they may have been "victims" in the movie but Richard and Jobyna married in real life in 1927 just before the premiere.

Thought David kind of stupid to try flying a German plane back home. It was dangerous and the Germans were in retreat; he should have surrendered and would have been liberated soon.

I didn't love it because I don't like the cliche where Jack suddenly realizes that Mary is the girl for him after all, but I was surprised that the ending was so sad. I did like the fact that they didn't stick on a happy ending.
Poorly Lived and Poorly Died, Poorly Buried and No One Cried

I loved the ending. As much as it pained me to see David get shot down, it really brought home the message of the movie. It may not have been a happy ending (like we're used to today) but it was definitely a good one.
Mirror inspector is a job I could really see myself doing.

Since when do you have to do something wrong to be a casualty?
"C'est la guerre"
in which
nothing
is
fair.
"Thus began our longest journey together." To Kill a Mockingbird