Historically Accurate?

Rating: 1/10 (27 November 2019)

I was all set to go see this movie on Veterans Day weekend.
However, after watching the preview clip, I had second thoughts about going.
First, it shows twin-engine Japanese bombers bombing the US carriers at Midway.
They look like Mitsubishi 3GM "Nell."
Although in service with the Imperial Japanese Navy from 1935-1945, they were land, not carrier-based aircraft.
The closest Japanese-held airbase for them to take off from would have been at Wake Island.
With a range of some 2,400 miles, the could have flown the 2,054 nautical miles from Wake to Midway and back, with 346 miles to spare.
However, Wake's airfield at that time would have been too small to handle a large number of land-based twin-engine aircraft.
Moot point, though, none of the histories of the battle I've read (books, not unsubstantiated web sites) report the presence of land-based Imperial Japanese Navy bombers.