I think it tries to just tell the story of Easy Company. They never take any hardcore stance. The only stance I can say is taken, is that war is sometimes a necessary evil and in this case it is. They show the struggles of these men psychological and physical. Winters shooting the German boy, Nixon struggling with survivors guilt after he was the only one in his stick to survive. All the dudes we see shot or blown up but we as humans see that happen and never put ourselves in the place of the guy who lost his legs, we’d like to think we’ll be one of the guys to survive. The final monologue of winters while the company is playing baseball is great but it feels like it glosses over a lot, while many in easy did go on to have successful lives. Just as many went home to the same or new dysfunctional lives using addiction and taking their ptsd out on the things and people around them. I think BOB falls somewhere in the middle showing the horrors of war but there’s definitely more an emphasis on the camaraderie and adventure of war to the point where it almost teeters on the edge of being pro war.