December 7th

The film does not depict any LGBTQ+ identities or stories. Its social structure aligns closely with mid-20th-century norms where everyone is assumed to be straight.

The story focuses primarily on male characters, reflecting the hierarchical structure of the 1940s military. Women are shown mainly in supporting roles, such as medical staff or family members.

The film portrays a uniform view of the military, focusing on white soldiers. Japanese forces are depicted through wartime propaganda without showing nuanced characters.

The film emphasizes Western institutions and national unity. It celebrates the state's organized violence in defending the nation.

There is no focus on disability or neurodivergence. Characters are portrayed as able-bodied fighters to fit the narrative of wartime mobilization.