Apache Warrior

A classical American Exceptionalism story. While the documentary was careful to view the crew as heroes, it ascribes every failure to lack or proper preparation before the operation- as if Iraqis cannot mount a defense on and of themselves. MOST IMPORTANTLY, it completely IGNORES the fact that 1 AH-64 was downed and its crew was captured. BIG FALURE!

In the "where are they now" ending, institution is misspelled.

I had some idea what I was going to see as I am familiar with the Apache. You get the feeling of almost being in the cockpit as they are zooming only feet over the ground headed into enemy territory. All the footage is actual footage - no recreations. Everything got super real for me when that first bullet hit that helo and they were like "What was that?" What came next I wasn't really ready for but it made me give even more respect than which I already had for these Apache crews. Not to get political, but I don't know how any American can watch what I just watched, then still have the gall to kneel during our National Anthem. It's truly dispicable.

This was a great doc that was edited well and has all the real players involved with actual footage.

Every 10 years or so, you come across this jaw dropping production that sticks with you for days to follow. This is the mother of all those (given you take any interest in the overall ubject of warfare and particularly combat aircraft, of course).

One of the best actually real event film. Anyone with flight interest and enjoys the truth and tension will love this film. There is virtually no CGI or actors in this film. These are the real soldiers that were there and did this. This should give anyone that watched this the ability to show respect and understand what these who serve do to protect the freedom's of democracy and America. I highly recommend people watch this film.