films to which that label could be rightly affixed, but there's on champ) is PARK ROW. THE STEEL HELMET is a rock-solid piece of filmmaking, though, and this was a good little write-up. Of Fuller's war pictures, FIXED BAYONETS and MERRILL'S MARAUDERS are also classics, especially the latter (the studio's tacked-on rah-rah ending does little to blunt its impact).Ralph's Cross on the North Yorkshire Moors above Westerdale. This cross (known as 'Young Ralph's Cross') probably dates from the 18th century, however there is mention of a cross on the site in the 13th century - as the name suggests, 'Old Ralph's Cross' (which is nearby) is the older of the two. See : http://megalithix.wordpress.com/2011/04/12/ralphs-cross/