US Army

Jay Dyer joins us for this episode where we analyse the 2009 comedy The Men Who Stare at Goats, loosely based on Jon Ronson's book of the same name. It tells the story of a journalist who is inducted into the world of psychic soldiers during the Iraq war. The movie goes on to explain some of the history behind the First Earth Battalion, an experimental Pentagon unit devoted to developing a new generation of super soldier informed by the hippy and New Age movements.

4.88/5 (8) Yesterday, you'll recall, I blogged about that very strange "ESD Dad 'commercial'" that appears to be connected to the new Independence Day movie sequel, with its strange use of US Army logo and website…
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4.89/5 (19) Now this one is so bizarre I simply have to blog about it, for it was brought to my attention by one of the members of this website in our most recent members' vidchat,…
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Why haven’t more done this?
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Sometimes the support of the DOD can improve a film. When the Pentagon provided Michael Bay with script notes and suggestions on Transformers III he 'was very receptive to our notes and expressed his desire for us to “help (him) make it better.”' However, Man of Steel was not so lucky. Whether in spite of or because of the Pentagon's support it was hands down the worst Superman film of all time.

The captain says Obama's actions against ISIS are unconstitutional.
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5/5 (8) THe US Army says American soldiers will face a whole new set of threats, according to the following article.  But wait until you hear what they are:
Army chief to leaders: Winning is everything…
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Comic-Con has been a useful (and fun) hunting ground for the Pentagon's entertainment liaison offices for years, but NASA have recently jumped on the bandwagon.

The traditional model of the DOD's ELOs says that they simply wait for requests from the entertainment industry for production assistance and then review the script and decide whether or not to help. The process is reactive in nature - the DOD are supposed to wait for the entertainment industry to come to them.

By ROBERTO J. GONZÁLEZ | CounterPunch | June 29, 2015 The most expensive social science program in history–the US Army’s Human Terrain System (HTS)–has quietly come to an end. During its eight years of existence, the controversial program cost tax payers more than $725 million. The Pentagon distributed much of the funding to two large […]