Pressure

The true story of how the D-Day deployment was decided by the deliberations of two menIn the days leading up to D-Day, General Dwight D. Eisenhower is preparing for one of the largest ground invasions in history. But in order to succeed, Eisenhower must take advice from meteorologist Captain James Stagg, who predicts devastating storms that could undermine the military action. As tension rises, the two men clash on the deployment date, and with millions of lives on the line, this becomes one of the key decisions of the entire war effort.