Wrong Summit? Seriously?

Rating: 1/10 (21 January 2014)

i like war movies. i really do. good classic ones, trashy ones, exaggerated ones, almost any kind. and i can also accept that realism is not always needed to capture the brutality or convey a political message about combat and war.
so when i am going to watch more than 10 soldiers die while the movie creates a super-heroic atmosphere around it, i don't want to know that it happens because they behaved like absolute IDIOTS!
1 oh, shepherds have found us. lets tie them up, then have a discussion what to do. what is this? some kind of book club? chain of command, anyone?
2 OK then, we have accomplished that US special forces are no butchers and the alleged civilians will be free to do whatever they want. they probably loved to be tied up and did not at all get the point of our conversation, since we (special forces) do not speak any of their barbarian mumbo-jumbo, they simply cannot understand us as well. meanwhile we walk up the mountain. sounds like a plan.
3 no hurry there. missions over, so lets take our time to climb the hill. after all, all the recon work and pointless argument over funny-dark-beard-peoples lives were very exhausting. then: WRONG SUMMIT?!? what the hell? anyone able to read a map or operate a compass?
4,5,6, ... the helicopter thing. the endless falling and hitting trees and rocks and then walking like some kind of rambo-terminator-hybrid. how many bullets can these guys actually take before they're out?
i don't get the whole thing. who thinks that this depiction of a bunch of combat tactics imbeciles and disobedient fools will produce a feeling of heroic patriotism. for all American soldiers lives, i surely hope that this movie is as unrealistic as it gets.