Frank doesn’t get enough love, y’all.

Lieutenant Jones wanted to experience combat before the war was over; Don Malarkey had been on the front lines every time Easy Company had seen action since D-Day. If it were possible for them to switch places for the patrol, it would be a small moment of justice, as welcomed as a hot shower and a fresh uniform.

But the decision was not theirs to make.

Band of Brothers: Part 10, Points

“When you speak to an officer, you say sir.”

Band of Brothers: Part 8, The Last Patrol

theycallmeprongsie:renne:wrongsideofthegarden:imthetindog:

Eugene Jackson was 20 years old. He lied about his age when he joined the Army at 16. His family, I’m sure, got a telegram saying he died a hero on a mission that would help win the war. In reality, he died on a stretcher in a dank basement in Hagenau, crying out in agony as his friends looked on helplessly. Just another casualty in a war that was supposed to be all but over.

Band of Brothers, Pt. 8 - The Last Patrol (2001)