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no i will not elaborate

emptymasks

Men of Easy Company - #16 Wayne ‘Skinny’ Sisk

“Aw, Skinny, you got blood all over my trousers.” “I’m real sorry, Frank.”

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spiers has already robbed ur nan love x

zoroastreaoe

harry-strickland

I mean what the hell are we doing here? And why… why did I end up back here when all those other fellas didn’t? I thought that. Every guy back has thought that. But you’ve just got to pull yourself out of bed in the morning and get on with the day. You do that enough times in a row, you forget some things. For a while, anyway.

THE PACIFIC: 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY || Part Ten: Home (dir. Jeremy Podeswa), Aired May 16, 2010

killydia

rafikecoyote

itstheheebiejeebies

I'm not sure if "I've killed better men than you" is more or less badass of a line than "when you speak to an officer you say sir"

nalle

“He was there when he was needed, and how he got ‘there’ you often wondered. He never received recognition for his bravery, his heroic servicing of the wounded. I recommended him for a Silver Star after a devastating firefight when his exploits were typically outstanding. Maybe I didn’t use the proper words and phrases, perhaps Lieutenant Dike didn’t approve, or somewhere along the line it was cast aside. I don’t know. I never knew except that if any man who struggled in the snow and the cold, in the many attacks through the open and through the woods, ever deserved such a medal, it was our medic, Gene Roe.” Lieutenant Jack Foley

shiftyskip

Happy Birthday, Malarkey

Rest Easy

hoosierfied

his loss hurt everybody very deeply. he was the last man company e lost during the war. as reported, he was hit by one of our own grenade fragments, which tells me, as a good soldier, he was right up front in the charge on the german outpost.

— major richard winters