Good portrayal of the NCIS witch hunts during that time period…Tailhook comes to mind.
A big part of the reason they added the 'C' in 1993.
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Good portrayal of the NCIS witch hunts during that time period…Tailhook comes to mind.
Apparently, this movie is drawing some attention from the Pentagon. I hope they don't expend too much energy on it. I thought it was an okay movie; kind of thought-provoking and was attempting to present an air of realism but obviously some creative liberties were taken. The ending was a bit disappointing.Very similar to the book “Nuclear War” by Annie Jacobsen, the movie “A House of Dynamite” had a limited run at the movies and is available today on Netflix.
Is that the same Annie Jacobsen that wrote the column referenced here about witnessing a hijacking dry-run in the early 2000s?Apparently, this movie is drawing some attention from the Pentagon. I hope they don't expend too much energy on it. I thought it was an okay movie; kind of thought-provoking and was attempting to present an air of realism but obviously some creative liberties were taken. The ending was a bit disappointing.
Are you responding to me or Randy?Is that the same Annie Jacobsen that wrote the column referenced here about witnessing a hijacking dry-run in the early 2000s?
The fundamentals of military, appointed, and elected officials having to make critical decisions and extremely time compressed situation is pretty much on point. And I think that is the point.From what I've seen of the previews and what I've read about it so far, it gets so many of the technical details wrong I would have a hard time watching it.
One thing I thought was super realistic was the SECDEF having a moment where he realized he was still on mute in a video conference.The fundamentals of military, appointed, and elected officials having to make critical decisions and extremely time compressed situation is pretty much on point. And I think that is the point.
I liked that the movie was divided into 3 different perspectives that kept the clock ticking.One thing I thought was super realistic was the SECDEF having a moment where he realized he was still on mute in a video conference.
