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Feb 27, 2024 · Captain Dale Dye is known to audiences around the world for his military advising and acting work in some of the greatest military films and series of all time. He is most notably known for his work on Platoon , Saving Private Ryan , Band of Brothers , The Pacific , Last of the Mohicans , Starship Troopers , JFK , Greyhound , Tropic Thunder ...
In October, the U.S. Naval Institute was pleased to present the legendary Hollywood military advisor/actor Captain Dale Dye, USMC (Ret.), as the keynote speaker for its 2020 History Conference, “Through the Camera Lens: Sharing the Story of the U.S. Military.” Captain Dye’s keynote, “From WWI to the Present: The History of the Military ...
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Jan 31, 2024 · Capt Dale Dye has worked as a military adviser on films such as Platoon, Saving Private Ryan and Rules of Engagement (Picture: Captain Dale Dye) A Vietnam veteran turned Hollywood military adviser who worked on the new Apple TV+ series Masters of the Air has expressed his frustration at inaccurate portrayals of the military in film and TV.
Mar 11, 2010 · Captain Dye: Allow me to compliment you on your excellent Military Technical Analysis work in four of your past efforts. First, you got the battle of Arbella absolutely accurate in Alexander, your depiction of the Macedonian phalangites, hydaspists and post battle medical scenes was, in my humble opinion historically sound and tactically flawless.
- Dale Dye’s Early Interest in The Us Marine Corps
- Service During The Vietnam War
- Dale Dye’s Service in The Marines Post-Vietnam
- Work in The Entertainment Industry
Dale Dye was born on October 8, 1944 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. His father was a liquor salesman, and while he was young Dye would accompany him to various working-class taverns in the St. Louis area. It was during these trips that he heard war stories from veterans who’d served during World War II. One account that stuck with him was from a Mari...
In 1965, Dale Dye’s Marine unit was one of the first deployed to Vietnam. While there, his superiors noticed he had an interest in literary works and impeccable observational skills, and suggested he reclassify as a combat correspondent. He took their advice and became one of the few correspondents in the Marine Corps. In this position, Dye witness...
Dale Dye spent 13 years as an enlisted Marine. Prior to being commissioned as a warrant officer in 1976, he’d risen to the rank of master sergeant. Upon becoming a warrant officer, he joined the Limited Duty Program and became a captain. He is considered a “mustang” – an enlisted man who receives a commission as an officer. While a captain in the M...
After leaving the Marine Corps, Dale Dye became a correspondent for Soldier of Fortune, a military magazine. He worked with the publication for one year, during which he was stationed in Central America. He provided guerrilla warfare training to El Salvadorian and Nicaraguan troops, in addition to his reporting duties. Dye also served as a military...
Dale Dye. Dale Adam Dye Jr. (born October 8, 1944) is an American actor, technical advisor, radio personality and writer. A decorated Marine veteran of the Vietnam War, Dye is the founder and head of Warriors, Inc., a technical advisory company specializing in portraying realistic military action in Hollywood films.
Oct 15, 2001 · Interviewed by Almar Haflidason. Captain Dale Dye served in the Vietnam conflict, surviving 31 major combat operations. Highly decorated, including three Purple Hearts, he has been the military ...
