Michael Pack

It takes Willie Buells to say it.

Imagine going into Hell House where your fellow Marines are pinned and taking your Kevlar and armor off to go in.

It's mind boggling.

I think that's right.

And that accounts for today.

The veterans of these wars are not adequately celebrated.

I'm glad that you're doing it.

Whatever you think of the war, these young men and women risk their lives for us.

So I'm really happy that they are getting a chance to be celebrated.

And their efforts were heroic, as you see in that clip, but throughout the entire 90 minutes of the film.

And we see it from the level of both of the people on the ground and the people, the grunts, those corporals and sergeants, but then a couple levels up, you know, up to the one-star generals that were actually in the field, no one back in Washington.

Yeah, we think it's ground truth what it's like in these battles.

And that's the way to celebrate the Marine Corps is to understand what it's like to fight.

So I think it's great that PBS is putting it on.

It's gonna be on the day before Veterans Day, November 10th at 10 p.m.

all around the country.

So I think it's a great time, a great slot.

So we're happy to do that.

And we're happy to celebrate the Marine Corps.

We are indeed.