In my opinion, this movie wasn't bad at all. Also it very closely resembles the book One Last Gasp by Andrew C. Piazza which I thoroughly enjoyed reading!!
To add more content for submission, one more note as to the accuracy of this film.
In 1944 there were not any black men in the 101st Airborne.
At that point in time the United States military was segregated and black men were relegated to rear area jobs or jobs which were intensely manual labor.
However the Tuskegee Airman who flew the P51 Mustangs as part of the Red Tails Squadrons were a wonderful exception.
I hope I have made this as accurate as possible, thanks for reading.
To add more content for submission, one more note as to the accuracy of this film.
In 1944 there were not any black men in the 101st Airborne.
At that point in time the United States military was segregated and black men were relegated to rear area jobs or jobs which were intensely manual labor.
However the Tuskegee Airman who flew the P51 Mustangs as part of the Red Tails Squadrons were a wonderful exception.
I hope I have made this as accurate as possible, thanks for reading.