He wants a "Section 8" (mental health discharge) to leave the front lines.
David Manning is the sole survivor of his platoon.
A bittersweet victory where the objective is met, but at a devastating human cost. Key Themes
Known for its bleak, muddy, and claustrophobic atmosphere.
Survival, cowardice vs. heroism, and the attrition of war Plot Overview
The squad must take out German "88" artillery pieces that are pinning down the American advance.
"Când Trâmbițele Tac" (When Trumpets Fade) is a 1998 war film directed by John Irvin. It focuses on the Battle of Hürtgen Forest during World War II, a brutal and often overlooked campaign. Executive Summary June 27, 1998 (HBO) Director: John Irvin Lead Actor: Ron Eldard (Private/Sergeant David Manning) Setting: Battle of Hürtgen Forest, late 1944