gunny and momma dog reunited
cam. 21. nerdfighter.
(gif by my bradley)

"Most people in America right now probably think of Iraq as a dangerous country. Now, if I were to stand up, I might get killed. But to us, behind this wheel, it’s pretty safe. So to us, Iraq is a safe country. Right here. I feel pretty safe. Do you feel safe?"
"Pretty safe, I guess."
"See? It’s all relative."

- stark sands is the center of my universe
- nathaniel fick is my everything
- hbo war, sports, american idiot, and other people who are terrible facewise

i spend too much time watching tv.

hey, gene, you called me babe.
ot4: i've got your six.
it is the east, and juliet is the sun.

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Humanity, as a whole, would like to thank you for being you. Now that we all know about your life, and what you went through, you’re an inspiration to all of us. Thank you for never losing your faith in us, when the time comes, we shall have our faith in you. And you will be great.The World - I Wrote This For You

Humanity, as a whole, would like to thank you for being you. Now that we all know about your life, and what you went through, you’re an inspiration to all of us. Thank you for never losing your faith in us, when the time comes, we shall have our faith in you. And you will be great.
The World - I Wrote This For You


myshitfiltersfull: Band of Brothers Genreswap- Psychological Thriller -as requested by squarizona Captain Richard Winters has been in Europe, fighting the Nazis for well over three months. He and his men, Easy Company, are tired and ragged in desperate need of a reprieve. Stress and exhaustion begin to take their toll on Winters and after being ordered to sleep, he expects a dreamless sleep that will not last long, only when he wakes up he finds himself in a mental hospital in modern-day Pennsylvania. Desperate to get back to his time and back to his company, Winters stages a series of daring escapes, only to be thwarted by the sinister staff of St. Marie’s Hospital and told time and time again that it’s all in his head.

myshitfiltersfull:

Band of Brothers Genreswap-

Psychological Thriller -as requested by squarizona

Captain Richard Winters has been in Europe, fighting the Nazis for well over three months. He and his men, Easy Company, are tired and ragged in desperate need of a reprieve. Stress and exhaustion begin to take their toll on Winters and after being ordered to sleep, he expects a dreamless sleep that will not last long, only when he wakes up he finds himself in a mental hospital in modern-day Pennsylvania. Desperate to get back to his time and back to his company, Winters stages a series of daring escapes, only to be thwarted by the sinister staff of St. Marie’s Hospital and told time and time again that it’s all in his head.


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A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.








32 of My Favorite Law Enforcement Officers - Charlie Crews

32 of My Favorite Law Enforcement Officers - Charlie Crews


isagrimorie: Damn.

isagrimorie:

Damn.


eveofdistraction:

“Bastards took your company away.”


It’s the first morning of a ten-day basic training. It’s 6am, we’ve been on a five-mile run and now we’re being watched doing 45 minutes of physical training. All before breakfast. Captain Dye addresses us only by our character names. We’re not allowed to have mobile phones or contemporary literature. We’re in 1942, whether we like it or not. Already he is instilling in us the feeling that we are special, or will be if we make it. This drive for authenticity is exhilarating. All I know is, the deeper I involve my imagination and give him the ‘heart’ he asks for, the more rewarding all this will be. Tom Hanks made it perfectly clear in a trademark tub-thumping speech to us all that we have a social responsibility to document this period of history as accurately as possible. I think he’s right. I’m the lead role in this show, which is going to be seen by millions of people worldwide and has a budget of £86 million. When I’m Damian Lewis, I’m nervous. When I’m Dick Winters, I can do anything. (x)

It’s the first morning of a ten-day basic training. It’s 6am, we’ve been on a five-mile run and now we’re being watched doing 45 minutes of physical training. All before breakfast. Captain Dye addresses us only by our character names. We’re not allowed to have mobile phones or contemporary literature. We’re in 1942, whether we like it or not. Already he is instilling in us the feeling that we are special, or will be if we make it. This drive for authenticity is exhilarating. All I know is, the deeper I involve my imagination and give him the ‘heart’ he asks for, the more rewarding all this will be. Tom Hanks made it perfectly clear in a trademark tub-thumping speech to us all that we have a social responsibility to document this period of history as accurately as possible. I think he’s right. I’m the lead role in this show, which is going to be seen by millions of people worldwide and has a budget of £86 million. When I’m Damian Lewis, I’m nervous. When I’m Dick Winters, I can do anything. (x)