The perspective of the film switched back and forth between the Germans and Americans until the Americans captured the German U-boat. From this point, everything was from the American point of view. This leads to the most blatant historical inaccuracy I have ever seen. This movie portrayed the Americans as the victorious group who stole the Enigma from the Germans...
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This action was supposedly a consequential factor in breaking the German ciphers and helped turn the tide of the Battle of the Atlantic. This is, in fact, completely wrong. The Americans had not even entered the war yet when the Enigma machine and coding documents were captured from U-110 by the British ships HMS Bulldog and HMS Aubretia on May 9, 1941...
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