Quick thanks to Sven and team from USAA for a great screening and event in Colorado Springs last thursday! I really enjoyed spending time with all the Vets and family of service members there.
You could feel the emotion in the packed room after the screening: the questions were very poignant. I am honored to be able to spend time with so many people who have served our country. Humbled that so many feel that Brothers at War tells their story as well.
It was a lot of fun to have the chance to speak with service members, veterans, and some very proud parents after the screening. Especially cool to talk with a Vet from the 82nd who made four combat jumps in WW II and Gen. Steve Richie, America’s last fighter ace.
Looking forward to another great event with USAA in San Antonio in August!
Jake
I just watched on Showtime . This was one of the best films I have ever seen in my LIFE. I am 45 years old.My grandpa was in ARMY 81st infantry WILDCATS division in the Pacific during WWII.My dad inlisted in ARMY served in korea. missed nam,My brother also inlisted in ARMY 101st airborne late 1980’s.I myself inlisted my PECKER into my girlfriend over and over to have 3 little peckerheads runing around,so I have been married 24 years.I told my wife after watching the film. that the fate of all men,women,kids killed WWII in london bombings from FUCKFACE HITLER himself. Is why me and her are here with our 3 kids and 2 grandkids at this very moment.My mom was born in london and she still remembers her very street getting hit,so my mom ,grandma, and greatgranny got there fannies to the us by ship and settled illinois.my mom and dad then met ,had me,my brother and sister,then I MET YOU, now that is fate just wanted to share that