An Excellent Depiction of the D-Day Landing for the Troops

Rating: 7/10 (9 November 2019)

An Excellent Depiction of the D-Day Landing for the Troops.
However; later there is an anomaly in the logic........
The Captain's orders are to retrieve Private Ryan and return him to the rear; in order to save his life, as all his other brothers have been killed in Combat.
This the Captain achieves; but it is more a matter of luck as Ryan survives on his own....!!
When the Captain takes his Squad on the Mission; and they come across a German Radar installation; he insists on attacking it, instead of going around it.as some of his men suggest.
Attacking it is inconsistent with his orders to retrieve Private Ryan.
In so doing the Captain loses one of his men; and could have lost more.
Later; when he finds Private Ryan; he allows the Private to insist they stay and defend the town from a German attack.
This is also inconsistent with his orders.
If he had survived the attack and Private Ryan had been killed; then the Captain would have been Court Martialed for a Failure to Obey Orders....!!