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cherry valley forever
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$LAYYYTER
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We will never forget
Grillin and chillin
#rebelflag
SUCK MY ASS OUR ALWAYS (at Navarre Beach)
Assassin's Creed Tattoo
“American soldiers on Omaha Beach recover the dead after the June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion of France.”
(LoC)
In 2007, Navy SEAL Mike Day was clearing houses in Iraq’s Anbar province, a region that had been in a constant state of gunfight for four years. He was ambushed by four Al-Qaeda militants who shot him, from less than 10 feet away, 27 goddamn times.
His rifle was shot out of his hand, 11 bullets hit his body armor, and 16 bullets hit his arms, legs, and torso. Those are Alabama road sign numbers, and we haven’t even mentioned the grenade. That’s right – the insurgents, after shooting him 27 times, threw a grenade at Day. The grenade exploded, and with his rifle gone, swiss cheese for armor, and a body full of new holes and shrapnel, Day pulled his sidearm and dropped all four insurgents. He then stood up, cleared the rest of the house, and walked to the helicopter.
7 Real Humans Who Survived Shockingly Violent Deaths
Fallin' asleep in an easy chair
On da bayou (at Stevensville)
i’m dying
Connect the dots, Rogério Reis
Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow and Thor’s outfits/armors through the years
I like Black Widow’s hairstyles and Thor’s inability to decide if he wants sleeves.
"I’m not a tourist, I live here," written on the helmet of a US Marine at Khe Sanh, 1968.