xxii. i have no idea what i'm doing. sometimes i edit. loving lipton like my life depends on it.
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Does anyone remember Generation Kill? Cause I still do~
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endgame
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EUGENE SLEDGE X HELP I’M ALIVE
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Tell Me about Nixon Part 1
Cowen Interview pt 2
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SAS: Rogue Heroes: MGM+ trailer
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someone told me the pacific was trash and that made me so miserable, it's ridiculous 😭 how can some people miss the point of tp I'M DONE
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Help me carry him back. (x)
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In October 1944, Dick wrote a letter to one of the wounded men, 2nd Lt. Charles Hudson, and ended it with, "Love and kisses"
Relatives of Hudson wrote to Dick in 2001 and sent him a copy of his 1944 letter
(Source: The Richard D. Winters Collection, Box 8, the U.S. Army Military History Institute, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania.)
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easy company - mr. bluesky
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reblog w the song lyrics in your head NOW. either stuck in yr head or what yr listening to
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Hey Sam!!! It's been a while since we've chatted so I just wanted to remind you that I love you and hope you're doing alright!! Sending love 💞
hi dear!! 😭 I'm sorry for the late reply, I've been in chaotic weeks as I just moved to another country! thank you for this lovely message. I love you too and I hope you're doing great. sending love and hugs 🤗💗
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pls marry me
Dancing, are we?
No, you are drunk
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- Here you go, Manny. - To Manny.
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A couple of days after I met Richard Speight [Jr.], who played our buddy Skip Muck, he said “Babe, have you seen the cuts?” I said, “No.” He said, “Well, do you remember the other day when you told me about you and Muck receiving communion up in the woods in the snow in Bastogne, and what you said to Muck—that if you died, you would die in a state of grace?” He said to me, “Babe, I never forgot you telling me that. So when we shot that scene with Father Maloney giving communion, I put that in myself. I turned to the character Babe, and said, ‘Well, Heffron, if we die, we’ll die in a state of grace’.” Richard Speight [Jr.] did that on his own. That really affected me.
Edward ‘Babe’ Heffron - Brothers in Battle, Best of Friends
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