| John Wayne stars as Jim Smith, who leads the people of the Allegheny Mountains in an uprising. It is 1754, and British troops are protecting traders, who are illegally trading weapons and alcohol to the indians, who are raiding the local settlements. |  |
| It is the end of the French-Indian Wars, a French officer is seen here returning captured prisoners. |
| Jim Smith was one of the prisoners, he is welcome by his friend, McDougal. He has been a prisoner for about 3 years. |  |
| Smith, McDougal, and their friend The Professor are seen here returning to the Allegheny Mountains. They are might by a deceiving trader. |
| Smith and his people come a bit to late, the area in the background was attacked and destoryed by the Indians. |  |
 | Smith is seen here, dressing up like a Indian. He is leading the rescue of two children, who were taken prisoners by the Indians. |
| Smith's men are seen here fighting the indians, who were holding the two kids hostaged. They ambushed the Indians, as they were walking down stream. |  |
 | Settlers of the surrounding area, are meeting in McDougal's Tavern. They are discussing how to handle the traders, who are hiding under British protection, to trade with the Indians. |
| Smith and his men, are dressed up as Indians again, to attack the traders, who are illegally carry shipments for the Indians. |  |
 | Smith and is stopping a formation of British Troops, who are marching towards the local fort. Smith is warning the British Commander, to quit hiding the illict traders under his protection. |
| The people of Allegheny Mountains, are stopping all avenues of approach to the area. The are trying to keep all illegal goods, destinated for the Indians, from entering the area. |  |
 | Smith and his men, are firing up on the Fort, with their long guns, to try to get the British to surrender the fort. The British only have short range muskets, and they don't have the reach as the weapons of Smith's men. |
| Smith and his men have succeded in getting the British to surrender. They are seen here, leaving the fort. |  |
 | The British have reoccupied the fort. Several of the local men have been captured and put in shackles, without having trial. Smith is leading about 9 men into the fort, to release the captured men. |
| Smith is captured by one of the illegal traders. The trader shot of his friends, and is falsely accusing Smith of doing it. |  |
 | A British General named Gage, has declared Smith and his men not guilty of any crimes, they are here celebrating his release. The End. |