The March 7, 2006 was released in the U.S., the chain CBS The series Unit, created by David Mamet and inspired by Eric Haney's book, Inside Delta Force .
This series presents the life and activities of a special forces unit of the U.S. military, acting under the cover of the "303 Study Group logistics", located at the base of Fort Griffith. Members of this elite unit are true specialists and better equipped soldiers of the world, the image of the real soldiers U.S. Delta Force The Unit
treasures many successes as a series, with a quality production and performance undeniable and dashes are well documented and resolved effectively. Flee the topic easily and reflects the complex world in which the War on Terrorism takes a close very important. Not only presents the tasks of the unit but also the family environment that surrounds these soldiers and the conditions under which all must live, in which the secret mark the customs and way of life. The wives of the soldiers know that their husbands belong to an elite unit, but do not know what missions, where they are, whether they are good or not, or other classified information.
The Unit retrieves the values \u200b\u200bthat govern these soldiers: honor, friendship, loyalty, discipline, sacrifice, professionalism, courage, and patriotism. It also highlights the circle wives are closed, based on mutual trust and personal knowledge to help and share all the routine activities of each of them.
It's a great series, which takes a fairly successful treatment of the issue of elite military units, with the added bonus of staying glued to the present. Their arguments are reflected from the viewpoint of the soldiers and their wives, who are a world full of slogans, traditions and its own language.
Few television series take us in as objective a way to those feelings that drive elite soldiers and their wives, immersed in a different reality, far from the ordinary citizen, but whose work depends the security of those citizens themselves and the Western democracies.
The Unit has millions of followers in the U.S. In Spain, where the sixth issue, has not elicited much sympathy. Perhaps because the values \u200b\u200bupheld and seen in each of its episodes are not shared to the same extent. A set of this quality and these values \u200b\u200bdo not succeed resoundingly in Spain is a symptom of the level of the English audience, which seems to prefer English production clunkers (fortunately not all) sad realities, contests are embarrassed, or grotesque in trash TV. He also talks of abuse to undergo some strings TV in Spain to the American series, changing time, date, issue, invasion of advertising, etc. that ends up scaring the audience.
Good fans at least have the opportunity to enjoy this great series on CBS chain or directly to DVD. Human stories, political or military action that we consider are the reflection of the actual world we live in, and does so with a dynamic, reliability, and quality to which the American series we are accustomed. The Unit
worthwhile. Discover here a video with the famous march " Fired Up, Feels Good" that appears at the top of the set, original the marines to run: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noLZKYCBDs0
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