Justin Gordon

Ludie 2022-03-23 09:01:44

I don't want to presume who is the righteous side. In the war, there is no right or wrong for the fighters on both sides of the war. They are not the ones who started the war, they are only the executors of the war and the biggest victims. It is usually described as cruel in the habit of war, but...

Bethany 2021-11-17 08:01:27

Reflect after reading. There are many scenes of tragic fighting throughout the film, and I often feel the joy-standing on the side of the US military, often immediately realize that it is actually the slaughter of people-from the perspective of a third party, in fact, the cannon fodder of...

Haylie 2022-03-27 09:01:05

The film is based on real battles in the Vietnam War. In November 1965, the Vietnam War escalated to the stage where the U.S. military was directly involved in the war. The number of U.S. troops stationed in Vietnam continues to rise. Lieutenant Colonel Moore was instructed to train a group of recruits into real soldiers. Many family members of the army also poured into the army. The soldiers played the dual roles of husbands and soldiers. The warm atmosphere was mixed with a trace of unease. In order to ease the monotonous military life, the troops held large-scale evening parties. When the time came to set off, Moore solemnly promised to "bring back every soldier" at the ceremony. Moore and his troops were airborne in the river valley near Cambodia, where the North Vietnamese Army was heavily armed. The weakly numbered American troops were surrounded by heavy casualties. Finally, with the aid of artillery and helicopters, the battle began to stalemate. The next day, the battle advanced to the hills but still unable to break through the siege, Moore asked for help from the air force, and because the two sides were too close, American gasoline bombs damaged part of the ground troops. Photojournalist Joe recorded the brutal scenes of the battle. On the third day, the U.S. military is preparing for decisive close combat, air support, annihilation

Brooke 2022-04-23 07:01:46

I hope there will never be a war. I still remember watching mine wars, tunnel wars and other films when I was a child, I thought war was really cool, we basically didn't die, the enemy was dead, war was interesting, I thought it would be nice if there was a war tomorrow, I would definitely be the first to participate ! I'm so stupid, war is always cruel, cruel to unimaginable, peace, hope for world peace. But many parts of the world are still at war, and those soldiers with family photos may be gone in the next second. Hope for world peace!