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Originally Posted by Yamer
To be fair
the same comment could be expressed from those storming the beaches of France in 1944. The series was brought to life from - mostly - the same people that made Saving Private Ryan...which is universally respected as the film most accurately depicting D-Day in spite of the cinematic flair.
By all expert accounts and analysts, the depicted Brécourt Manor Assault was brilliant.
I loved Band of Brothers, and I think it is the more rewatachable series. But there is something so viscerally realistic about Generation Kill that will never leave me.
I also love the conversation comparing the two. Probably the most win-win debate there is. |
Right the bold part is my point.
Is it the depiction of the day to day bull####.
Chaplin......come the #### on. We had 2 with us and we would be trotted out when ever he came on our location.
Like #### off dude, take you fairy tales elsewhere, I was hoping to sleep after being up for 24 hrs.
Edit, also the simple happiness from Chef Boyardee. I remember one dude in my company for a a case of KD shipped to him and he gave it to the the company cook to make dinner. I was just about to tuck into my KD and we got a Starlight call.
I never got my ####ing KD. A dinner of stale bread and peanut butter.