While out motoring, he saves an escaped convict, Jim Slade, who has busted out of prison to visit his dying wife.
The Girl's brother Lt Cyril Drummond cheats at cards in a game at a gambling den and the Man takes the blame in order to save him.
The Man takes part in a mission behind enemy lines which results in him saving the life of Jim and Cyril, before being wounded.
[14][15] It was one of four films the Department of Defence made available to councils for recruiting purposes, the others being Will They Never Come?, The Hero of the Dardanelles and Australians in Egypt.
"[17] The Motion Picture News said the author "deserves credit for developing an old plot in an entirely new way... the battle scenes, though not elaborate, are convincing and are perhaps the most realistic of any subject yet made in Australia.