Black Hawk Down: Leave No Man Behind

Ridley Scott's movie "Black Hawk Falls" is a depiction of an essential part of the US effort to grab the Mogadishu battle, Somalia warlord Muhammad Farra Eddie. The movie introduces elite army rangers, delta army soldiers and helicopter pilots. As the movie evolved, the plan to capture Eddie was a plan of despair and survival. A difficult and difficult fight showed us the special friendship of the soldiers who experienced the fighting fight with us and the heroicism that was dripped on them.

"Even if my Black Hawk helicopter is shot down in Iraq, even if I endanger his life to save me with homosexuality, homosexuality, transgender and others, I do not care, If you can risk your life and work, you should be able to serve - regardless of your gender identity, sexual orientation or ethnicity "This morning, the transgender service personnel wore uniforms and appeared in military duties, and their highest commanders said to him through Twitter that they do not want them to" manage them. This is an insult to their brave and glorious service. This new directive is harmful, misleading and weakened for our troops - it has not been strengthened. I introduce law and work to overturn this discriminatory decision. "

Since the death of 18 Americans soldiers in fatal blackhawk fall in 1993, the death of naval SEAL was the death of the first American army in Somalia. "Black Hawk Fall" became synonymous with American military intervention in Somalia. This is the title of the book and the movie that explained the fatal battle and rescue mission that disassembled the two American Black Hawk helicopters in Somali militia fighter in Mogadishu.

"Black Hawk Down" in 2001 was a favorite of service members and veterans. "Black Hawk Falls" depicting the raids to capture the fight between Mohamed Farraeid in 1993 and the subsequent Mogadishu is a story of the warriors, the view of what happens when the mission fails, and some Provide simple instructions. A wonderful action scene. In order to maintain legitimacy, the actor who played the Rangers participated in a familiar ranger course for one week at Fort Benning. An actor in Delta Force began a two week training course from Fort Bragg's first special strategy training team. In addition, arrested pilot Michael Durant talked to Ron Eldard and pilot actor of Fort Campbell's 160th Special Operation Air Force helicopter.