What military mistakes did you find in the movie "Aloha"?

There are more than a few articles about it, PO1 John Crafton. They may give you a different perspective. I thought it was a terrible movie when I saw it, and I never even considered the military mistakes or the miscasting.

PO1 John Crafton, I'm aware of the whitewashing issue, and I think it's overblown as well. I think a director or producer of a movie (whoever makes the selection, I don't know) should be able to pick whomever they please to star in their movie. People tend to forget that one of the principal motives in making a movie is for it to make money. That usually takes star power. If people are upset about the selections they can elect to not see the movie, or write a poor review, or protest. It's of no consequence to me.
I can think of numerous movies: Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra, Ricardo Montalban in Sayonara, Rex Harrison in Anna and the King of Siam, Marlon Brando in The Teahouse of the August Moon, Jean Simmons in Splendor in the Grass, Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's, just to name a few, where the whitewashing bordered on the absurd. In all of these movies, the people who cast those actors had little or no concern as to proper ethnicity, but had their eyes on the box office. It's business.
Kanika Misra asked about military mistakes in the movie, and I simply pointed out a "mistake" that had caused quite a controversy, despite its lack of military application.