Two of my favorite scenes in the whole film, one is in the middle of the night in a daze, the Allied fleet is surrounded by German submarines on all sides, one friendly ship after another fires rescue flares into the air, as the dark sky is briefly illuminated When the light is on, a ship is on fire on the sea, and the camera zooms farther and farther into the air until it rises to the clouds. The firelights under the clouds are little by little, but the aurora above the clouds are still as beautiful as ever. After watching it, I feel that there is "no urine point in the whole process", the rhythm is fast, and the combat details are very attractive. From the captain's calm and calm command to the highly professional cooperation of officers and soldiers in all positions on the ship, it perfectly presents the highly professional reality of the US Navy during World War II.
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