Band of Brothers Series , a 10-part series produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks for HBO, follows easy company, which tells the story of military unity during World War II, from initial training at Camp Tokua to the end of the war, and we'll learn more about the story of the American series Band of Brothers.
The story of the series:
Based on the book written by the late Stephen Ambrose for HBO, the station was ready to spend a record $120 million in its industry for the success of the series, and the series revolves around the details of the war, ranging from jumping training at Camp Tokua, Georgia, and the Band of Brothers unit through American airborne landings in Normandy and the Baston siege to the end of the war.
Major Richard Winters is the central character, appearing to be working to accomplish the company's tasks and keep his men, and although the series has a large group of actors, each episode generally focuses on a single character, and since the series is based on historical events, the fates of the characters reflect the fate of the people on which they are based.
Many die or are seriously injured, which leads to being sent home, other soldiers recover after treatment in field hospitals and join their units on the front line, and the series focuses on recounting their experiences and the moral, mental and physical obstacles they must overcome during the war.