New Delhi: The Bloody Hundredth, a documentary paying tribute to the actual heroes of the 100th Bomb Group, is set to be released by Apple TV+ following the worldwide success of its hit series Masters of the Air. Tom Hanks stars in the Playtone-Amblin-produced docuseries - The Bloody Hundredth, which premieres worldwide on Apple TV+ today. Air Force accidents, martyrdom, and the tragic lives of men on the battlefield during World War II were all shown in the historic series. Plot A fictitious account of the 100th Bomb Group of the United States Army, The Bloody Hundredth nevertheless claims to enlighten viewers about the historic incident. AppleTV+ has already released the documentary's official trailer, in which Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg are heard telling a narrative. By revealing its connection to Masters of the Air, the two actors teased the audience. The documentary will concentrate on providing a more truthful history, even if the miniseries already depicted the hardships endured by the military services. When and Where to Watch? With the conclusion of Masters of the Air, AppleTV+ has produced a documentary series The Bloody Hundredth to pay tribute to the actual heroes of the 100th Bomb Group. On March 15, 2024, only on AppleTV+, Tom Hanks will return with The Bloody Hundredth. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Apple TV (@appletv) About The Bloody Hundredth During WWII, from 1943 to 1945, the 100th Bomb Group is infamous for losing a large number of bombers, crew members, and aircraft. When the bombardment group was formed in 1942, it consisted of 37 crews, with 10 soldiers on each. The first time the B-17s of the 100th Bomb Group saw combat was on June 35, 1943. What the American group accomplished for their nation and how it benefited the whole globe will be shown in The Bloody Hundredth, together with actual film from the battlefield and the experiences of the martyrs. Fans will get the opportunity to see the legendary and historic tales of the United States Air Force. Actor Tom Hanks and director Steven Spielberg have promised to take audiences on an unbelievable journey through genuine history.
