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Asante said:
Aww fuck man, to hell with that people think its a bad rap. It was from the heart and a marine's means of paying tribute.

Had left it standing

I liked it even though it was not the best rap because it was so sincere.

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I didn’t watch it, I’ll give it a shot and let you know my findings. 

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unam sanctum said:
My cousin was the first casualty of Op Enduring Freedom.  I think about him often, really good dude.  R. Lee Ermey was the fucking man. 

it kinda trails off after the interviews.  Much love to you all.

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Operation Enduring Freedom – Afghanistan

First: Johnny Micheal “Mike” Spann (Nov. 25, 2001) — After serving in the Marine Corps as a captain, Spann worked a member of the CIA’s paramilitary Special Activities Division. He was dispatched to Afghanistan soon after Sept. 11, 2001, to find Osama bin Laden. Near Mazar-e-Sharif, the CIA was holding al Qaeda fighters in the recently captured fortress of Qala-i-Jangi. Spann was killed while interrogating Taliban fighters — in particular, American Taliban John Walker Lindh. According to the video transcript of the interview, Spann said, “You got to talk to me. All I want to do is talk to you and find out what your story is. I know you speak English.” After getting no answer and consulting with another member of his team, Spann was attacked. According to eyewitness accounts given to a German television crew trapped at the compound, Taliban fighters launched themselves at Spann, who took out seven men with his pistol before being killed. The Taliban group, who had feigned surrender, led an uprising that lasted three days. Spann is now memorialized with a star on the CIA Memorial Wall at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. He was also posthumously awarded the Intelligence Star and the Exceptional Service Medallion

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Seriously_trippin said:
My family and I went to his funeral cuz it was local and my mom knew him. Rip

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