It's a propaganda film and not a very good one at that
Hollywood made a ton of war movies very few of which are any good. Most had two major faults. One was that they were melodramas about a soldiers and their girlfriend before he has to go off to combat. The other was that they were full of propaganda about the American fighting man. This fell into the latter category. It was based upon a book written by a journalist who was with the Marines. When they land on a beach and run into the Japanese it’s called a “deceitful” attack. When the unit is wiped out it’s called a “massacre.” There’s plenty of talk about how the Japanese are inferior. Sometimes the combat saves these films but that doesn’t happen here either.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Seiler", "Lewis"], "Producers": ["Bryan Foy"], "Starring": ["Preston Foster", "Lloyd Nolan", "William Bendix"]}

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