Mission code: Red Wings Operation Red Wings, 4 of the 12 SEALs fought against 140 Taliban al-Qaeda members in three days, 3 fought to the death, and 1 survived alone. (During the failure of the US military rescue operation, 7 SEALs and 8 members of the 160 Special Army Aviation Team were indirectly killed.) From these figures, we can see the tragic nature of the real battle, and in the movie, we had to face 4 of them. The SEALs were beaten to a bloody tragic state. I told you at the beginning of the movie that Marcus was the only survivor, and our mission was to see how other people became expendables of the nation in the hail of bullets.
The camera records indifferently the painful price of these commandos due to their temporary kindness, but this kindness is admirable. The preciousness of human nature in real events is also reflected in the Afghan civilians. Without the desperate protection of the Afghan civilians, Marcus also struggled to survive.
Osama bin Laden was killed by SEAL Team Six, and the US military withdrew from the battlefield in Afghanistan, but the old events of the battlefield will never be forgotten.
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