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Season 2 episode 7

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No Joy

It's November Juliet. This comes from the NATO phonetic alphabet to indicate the acronym NJ. In the case of the US Marines of 1st Recon Bn it means 'niggah juice' which is what they call coffee.

@@steelgear3876 coffee? isn't it grape drink? hence it's association with black people

@@steelgear3876 you know i'm just quoting them right lmao

​@@lewis8325the drink looks kinda yellowish and if I remembered correctly they also joked around about how rudy looks like a gay starbucks barista so I think its coffee

The many comments by Marines and Army vets on the many clips around youtube say otherwise. They got actual Recon Marines who lived those events not just as advisors but as actors in the series. Rudy Reyes who played himself, Jeffrey Carizales and Eric Kocher who both played Marines from Assassin Company.

@@spirz4557 The one main criticism is that the book is largely written by Evan Wright who was a journalist embedded with these marines during the invasion. I'd say that's mostly valid as he wouldn't have incredibly intimate knowledge on some specifics in the Marine Corps, and likely just focused on the human aspects of everyone in the unit. Journalists also are often there for the story so may put particular emphasis or attention on things to weave into a story rather than leave them as convoluted as they likely were in real life. But from what I know talking to people involved in OIF and knowing some Marines today, the events of the show aren't entirely unbelievable. What the show gets really right is that basically everyone is in the Marines, so you get a clash of a ton of personalities all along for the ride of helping operate a multi billion dollar death machine, and that war is dumb as fuck in general.

@@queuedjar4578 There's also One Bullet Away by Lt. Nathaniel Fick which gives his own insights of the events.

@@spirz4557 I love you Fruity Rudy!!

You've never met a marine

This lol

just like the simulations

He wasn't stupid, that was just Brad giving him shit for being from the midwest. The entire series, he's sleep deprived and hopped up on adrenaline and stimulants. At the end when he runs out of stimulants, his real personality comes out, and he's much quieter and more introverted, hence Brad notices that he hadn't said a word since getting back from Baghdad.

@@rustyshackleford1508 I’m not saying your wrong but from different interviews of watched it seemed like at least the irl ray, and the ray they show us from when they first arrive in Iraq, he’s still a very talkative and extroverted guy

@@rustyshackleford1508 I think that’s just pure sleep deprivation coming out, he’s super aggravated and wants to go to bed but can’t

I remember around 2002 when my fellow submariners barred me from bringing Ripped Fuel or Hydroxycut on underways anymore because I....in their words "got weird". Later, when this miniseries came out I was told that I "act like Ray" when dosed up and awake for 24+ hours.

@@rustyshackleford1508 While the show follows the book fairly closely, there are a good number of things changed, removed or given to other people a few examples are, rays rant about pussy being the reason for the war is far worse or Brad having a single tube NVG, The comment about how gay they are was given to poke or the pushing of the grooming standard comes from Godfather not Sixta, something the show never mentions is how most of them had a scholarship while some were sports more were academic or the fact Ray was extremely sick the whole time in country and Doc Brian had him on a cock tail of meds or my personal favorite Ray would purposefully drive bad after an argument with Brad even during combat

Elizabeth?

MONKEY NO!

I agree