Easy Company Went On A Trip Together🤩🤩🤩（everyone Went On The Trip . But I Don’t Have Enough

the killer

Skip: Oh please, you wouldn’t hurt a fly

Shifty: You’re right, because a fly is an innocent creature that never knowingly did anything to anybody. You, however; I would maim.

Skip Muck: How long are we going to let him do this?

Alex Penkala: Just give him a minute.

Don Malarkey: *is pushing a door clearly labelled pull*

Alright I’m going to rant

I don’t understand why people don’t like Webster, or feel the need to bash his incredible war memoir in reviews, saying he does not deserve to be called a “veteran”. Bullshit. Not everyone will like war, or be a perfect soldier (Speirs was considered one in that time because he was unafraid to engage the enemy). Web had a right to be bitter. It was war. What could you do? Not every soldier will be the same. Sure, Web might have annoyed his comrades, but he still fought alongside them. He did his duties. He came back to join his buddies after being released from the hospital.

He expressed REALISM. Anger. Disappointment. Exhaustion. Guilt. Confusion. Not everyone has to like the army and its ways. Plenty of guys wanted out just like him. Plenty of them purposely shot themselves to get sent home. Webster was not a perfect soldier, but still a good man.

I respect everyone’s opinions, but I just have a hard time understanding them. Web doesn’t deserve the hate I often see about him.

Is Speirs more of a mulled wine, eggnog or hot coco w/marshmallows type of guy???

He drinks mulled wine for his ‘me time’ winter drink.

One time he let Nix spike the Eggnog and he doesn’t remember that Christmas so he is slightly afraid of Eggnog now but just claims to not like dairy now to not seem weak in the eyes of others. 

Kitty Welsh has served him hot coco successfully many times but no one has witnessed it Harry is convinced his perfect wife is making it up.

“When examining the letters and memoirs of soldiers from the Medical Department, it soon becomes apparent that the image created by the infantry is different from reality. The medics of the Second World War did not receive the thorough training that was expected of them, they were prone to psychological breakdowns, and under extreme conditions, they were even insubordinate. 

Their war was no different from the men they were attached to.”

Robert Del Toro, Fighting a War Without Rifles: Deconstructing the Image of the Unflappable Medic 

Speirs: It’s like Malarkey, Muck, and Penkala all share one brain cell.

Malarkey: *cant think of a good comeback because it’s not his turn to use the brain cell*

boys 👏 can 👏 be 👏 asexual👏

rb if you agree

Henry V by the cast of Band of Beards Brothers part one (part two, part three)

webster: hey joe we really shouldn’t do this -

liebgott: snitches get stitches and end up in ditches DAVID