Main Cast
- Donald Hewlett as Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Reynolds
- Michael Knowles as Captain Jonathan Ashwood
- Windsor Davies as Battery Sergeant Major Tudor Williams
- George Layton as Bombardier "Solly" Solomons
- Melvyn Hayes as Gunner / Bombardier "Gloria" Beaumont
- Don Estelle as Gunner "Lofty" Harold Sugden
- Christopher Mitchell as Gunner "Parky" Nigel Parkins
- John Clegg as Gunner "Paderewski" Jonathan Graham
- Stuart McGugan as Gunner "Atlas" Mackintosh
- Kenneth MacDonald as Gunner "Nobby" Clark
- Mike Kinsey as Gunner "Nosher" Evans
- Michael Bates as Bearer Rangi Ram
- Dino Shafeek as Char Wallah Muhammed
- Babar Bhatti as Punkah Wallah Rumzan
- Andy Ho as Ah Syn – Chinese cook
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