Posted on 12/01/2006 4:29:52 PM PST by dynachrome
"I had obtained a rare embed from the United States Marines Corps for a nonjournalist private citizen to make my documentary, Young Americans. I had some help pulling strings—the Corps doesn’t like journalistically unaccredited Hollywood talent..."
"Making this movie cost me everything. I am a virtual outcast in Hollywood."
(Excerpt) Read more at maximonline.com ...
Yeah, the link went thru a bit later.
I'll add an Amen to your prayer.
Thanks fer the ping, Freema.
Yeah, I know, but I've been kinda busy.
Pat's the real deal, folks.
http://www.patdollard.com/
: )
Dear Sir,
Thanks for going in and showing what these men are made of. I am a Marine brat and daughter of a Navy nurse. My son died in Iraq on Memorial Day, 2005. President Bush did not send him to war. His heart and soul went on 9-11. He held me in his arms on his last trip home. He said, "Mom, I will die on a mission for this country." These men are not just in a job, but live a lifestyle. There are the protectors and the protected. The protected live sometimes in a small shell, and never realize the bravery and brass that our heroes give all for. Thank you for your article.
Debbie Argel Bastian, Proud mother of Capt. Derek Argel, USAF Combat Control, KIA Memorial Day 2005, Diayla Iraq
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