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The Millionaires' Unit
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The Millionaires' Unit

May 24, 2015
2h 0m
★ 0.0

Overview

A documentary about the First Yale Unit, a group of Yale students who trained for World War I.

Genres

War
Documentary
History

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Cast

Bruce Dern

Narrator (voice)

Bruce Dern

Dan J. Evans

Trubee Davison

Dan J. Evans

Steven Haworth

Bob Lovett

Steven Haworth

Gregory Hoyt

Erl Gould

Gregory Hoyt

Joe Hubbard

John Vorys

Joe Hubbard

Kevin Joy

Dave Ingalls

Kevin Joy

Jake Lewis

Kenney MacLeish

Jake Lewis

Michael Manuel

Di Gates

Michael Manuel

Jake McLean

Curt Read

Jake McLean

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