I count this as one of the many "clean-up" productions to round out our understanding of the war. Imitation Game for Bletchley, Grayhound for the convoy duties, Women at War for the women dropped behind enemy lines to support the partisans.
War Games is part drama, part history lesson, and superbly satisfying to a wwii researcher.
Initially, most viewer will be skeptical that both the Royal Navy & the US Navy could be so blind to what is obvious now. Anyone ho has ever suffered under the blinkered weight of "that's how we have always done things" will recognize the syndrome
A little didactic in places, but with flashes of verisimilitude.
War Games is part drama, part history lesson, and superbly satisfying to a wwii researcher.
Initially, most viewer will be skeptical that both the Royal Navy & the US Navy could be so blind to what is obvious now. Anyone ho has ever suffered under the blinkered weight of "that's how we have always done things" will recognize the syndrome
A little didactic in places, but with flashes of verisimilitude.