D-Day: Dogs

In World War II, according to the "Overlord" plan planned by British Allied General Eisen Howell, it became critical to secure time for the Normandy landing for all Allied forces. On June 6, 1944, the Normandy landings kicked off. In order to seize the commanding heights of the beach, Cape Hawk Ridge, suppress the German heavy artillery and machine gun fire points deployed on the coasts of Utah and Omaha, and destroy the enemy's main artillery, U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel James Earl Rudel led the "Dog Company" of the 2nd Ranger Unit to become the vanguard force for this task. Some say it's suicide, but to the Bulldog Company, it's another word for mission. When a group of elite American soldiers are ordered to destroy a series of German machine gun emplacements, they find themselves venturing blindly into enemy territory. Outnumbered and ill-equipped, they must risk their lives crossing dangerous terrain, never knowing where their enemies might be hiding...