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Blink three times if you're okay.

"I’m ready to serve this country as best I can."

American soldiers aren't cowards. They don't shoot at everything that moves.

Several members of Leavey’s unit have gone public with claims that call into question various key aspects of the film.

The War on Terror has never looked so good.

“I had to agree right away. Because if you don’t, they’re going to beat you up or probably kill you.

Life in the military is miserable if we don't get past the prejudices our previous lives ingrained in us.

"The running joke where we recruit is that we’re the Cleveland Browns, because we always lose."

“What they should really be worried about is going to prison for life."

“This wasn’t about justice. This was about politics."

"There are a number of people who are getting paid quite well to keep this campaign alive."

“These people are beyond slumlords."

Chapman, an Air Force combat controller, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in August 2018 for his bravery during the 2002 Battle of Takur Ghar in Afghanistan, in which he charged enemy bunkers and exposed himself to blistering fire while trying to rescue a fallen comrade.

*slow clap*

"I always wanted to give back."

This is a freaking mouthful.

As memorable as that scene is, the real-life story is somehow better.

"The new uniform now includes all of the great performance features that you find in athletic wear today.”