Regardless of the political background, at the time the United States participated in the war whether it was aggression or the maintenance of justice. I just want to talk about the thoughts after watching the movie:
1. It is the duty of a soldier to execute an order, and sometimes it does not matter whether the order is right or wrong, and if you really cannot stand the condemnation of your "conscience", then you will inevitably pay a corresponding price.
2. Curiosity kills the cat. To satisfy your curiosity, you must pay the corresponding price
3. Everything will happen on the battlefield, just like the male protagonist in the movie, enduring hunger and the danger that comes at any time, walking alone for days and nights before waiting for the rescue of the big troops, this must be the usual "sweat" As a result, there will be no cost of "more bloodshed."
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