None. The cast is mostly male, being that this film takes place at a military base during the Second World War.

There are a couple of pin-up women shown.

Near the end around 30-20 more minutes left, there is a dogfight scene. We do see a few B-17 Planes exploding. No gore, but there is a scene where is a scene where a Pilot remarks about the heavy Flak then they unexpectedly explode. No blood, no gore.

While this is a "war movie", there is actually very little violence. Most of the battles are only "talked about" and not actually seen. The few scenes of planes actually in battle consist mostly of stock footage from actual planes in combat. This footage is black and white and not in the best of shape, so even it is fairly tame.

Mild cursing and insults. No overly profane language to speak of.

Drugs, recreational: None

Many characters smoke and drink socially. Several times men are shown to be very drunk.

Characters do go into aerial battles while death is very much a possibility, however most of the violence and suspense is implied and happens "off camera."