This film describes the war situation of the 1993 Mogadishu War. The film describes the US military's combat team formed by the Delta Special Forces and Ranger Special Forces, and thousands of armed forces in Mogadishu, Somalia. The story of militia fighting. The mission of this special force in 1993 was to capture the two important subordinates of the Somali warlord Aidid at the time. The original mission was expected to be about half an hour. After the two targets were arrested by the Delta Force, Danny McKnight was then taken in. The Hummer convoy commanded by the school (played by Tom Sethmore) escorted back to the camp. Unexpectedly, the "Super 61" Black Hawk UH-60 helicopter piloted by Clifton Wykau was attacked by Somali militia RPG-7 rockets and crashed, making the rangers who had established defense lines near the target building to crash. The location of the aircraft was checked for survivors and the helicopters were blown up. The result was a 15-hour protracted battle. After the first Black Hawk helicopter crashed, the Rangers’ teams rushed to the crash site to establish a line of defense, including the Fourth Ranger Team led by Sergeant Iversman (Chalk Four), in the end only one survivor was sent away under cover. The Hummer fleet of Lieutenant Colonel McKnight returned to the camp first because of a strong attack, but at the same time another Black Hawk helicopter was attacked-the "Super 64" piloted by Michael Duren fell. machine. When other teams were unable to provide immediate support, Delta Sergeant Randy Shuhart and Gary Gordon voluntarily went to the crash site to protect the scene. They found the surviving driver Durham, but the three were still unable to beat the number. Hundreds of Somali militias and residents attacked, Randy and Gary were killed, and Durham was captured by Somali warlord Aidid. With no ammunition and food, the Rangers (Sergeant Iversman) and Delta Squad (Sergeant Jeff Sanders) stationed near the crash site of the "Super 61" were unable to leave the enemy camp for a long time. In the end, Major General Garrison asked the 10th U.S. Mountain Division and the Pakistani peacekeeping force (armored vehicles) to help. On the other hand, Delta Sergeant Hut led the soldiers to the crash site of the "Super 64" to check for survivors. Finally, Hut and Sergeant Eversman rendezvous. Under the fierce enemy fire, this group of soldiers trapped in the enemy camp was forced to fight the Somali militia again. On the other hand, Lieutenant Colonel McKnight’s Hummer team returned to the battlefield again, escorting the injured and dead team members back to the camp. Finally, the team of Sergeant Iversman and Sergeant Sanders returned to the camp safely, and the 15-hour fierce battle was temporarily over. However, this battle resulted in the death of 19 American soldiers, which can be said to be one of the most tragic battles.
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