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I'm not very good at historical accuracy, and even if I'd like to, thing is, I don't have the time to put in the research I should put in, writing the fic I am writing at the moment. Anyone objects to a fic set during WWII about Air Force servicemen that doesn't reallyyyyyyy include all that many things about the war and war-like things? And if the war scenes are confused and blurry and scared because of said historical accuracy, but first and foremost because that's the way I believe things would rush through Danny's head as it happens?

I don't know. I think it works, I really do, but I don't want to offend anyone writing something without putting in all the research I should.

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Sometimes I think it's better not to include the info, either. THIS. Because nothing pisses me off more than people making up law stuff (aka, stuff I actually know about) in real-world stories. I'd rather see them make everything completely AU or just not talk about law.

Finishing it and then deciding whether you actually need someone to go through it is probably best.

Good luck! Can't wait to read the story :)