#hbo war

[tallmadgeandtea]

Just finished episode two of The Pacific

[gazlightmehardergazzy]

u know ive been thinking (bofb)

who isn’t as written about here on tumblr x reader wise

Thinking about doing some in the future for lesser written about characters.

Garcia, Hashey, Hoobler (I only wrote one for him), Spina (kinda? wrote a few about him), McClung, Dukeman…

who else in ur opinion? 🤔

[dearbaberoe]

I can’t get over how pretty he is

[yakbuttersoup]

[balladofthe101st]

We have met the enemy and have learned nothing more about him.

I have, however, learned some things about myself.

There are things men can do to one another that are sobering to the soul.

It is one thing to reconcile things with God,

but another to square it with yourself.

[airborneinfantry]

"As I looked at the stains on the coral, I recalled some of the eloquent phrases of politicians and newsmen, about how 'gallant' it is for a man to 'shed his blood for his country,' and 'to give his life's blood as a sacrifice,' and so on. The words seemed so ridiculous. Only the flies benefited." - With the Old Breed by Eugene B. Sledge, pg. 146 "Of my battalion—a force of some fifteen hundred men—there remained but twenty-eight effectives when the command came for the last assault on that honeycomb of caves and pillboxes which the Japanese had carved into Bloody Nose Ridge—in men and blood and agony the most costly spit of land in the wide Pacific. When the command came, they rose from their holes like shades from sepulchers… and advanced. They could not run, they could barely walk—and they dragged their weapons. But they obeyed, and they attacked. They were taken from the line on the brink of collapse." - Helmet for My Pillow by Robert Leckie, pg. 299 "For the men of K/3/5, their thirty days in hell not only cemented lasting friendships but became the catalyst for an almost spiritual fellowship—one that will endear them to one another for as long as any of them live. 'The Marines in my company were the finest men I've ever known,' recalled PFC Bill Leyden [...] 'Instead of counting sheep when I'm having trouble sleeping, I count the brave and wonderful men I was privileged to know and love as my comrades—forever. I see these men as clearly now as I saw them then, and I always will.'" - Brotherhood of Heroes by Bill Sloan, pg. 311

THE PACIFIC (2010) The Battle of Peleliu — Landing, Airfield, & Hills

[dearbaberoe]

can't get over the way webster looks at liebgott and how liebgott smiles at webster when he pulls him up