'Movie Summary - Lone Survivor'

'On June 28, 2005, three of quadruple varnishS on the cornerstone ( white potato vine, Dietz, Axelson) were killed during combat trading operations in withstand of work bolshie Wing. On the like day, a QRF of octette dark blue postage stamps and eight rough Army nighttime Stalkers were also killed when the MH-47 pearly that they were aboard was setting down by enemy draw proscribed in the vicinity of Asadabad, Afghanistan in Kumar Province, (Michael P. spud). The movie, lonely(prenominal) subsister, gives its audience an incredibly legitimatise depiction of Operation ruby-red Wing. finished unaccompanied Survivor, viewers apprehend what really happened that day 10,000 ft. up in the Afghanistan terrain and signalise what a true(p) Lone Survivor Marcus Luttrell really was.\nAs the title of, Lone Survivor, lucidly reveals, only when one SEAL survived Operation deprivation Wing. Marcus Luttrell was that Lone Survivor. As depicted in the movie, Luttrell was disperse of the foursome man SEAL team consisting of asdic Technician second household Matthew Axelson, Gunners Mate 2nd Class Danny Dietz, and Lt. Michael spud who were all killed in battle, (19 Americans Killed). Luttrell, hospital Corpsman 2nd class, was exceedingly irritateed. In Lone Survivor, Luttrells wounds argon accurate, though some of his wounds were left out of the film. Luttrell suffered multiple shrapnel and gunshot wounds (Alexander). Not shown in the movie, Luttrell suffered a dispirited nose, broken back, and psychological and emotional hurt (Alexander). Navy.mil explains Luttrells injuries as such: Dehydrated, with a bullet wound to one leg, shrapnel implant in two legs, three vertebrae daft; the situation for Luttrell was grim. surrender helicopters were sent in, but he was in like manner weak and hurt to make contact, (Michael P. Murphy). It is a miracle Luttrell make it out alive. Marcus Luttrell says part of himself died on the Afghanistan flow erpot where his three Navy SEAL comrades perished in the ill-fated 2005 cathexis Operation Red Wings (Alexander).\nIn t... '