We Were Soldiers (2002)
400 U.S paratroopers. 4000 Vietnamese soldiers. 12 000 miles away from home. 1 man led them into battle.
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IMDb Rating:
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7.2/10

Country:United States, 138 minutes

Spoken languages:English, French, Vietnamese

Genres:Action, Drama, War, History

Director(s):Randall Wallace

Writer(s):

Video Codec:Unknown

Number: 86

Storyline:
A telling of the 1st Battalion, 7 Cavalry Regiment, 1st Calvary Division's battle against overwhelming odds in the Ia Drang valley of Vietnam in 1965. Seen through the eyes of the battalion's commander, Lieutenant Colonel Hal Moore (played by Mel Gibson), we see him take command of the battalion and its preparations to go into Vietnam. We also see how the French had, years earlier, been defeated in the same area. The battle was to be the first major engagement between U.S. and N.V.A. forces in South Vietnam, and showed the use of helicopters as mobility providers and assault support aircraft.

Cast:
Mel Gibson (as Lt. Col. Hal Moore), Madeleine Stowe (as Julie Moore), Greg Kinnear (as Maj. Bruce Crandall), Sam Elliott (as Sgt. Maj. Basil Plumley), Chris Klein (as 2nd Lt. Jack Geoghegan)

Medium: Original DVD,

Loaned: No

Aspect ratio: 2.35:1