Eastern Condors

The unofficial leader of the convicts, Tung Ming-Sun is pragmatic, fearless, and quick to adapt under fire. He orchestrates plan after plan, balancing risk with strategy while grappling with moral implications of the mission.

Rat Chieh is sharp-witted and resourceful, often acting as the group’s moral counterweight. His quick thinking and skepticism help reveal dangers and hidden loyalties.

Yeung-Lung appears mentally ill to protect Rat and others, but his disguise hides keen perception and a protective instinct. He exposes a traitor among the Cambodian guerrillas and becomes a pivotal, if enigmatic, ally.

Chin Dai-Hoi is a pragmatic convict who contemplates escape and questions the mission’s true nature. He remains loyal to the group, offering survival tactics and steady endurance.

Lam is a Hong Kong-American officer who orders the mission to destroy the missiles but faces the mission’s aborted start and heavy losses. He exudes leadership under pressure, ultimately paying a high personal price.

The General commands elite forces and relentlessly pursues the bunker’s missiles, embodying the brutal authority of the Vietnamese side. He is the primary antagonist in the military showdown and meets a dramatic end at the hands of the protagonists.

A capable Vietnamese captain leads assaults against the convoy and bunker defenses, presenting a stoic military presence and strategic threat.

The Cambodian guerrilla leader embodies fierce resolve and tactical savvy, guiding fighters but also exposing tensions between allied factions. She is implicated in the tense dynamic surrounding the traitor.