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The Gulf War resulted in a group of American soldiers and civilians being captured by Iraq. U.S. President Thomas Benson (played by Lloyd Bridges) personally ordered the rescue of the hostages. However, after a senseless shootout, the rescue team was captured instead. There are only ten days left before the presidential election, so whether the hostages can be rescued is particularly important. The legendary hero Tober Charlie (played by Charlie Sheen) is in danger. He returns from the jungle of the Far East and rushes to the Persian Gulf to rescue his compatriots. Before departure, he will participate in The passionate reunion of the CIA beauties Michelle and Tober who were secretly rescued this time adds another brilliance to the hero's love story. A group of people arrived in the Middle East and met up with Dai Meida (Valeria Golino) who served as liaison officer. Tober reunited with his old love, but because of the hostage, there was Dai Meida's husband Deda (Rowan Atkinson). Rowan Atkinson) and cannot exceed the etiquette...

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