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   This series of unfortunate events culminates in Burris's destruction of the Iraqi tank outside Baqubah: he fires an anti-tank missile at the tank's fuel pod, setting off a massive explosion that blows the tank to pieces and knocks him on his back with its blast.

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     Person: (laughs) Fucking dress blues commercial, man, that...

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     YMMV /. Generation Kill. Alternate Character Interpretation:...

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     A somewhat subtle moment: after getting a briefing on a...

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     If we gotta blow up the corner, then build the McDonald's-...

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     A page for describing Fridge: Generation Kill. Fridge...

   • The Geeks Shall Inherit The Earth

     The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth - written by Alexandra...

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     The series provides examples of: After the End: About a...

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   Trope Repair Shop. Image Pickin'. Top. A page for describing Characters: Generation Kill. ` Sgt Brad "Iceman" Colbert The orderly, cerebral and unflappable squad leader of Bravo 1. Nicknamed " ….

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   Who is the most misunderstood character in Generation Kill?

   • Alternate Character Interpretation: According to Eric Kocher, Trombley is the most misunderstood figure in the Generation Kill canon. Trombley's reason for wanting to shoot his gun was, according to Kocher, his eager desire to prove his skills and contribute to the mission.

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   What is Generation Kill about?

   • Wright compiled these articles into Generation Kill, which was later made into a seven-part miniseries by David Simon and Ed Burns on HBO. The series and book are notable for their unvarnished depictions of the grunts' culture, including their views on the Marine Corps, the war, and their place in it.

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   Who is Evan Wright in Generation Kill?

   • A description of tropes appearing in Generation Kill. In 2003, Rolling Stone reporter Evan Wright was embedded in the US Marine Corps' First Recon, for the …

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4. official-tropes.fandom.com › wiki › Generation_KillGeneration Kill | Official Tropes Wiki | Fandom

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   "Wake up, Trombley. You're missing the invasion." In 2003, Rolling Stone reporter Evan Wright was embedded in the US Marine Corps' First Recon, for the onset of the War in Iraq. Over the next two months, he would have a firsthand view into the lives of some of the toughest men on the planet, the War on Terror, --er-- Saddam Hussein, and the command decisions that put them where they are ...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_Generation_KillList of Generation Kill characters - Wikipedia

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   Generation Kill follows the Marines of the 1st Recon Battalion through the first four weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The characters are drawn from this group of Marines. The recurring characters are part of the 1st Marine Division. The division is under the command of Major General James "Maddog" Mattis, played by Robert Burke. His ...

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   Three Successful Generations: Successive family members that have achieved success. Uneven Hybrid: A character has majority ancestry of one species and minority ancestry of another, due to one generation or more of Interspecies Romance . Villainous Lineage: Evil is genetic and potentially inheritable.