Generation killing

Concepcion 2022-03-25 09:01:11

A road series. When the war begins, as a member of the fighting, the least sense of justice has been lost, and the war machine is not right or wrong. Along the way, the U.S. military destroyed village after village pointlessly, just to minimize their own casualties. If anyone thinks that Americans are more humane than the Japanese, that might be a big misunderstanding. Sophisticated weapons, superb tactical literacy, sturdy physical fitness, combative nature, and eloquent public opinion orientation make Americans unfavorable on the battlefield. This series totally explains why the US dropped the atomic bomb on Japan. The great thing about America is that it can make such politically incorrect shows.

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Generation Kill quotes

  • Cpl. Josh Ray Person: Hey Walt, can you keep it down? I'm having trouble hearing the artillery.

  • Cpl. Josh Ray Person: Lieutenant... have you gotten any word?

    Lt. Nathaniel Fick: I only get what's passed on to me from Godfather, and the only word he gets is from the BBC. If we're lucky, Saddam will back down, let the inspectors in, and we can go home. The important thing is we are doing our jobs by being here. All of you should be proud.

    Cpl. Josh Ray Person: Sir, that's not the word I was asking about. I was... we wanted to know if you knew anything about J-Lo being killed.

    Lt. Nathaniel Fick: [pause] Ray, the battalion commander offered no sitrep as to J-Lo's status.