Based on the biographical history, We Were Soldiers Once…And Young, co-authored by Lt. General Harold Moore and civilian war correspondent Joseph Galloway, the film looks at America’s unpopular war through the eyes of those who fought in it. Moore is also shown to have deep religious convictions as he prays for both his men and his enemies. It is a wonderful and cleansing exoneration to see the American military perform valiantly even in our most unpopular war, but the highly graphic wounds and deaths in the battle scenes are not for the squeamish. Vulgar language used numerous times further detracts from the inspiring characters and action in WE WERE SOLDIERS.
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