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  Review by PUNQ ★★ 1

  The last film B-movie director D. Ross Lederman would do in Hollywood. He stuck around and did quite a bit of TV in the 1950s, but never did a feature film again, having been around since the silent era. My favorite film of his is The Body Disappears (1941), but he had a hand in directing just about every B-franchise out there like The Whistler, Boston Blackie, Lone Wolf and Tarzan, along with touching on most genres, including westerns which got him noticed. He was the type of versatile director they seemingly assigned to anything non-important available. And his final film was a cadet comedy. Sort of putting a Dead End Kids wannabe gang into military training, with the shenanigans you'd expect out of that. Nothing amazing, but competent. Like most of Lederman's movies.