In January 2024, Apple TV+ released a brand new World War II series from Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, and Gary Goetzman called Masters of the Air, and though many feel that its sister series, 2001’s Band of Brothers, remains the best series out of the franchise, there are quite a few aspects of Masters of the Air that are better than its predecessor. Like the miniseries that came before it, Masters of the Air delves deep into a branch of the United States military during World War II. In this case, the series followed the unlucky 100th Bombardment Group.

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