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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by Music/HansZimmer, the film's main theme. It even becomes this when it's played during the love scene between Danny & Evelyn.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE com/watch?v=opP4PcZ7aN4 Tennessee]] by Music/HansZimmer, the film's main theme. It even becomes this when it's played during the love scene between Danny & Evelyn.
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** The torpedo that reads "This Is For Betty," which heavily implies that Red wrote that to avenge his late fiancée, who was killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor while trying to get to the hospital to take care of the wounded soldiers.
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** It should also be mentioned that Captain Mervyn S. Bennion was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Pearl Harbor attack.
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** It should also be mentioned that Captain Mervyn S. Bennion was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Pearl Harbor attack.
** The torpedo that reads "This Is For Betty," which heavily implies that Red wrote that to avenge his late fiancée, who was killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor while trying to get to the hospital to take care of the wounded soldiers.
** The torpedo that reads "This Is For Betty," which heavily implies that Red wrote that to avenge his late fiancée, who was killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor while trying to get to the hospital to take care of the wounded soldiers.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by Music/HansZimmer, the film's main theme.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by Music/HansZimmer, the film's main theme. It even becomes this when it's played during the love scene between Danny & Evelyn.
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** This scene is actually 100% historically accurate, almost the only part of the whole movie that can make that claim, except for Roosevelt's December 8 speech (which cuts out most of the actual speech) and his Cabinet meeting (which really took place but certainly didn't include Dan Aykroyd's fictional character in attendance).
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** This scene is actually 100% historically accurate, almost the only part of the whole movie that can make that claim, except for Roosevelt's December 8 speech (which cuts out most of the actual speech) and his Cabinet meeting (which really took place but certainly didn't include Dan Aykroyd's fictional character in attendance).attendance).
** It should also be mentioned that Captain Mervyn S. Bennion was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Pearl Harbor attack.
** It should also be mentioned that Captain Mervyn S. Bennion was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Pearl Harbor attack.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by HansZimmer, the film's main theme.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by HansZimmer, Music/HansZimmer, the film's main theme.
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook (specifically the Captain's Steward, part of the ship's Galley Division) , that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller runs to his Battle Station (at the Captain's side to act as his Runner[[note]]And bodyguard, if the ship ever got boarded[[/note]])finds the Captain mortally wounded belowdecks, having been unable to reach the bridge before being caught in the first bomb hit. Even as he's dying, [[AFatherToHisMen Bennion]] keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be, Sir. You trained us well!"
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook (specifically the Captain's Steward, part of the ship's Galley Division) , that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller runs to his Battle Station (at the Captain's side to act as his Runner[[note]]And bodyguard, if the ship ever got boarded[[/note]])finds boarded[[/note]]) and finds the Captain mortally wounded belowdecks, having been unable to reach the bridge before being caught in the first bomb hit. Even as he's dying, [[AFatherToHisMen Bennion]] keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be, Sir. You trained us well!"
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook (specifically the Captain's Steward, part of the ship's Galley Division) , that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds the Captain seriously wounded on the bridge. Even as he's dying, Bennion keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be, Sir. You trained us well!"
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook (specifically the Captain's Steward, part of the ship's Galley Division) , that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds runs to his Battle Station (at the Captain's side to act as his Runner[[note]]And bodyguard, if the ship ever got boarded[[/note]])finds the Captain seriously mortally wounded on belowdecks, having been unable to reach the bridge. bridge before being caught in the first bomb hit. Even as he's dying, Bennion [[AFatherToHisMen Bennion]] keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be, Sir. You trained us well!"
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook, that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds the Captain seriously wounded on the bridge. Even as he's dying, Bennion keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be. [He] trained them well."
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* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook, cook (specifically the Captain's Steward, part of the ship's Galley Division) , that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds the Captain seriously wounded on the bridge. Even as he's dying, Bennion keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be. [He] be, Sir. You trained them well."us well!"
** This scene is actually 100% historically accurate, almost the only part of the whole movie that can make that claim, except for Roosevelt's December 8 speech (which cuts out most of the actual speech) and his Cabinet meeting (which really took place but certainly didn't include Dan Aykroyd's fictional character in attendance).
** This scene is actually 100% historically accurate, almost the only part of the whole movie that can make that claim, except for Roosevelt's December 8 speech (which cuts out most of the actual speech) and his Cabinet meeting (which really took place but certainly didn't include Dan Aykroyd's fictional character in attendance).
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* During the climax, [[spoiler:Danny is mortally wounded, and Rafe tries to save him. Rafe tearfully tells Danny he is going to be okay because he's "Going to be a daddy". Danny's last words "[[TakeUpMySword No...you are]]"]]
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* During the climax, [[spoiler:Danny is mortally wounded, and Rafe tries to save him. Rafe tearfully tells Danny he is going to be okay because he's "Going to be a daddy". Danny's last words "[[TakeUpMySword No...you are]]"]]are]]"]]
* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook, that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds the Captain seriously wounded on the bridge. Even as he's dying, Bennion keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be. [He] trained them well."
* The relationship between Dorie Miller and Captain Mervyn S. Bennion. Right before the attack, Bennion tells Miller, a lowly ship's cook, that the crew is proud of him for never giving up during a fight. As the attack happens, Miller finds the Captain seriously wounded on the bridge. Even as he's dying, Bennion keeps giving orders for air cover, damage control, for his XO to assume command, and is assured by Miller that "everyone is where they need to be. [He] trained them well."
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by HansZimmer, the film's main theme.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by HansZimmer, the film's main theme.theme.
* During the climax, [[spoiler:Danny is mortally wounded, and Rafe tries to save him. Rafe tearfully tells Danny he is going to be okay because he's "Going to be a daddy". Danny's last words "[[TakeUpMySword No...you are]]"]]
* During the climax, [[spoiler:Danny is mortally wounded, and Rafe tries to save him. Rafe tearfully tells Danny he is going to be okay because he's "Going to be a daddy". Danny's last words "[[TakeUpMySword No...you are]]"]]
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVbwaHTuLvE Tennessee]] by HansZimmer, the film's main theme.
