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Mourning bird
Elsie 2022-01-08 08:03:44
Perhaps people who have not experienced war really cannot understand the trauma and suffering that war will bring to people, not only themselves, but also the people around them. In recent years, there have been many anti-war films, some facing the battlefield and some depicting life after the war. This film is also a different approach, depicting a special occupation in the military-the death notice group (always reminiscent of the copycat brand-the bereavement bird). For the captain, it seems that every notice has become numb. Just follow the process and say the unified words, but the newcomers cannot accept this cold, procedural process, trying to break the rules. In this new and old game, the two gradually understand each other. This kind of routine is really familiar. , Made a good start, but failed to persevere.
Extended Reading
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Olivia Pitterson: Did you ever loose anybody?
Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery: Yeah. Friends, over there. My father, during peace time, drunk driver.
Olivia Pitterson: Did they catch him?
Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery: No, my father was the drunk driver.
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Captain Tony Stone: You gotta wake the fuck up! You're not in high school, you're not in a fuckin' rock band, you're in the Army.
Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery: Yeah, I know. I know I'm in the Army. I gave blood to the Army. I got blown up in a fire-fight that lasted longer than your entire war. I didn't sunbath in Kuwait with the rest of the POGs.