It’s 1940.
Britain is ravaged by war, and in a small town in Kent, in the southeast of England, six orphan boys decide to form their own rag-tag boy scout troop to help out on the home front.
During an air raid, they mount an unmanned anti-aircraft gun and manage to shoot down a German dive-bomber.
Like lightning, news of their courage and resourcefulness reaches the ears of Boy Scout founder Lord Baden-Powell, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and even King George VI, as well as leaders of a newly formed branch of British Intelligence, the Special Operations Executive, who wants to recruit them for a dangerous undercover mission in Nazi Germany.
Now they must go through rigorous training, meeting all kinds of secret inventors and future war heroes along the way.
