The first Iraq war saw many tragedies and many acts of heroism. This is the story of the conflict seen through the eyes of the men and women involved.The first Iraq war saw many tragedies and many acts of heroism. This is the story of the conflict seen through the eyes of the men and women involved.The first Iraq war saw many tragedies and many acts of heroism. This is the story of the conflict seen through the eyes of the men and women involved.
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I actually worked on this movie in the production office and it was hurried and just not very good. As the two media critics mentioned in their reviews, this movie was made in a rush to capitalize on the war effort. I remember that the script was constantly being updated to make it seem more dramatic than the actual events were. The whole project felt forced to me at the time. Save the 90 minutes for something else and pass on this one.
I served in Operation Desert Storm with the National Guard and I am prouder of this then anything else that I have done in my entire life. I remember the euphoria of patriotism and good feeling that swept our country after the wars end. I remember the kind support and the great big Welcome Home that we all got and I am so greatful and I will be until my dying day. This film looks like it was very quickly slapped together. It is as if they wanted to get it out as soon as possible to cash in. I enjoyed it but it could have been a lot better. So many of the characters in this film are cliched that it is almost laughable if you forget its meant to be serious. There have been only two other Hollywood features that have dealt with the Persian Gulf War, they are Courage Under Fire and Three Kings. I hope that someday they will make a good, first-class Hollywood production that will do justice to myself and all of my fellow veterans who went over there and did their best.
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- GoofsThe character played by Steven Williams is first shown with the on-screen caption, "Spec. Jonathan Alston," to note the character's Army rank of Specialist / E4. However, the character is clearly wearing the rank of Sergeant / E5, and later, a character refers to him as "Sergeant Alston."
The real-life Jonathan Alston, on whom the character is based, was a Specialist during Desert Storm.
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By what name was The Heroes of Desert Storm (1991) officially released in India in English?
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