What is the biggest military movie/TV goof, basically the military Movie/TV mistakes that annoys you the most?

Stealth killed it for me as an AF guy. Watching them walk out in high flight suits like U-2 pilots wear, hooked up to LOX, but their helmet visors are wide open, and then the nail in the coffin was when they got to the F-117, and the cockpit was big enough for 2 with room to spare, I said that's it I'm done I cant watch any more of fhis.

Full Metal Jacket. The head scene when Pyle shoots DI and then himself, no tiles behind either were damaged by what Pyle said was 7.62FMJ rounds

In the move King Rat, he wore a 30th infinity red Bull patch, they were in Italy not the Pacific

In “Patton” the Gerneral arrives to a meeting in a Packard Limousine. But the car arrive in is a 22nd or 23rd series. Those cars weren’t built until 1948 to 1950

The US salute. No actor can master a very simple gesture. Or where and when to salute. It’s super annoying.

A Few Good Men. There is no such charge as conduct unbecoming a Marine. Also...Country. Corps. God. Repeated a couple of times and is all wrong. Marines here know what I mean.

The mortar scene in Saving Private Ryan. They have 60mm mortar rounds but no gun, so they decide to use the rounds by striking the bottom on a rock to supposedly arm it and throwing it like a football...
1. Mortar rounds don't arm that way. There's a little fan in the nose that spins down a screw shaft and hits a contact plate. What they're banging on the ground right beside their feet is the main propellant charge. If they managed to set that off they would probably lose their foot from the ankle down .
2. The greatest pro quarterback in history couldn't throw it far enough to arm it. Which is a good thing, because they couldn't throw it far enough to be out of the kill radius either

Salutes are my pet peeve they should be crisp forearm parallel to the ground etc. Steven segall's in the one movie where he is in Navy dress whites just aggravates the hell outta me.

Everything about Rambo! Lol ! But cmon Stripes hit the nail in the head! Actually did the obstacle course and march drill on the doubke nickle at Ft. Knox which is in the movie. Ahhhh memories!

When radiomen say over and out. Over is an invitation for a response. Out means end of transmission. You never use both at the same time.