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never war
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 the performance in the movie can be said to be tragic, not to mention the soldiers who actually went to the battlefield. War is not just about depriving people of life, it is those who are alive who suffer more. Peace is a great and sacred word, but wars happen all the time. Being able to live in a peaceful environment is something that many people in the world cannot seek in their entire lives. I am fortunate that I live in a peaceful era and environment.
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Durward 2022-04-22 07:01:13
7th U.S. Cavalry Regiment. It is also known as the Air Ranger because it crosses various types of obstacles by helicopter and performs quick response strike missions. Its armband has a black horse head, which is easy to identify. The film focuses on narrating the battle of this regiment's initial test in the Vietnam War. "Whether it's dead or alive, we all have to go home together." He rescued a row of patrols that had been cut off by North Vietnam, and retrieved two missing soldiers. The whole movie is about that.
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Jose 2021-11-17 08:01:27
①A glimpse of the Battle of Delang Valley ②The literary drama is too the main theme, like Gibson and Eastwood have very strong feelings of family and country, which is rare in Hollywood on the left. Psychological strikes should be no less than physical strikes. ④ The US military’s early air maneuvering practices, front deployment, troop projection, wounded retreat, and material depots are very flexible.
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[after savage is rescued]
Sergeant Major Basil Plumley: That's a nice day, Sergeant Savage.
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Lt. Colonel Hal Moore: I can hear you laughing you know.
Julie Moore: I'm not laughing, I'm marveling.
Lt. Colonel Hal Moore: At what?
Julie Moore: That you can find stubbornness in your children and think it comes from anywhere but you...