Movies about war have become a way for audiences ... account of real events during the Battle of the Atlantic in World War II. Naval Commander Ernest Krause (Tom Hanks) captains the USS Keeling ...

This well-reviewed John Wayne World War II movie is worth seeking out, especially since it chronicles an often neglected part ...

This became apparent when we asked Military.com readers to share their must-watch war movies with us. Here’s what made the cut in terms of the best World War II movies, according to service ...

The only thing more dangerous than the front lines was the fight to get there. In the early days of WWII, an international convoy of 37 Allied ships, led by captain Ernest Krause (Tom Hanks) in ...

L.Q. Jones, who acted in some of the greatest western movies of all time and also wrote ... in another western "Stay Away, Joe" (1968), WWII Navy vet Jason Robards in the western "The Ballad ...

This early scene in the World War II action drama “Greyhound ... as we spend the remainder of the movie aboard the U.S.S. Keeling, a Navy destroyer leading a convoy of 37 Allied ships across ...

The director of the movie, David Ayer, is a Navy veteran with strong family ties to the military. "Both my grandparents served in World War II," he said, adding they were career officers who retired.

When Tom Hanks barks a command in Aaron Schneider’s World War II thriller “Greyhound,” you ... so often that you’ll be swimming in Navy jargon by the film’s end.

Director Roland Emmerich’s new movie Midway ... Senior Historian at the National WWII Museum, who was not involved in the film. In early 1942, U.S. Navy cryptanalysts had learned the Japanese ...

This home was a World War II patrol ... This home movie was no different. Shot after shot — each 20 seconds maximum because color film was expensive — he captured the faces of his naval ...

Movies have long served the Navy as effective tools in recruiting ... coincides with the 80th anniversary year of some significant World War II battles. Foremost among them is Midway, one of ...