“Despite the suffocating 115-degree heat and a lack of clean drinking water, Sledge, Leckie and the other Marines confront the highly-fortified enemy as they attempt to capture the Peleliu airfield. After seeing his comrades badly injured, Leckie himself is wounded and evacuated from the island. Sledge witnesses the shocking truth about what is sometimes required to survive and fight another day.”

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“Basiloneʼs celebrity grows as he travels across the country on the war bonds tour. On Pavuvu, Sledge, assigned to the 5th Marines, 1st Marine Division, is briefly reunited with Phillips and Leckie rejoins his company. Sledge then gets his first taste of combat as he, Leckie, and the rest of the 1st Marine Division meet fierce Japanese resistance while landing on the intricately and heavily defended coral island of Peleliu.”

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“Finally enlisted as a Marine, Sledge trains for combat at Camp Elliott. The 1st Marine Division lands at Cape Gloucester on the Japanese-held island of New Britain. As Leckie and the other Marines battle the Japanese, they quickly realize that the more ominous enemy is the smothering jungle itself. Having survived Gloucester and stationed on the godforsaken island of Pavuvu, Leckie begins displaying the physical and mental effects of combat and is sent to a naval hospital on nearby Banika for psychiatric observation.“

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“Physically and mentally debilitated after the four-month ordeal on Guadalcanal, Leckie, Basilone and thousands of their comrades land in Melbourne, where they are greeted by adoring crowds and viewed as the saviors of Australia. While his buddies carouse, Leckie becomes deeply attached to an Australian woman and her first-generation Greek family. Meanwhile, Basilone is awarded the Medal of Honor and is asked to return home to help sell U.S. war bonds.”

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“Basilone and the 7th Marines arrive on Guadalcanal to reinforce Leckie and the rest of the 1st Marine Division as they continue to defend the crucial airstrip. Basilone plays a key role in repelling a nighttime Japanese attack, but suffers a frightful personal loss. After four months of continuous action, the exhausted and disease-ridden members of the 1st Marine Division are evacuated off the island.”

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“In the immediate aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Marine Sgt. John Basilone prepares to ship out and confront the enemy somewhere in the Pacific, while budding journalist Robert Leckie enlists in the Marine Corps. Eugene Sledge, unable to enlist because of a heart murmur, says farewell to his best friend, Sidney Phillips, who is about to leave for boot camp. Exactly eight months after Pearl Harbor, the 1st Marine Division, including Leckie and Phillips, lands on Guadalcanal in order to secure its strategically vital airfield and prepare for the inevitable counterattack.”

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The story behind The Pacific is based on true stories and events that occurred during the Second World War. The inspiration for the ten hour miniseries were gotten from two books: Helmet for My Pillow by Robert Leckie and With the Old Breed by Eugene Sledge. In particular, it will show the critical role played by the United States in determining the chain of events that occurred in the Pacific Theatre of Operations. For those who don’t know about it, the Pacific Theatre of Operations was an area where the United States army was stationed in the Pacific and from where specific commands were issued that determined the outcome of the results in the Pacific during the war.

If you intend to watch The Pacific, you should be ready for some really touching scenes as it will be a surreal depicting of the battles of Guadalcanal, Peleliu, Okinawa, Cape Gloucester among many others. Will The Pacific be better than Band of Brothers –the first miniseries that Steven Spielberg did with Tom Hanks? Only time will tell. But to get a feel of what you’ll experience when you watch the pacific, hear what one of the Executive producers -Steven Spielberg- has to say:

“We did give The Pacific with a different look. There was a very strong, desaturated quality to Band of Brothers. In The Pacific, it was blue skies. They weren’t fighting in overcast weather.  Sometimes monsoons would come in and it was terribly rainy and muddy and you couldn’t see the hand in front of your face, but it was a blue-sky war. It was a hot, dry, humid blue-sky war. So, there are more vivid colors in The Pacific than we ever had in Band of Brothers because that was the way it was, when you read the books and talk to the survivors of those campaigns”.

When asked how long it took him to get the miniseries ready and available for the premier, he said:

“I would say years. Longer than I actually remember. It was inevitable that we would do The Pacific with HBO because there was such an overwhelming response, not only from the general public that got very involved in Band of Brothers, but we got so much positive mail. We got so many letters of veterans from the Pacific Theater of Operations, asking us if we could acquit their stories the way we acquitted the stories of the European Theater of Operations.”

To get a feel of the intense action and thrill, you can watch the pacific trailers right here. So, tighten your seat belts, clear your calendars and make out time to watch the Pacific come March 14th, 2010.

Everyone start talking about the show!! Let all your friends know. We want HBO to make many more series just like this.

After the success of Band of Brothers and hopefully the success of The Pacific why wouldn’t they go ahead and make more! Im thinking something based around either world war 1 or vietnam would be perfect.

Below Is the Fourth The Pacific Trailer:

Below is the Fifth The Pacific Tralier:

A small bit of footage with some behind the scenes footage of them filming the real series. See what it looks like to be behind the cameras!

Watch the on set featurette below.