Greyhound Attack is a World War II drama film directed by Christopher Forbes. The movie centers on a group of American fighter pilots on a daring and risky mission into enemy territory. Set in the early 1940s, the film tells the story of a squadron of P-47 Thunderbolt pilots who are tasked with protecting a fleet of Allied ships carrying vital supplies to the European front.
As the mission commences, the American pilots find themselves facing a formidable enemy. The skies are filled with German planes, and the American fighters must use all of their skills and training to survive the fierce dogfights that ensue. Among the American pilots are two brothers, played by Jezibell Anat and Trenton Colbert, who must overcome personal and professional challenges as they fight to protect their fellow soldiers.
While the film is primarily a thrilling action-adventure, it also explores the personal sacrifices and emotional struggles that the pilots faced during the war. The movie features a talented cast including Stephen Gilliam, Corbin Rivers, and Catherine Jerald, and has been praised for its attention to historical detail and authentic depiction of aerial combat.