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A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS
The film A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS will be broadcast Tuesday night (February 22)
on PBS at 9 PM (check local listings). It is the soldiers' story of
fighting in Iraq - a month in the life of the 1st Battalion of the 8th
Cavalry stationed in South Baghdad. It was shot last November during one of
the most dangerous times for that unit.
A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS was made by October Films under the umbrella of the
PBS Frontline Series and we'd like to ask you to email this to everyone you
know
with a request for them to send it on to everyone they know. We are hoping
to get as many US Military families to tune in. One word of warning is that
the film graphically shows the risks and consequences of what it is to fight
in Iraq - so if you haven't told your loved ones, they might be in for a
shock.
One senior confidential source at the Pentagon who has seen the film told
us: "It is compelling stuff. It proves once again that it is our Soldiers
who are our best spokespeople. It is not only courageous filmmaking (both
figuratively and literally), but it's also an example of very insightful
filmmaking. The film captures our Soldiers' humanity, putting a human face
on a very complex set of issues - that is priceless stuff."
More details can be found on the following web link:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/company/
The film A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS will be broadcast Tuesday night (February 22)
on PBS at 9 PM (check local listings). It is the soldiers' story of
fighting in Iraq - a month in the life of the 1st Battalion of the 8th
Cavalry stationed in South Baghdad. It was shot last November during one of
the most dangerous times for that unit.
A COMPANY OF SOLDIERS was made by October Films under the umbrella of the
PBS Frontline Series and we'd like to ask you to email this to everyone you
know
with a request for them to send it on to everyone they know. We are hoping
to get as many US Military families to tune in. One word of warning is that
the film graphically shows the risks and consequences of what it is to fight
in Iraq - so if you haven't told your loved ones, they might be in for a
shock.
One senior confidential source at the Pentagon who has seen the film told
us: "It is compelling stuff. It proves once again that it is our Soldiers
who are our best spokespeople. It is not only courageous filmmaking (both
figuratively and literally), but it's also an example of very insightful
filmmaking. The film captures our Soldiers' humanity, putting a human face
on a very complex set of issues - that is priceless stuff."
More details can be found on the following web link:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/company/