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I love how quick someone dies from a gunshot wound, especially to the abdomen. It's a slow painful death.
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SSgt Terry P.
SSG (Join to see) - Or after 9 bullet wounds a broken arm ,a foot missing and rest for 60 seconds gets up and kicks everyone's ass.
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SPC Johnny Velazquez, PhD
SSG Pete Fleming - Yeah. Blood dripping everywhere, and he can still run with the best of them, killing every enemy soldier around. Lol.
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PO3 Donald Murphy
The slow death is so they can speak their last paragraphs. "Tell the guys back at squadron that I was wrong about Joe stealing the coffee to get out of cleaning the pot. It was really me because I..." And then he goes on for another 9 hours and then finally dies which is merciful to the listener as well as the wounded guy.
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SGT Randall Smith
Steve McQueen in the movie, Bullet, was climbing a fire escape ladder and was shot in the shoulder from a 45. I almost felt his pain as he climbed the last 40 foot of ladder.
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SGT Randall Smith
Sorry Cpt Durish but you were not cleared to have an atomic hand grenade. We were not suppose to tell you about them. In fact we had to account for each one we used.
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I guess it is okay to see a Huey with two engines...not a real big deal since the real deal has one...but shoot a law from inside a small room or from inside a helicopter....I got to send up a red flag
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One of my pet peeves about military movies is how the passengers and crews on military aircraft such as Blackhawks and C130s can conduct a conversation using normal voices instead of having to scream.
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I have several A. anyone referring to Marines as "soldiers" GRRR (news media idiots do this constantly). Early episodes of JAG were guilty of this next one- single engine Helicopters flying off Navy ships! Movies showing Marines saluting uncovered, or being covered indoors.
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I hate it when Hollywood writers think that all military people act and talk like robots. And if the movie is about an enlisted, then all his SNCO's and Officers are dimwitted, gung ho, or incompetent. If it's about Officers, then the enlisted are dimwitted, gung ho, or incompetent....
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SSG Pete Fleming
There is preset cardboard cutout template that all Hollywood soldiers must represent.
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Off the top of my head, the upside-down SSG rank / shoulder boards of Channing Tatum's character in "Dear John".
Next is the classic scene in Rambo when he fires the LAW inside the helicopted but the backblast doesn't injure the POWs or damage the helicopter's interior.
In an episode of Two and a Half Men, after Jake joins the Army, he somehow has the 3ID right shoulder patch on his uniform after graduating basic and AIT.
Next is the classic scene in Rambo when he fires the LAW inside the helicopted but the backblast doesn't injure the POWs or damage the helicopter's interior.
In an episode of Two and a Half Men, after Jake joins the Army, he somehow has the 3ID right shoulder patch on his uniform after graduating basic and AIT.
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The newest Fast And Furious movie has the "Heroes" chasing a submerged Soviet Alpha Submarine being operated by remote control across the ice at about 90 mph to stop it from launching it's Nuclear missiles. 1) Top speed of a submerged Alpha is about 40 knots. 2) No sub ever made can be controlled remotely! Period!. 3) The Alpha class is a fast attack sub! ALPHA'S CAN NOT CARRY NUCLEAR MISSLES!!!
I don't expect perfection in action adventure movies but come on! do a little research please!!!
I don't expect perfection in action adventure movies but come on! do a little research please!!!
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PO1 Gery Bastiani
In the movie Battleship when they are fighting the aliens, with their one last 16" round they carry it from One end of the ship to the other on their shoulders. That rounds weighs about as a 'VW 1600 lbs
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