A harrowing tale of the 32nd Infantry Division's brutal first combat in WWII's New Guinea jungles.
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A harrowing tale of the 32nd Infantry Division's brutal first combat in WWII's New Guinea jungles.
This is the story of Midwestern unfortunates who drew the first and shortest stick of World War II. They were the first National Guard division activated for national service, the first division sent overseas and the first American division sent into battle. Moreover, they had the misfortune to be the spearhead of General Douglas MacArthur's first inept offensive against the Japanese in New Guinea. Told they would face a push-over - a starving, sickened enemy -- the green troops of the 32nd Infa...
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No romantic or sexual content depicted.
Extreme graphic depictions of war violence, death, and jungle combat horrors.
Moderate use of profanity typical of military settings.
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No fantasy or magical elements present.
No occult or demonic content present.
Minor references to WWII military strategy and Allied perspectives.
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Major themes of wartime suffering, trauma, and harsh conditions.
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