Mail Call: S.N.A.F.U. (The History Channel) (2002) Review

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(More customer reviews)This DVD should have been twice as long. One can never have enough R. Lee...

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It happens in the military, and it happens on MAIL CALL--the hit television series from THE HISTORY CHANNEL. Not everything we plan for on MAIL CALL happens the way it should. And when things go wrong, the Gunny sounds of loud and clear--and it ain’t pretty!This DVD is loaded with an hour of uncensored foul-ups, blunders and mishaps from the MAIL CALL set.Trust us, you are NEVER gonna see this stuff on television! If you’re a hardcore MAIL CALL fan ready for full-caliber Gunny, then lock and load the "X-tra Salty" version. Or, if you’d rather watch something that the whole family can enjoy, choose the "family friendly" version to experience Gunny with the rough language bleeped out. Either way, it’s a MAIL CALL experience you’ll never forget!

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Mail Call - The Best of Season 1 (History Channel) (2002) Review

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(More customer reviews)If you are a fan of R Lee Ermey from Full Metal Jacket and are interested in military hardware past and present this is a great buy. The DVD extras leave a little to be desired, but Ermey's sense of humor combined with his giddiness for the military equipment make this DVD alot of fun. An example of the witty sense of humor is the take off of MTV's cribs showing Ermey's command tent from the series. An ex Marine drill instructor combined with MTV style left me rolling on the couch. I recommend for anyone who wants to start learning about military equipment to people who have knowledge already. Semper Fi

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Mail Call - The Best of Season 2 (2002) Review

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(More customer reviews)R. Lee Ermey, a real life Marine gunnery sergeant, is best known for his roles in Full Metal Jacket and Toy Story 1 & 2 (the green army man!). Now, he's got his own show - Mail Call. In this great History Channel original, Gunnery Sergeant Ermey answers people's questions on anything and everything military. With a gung-ho, oo-rah spirit, the Gunny makes the whole thing a heck of a fun ride!
This DVD represents the best of Season two, and has the following seven(!) twenty five minute episodes:
Episode 15 (December 22, 2002) - Sgt. Ermey talks about American Civil War rifles, the first submarine-launched missile, naval deep sea diving, Bowie knives, and hedgechopers.
Episode 17 (January 19, 2003) - Marine electronic training tools, the Greek phalanx, the fastest plane (Russian Foxbat), the fastest tank (American M-18 Hellcat), and naval camouflage.
Episode 18 (January 26, 2003) - Trebuchets, Army organization, the Browning Automatic Rifle, smart-bombs, parachutes, and Boomerangs.
Episode 19 (February 2, 2003) - The Marine's Light Armored Vehicle, Higgin's Landing Crafts, where did the name Doughboy come from, OP-4 training, chain mail, and the origin of the solute.
Episode 20 (February 9, 2003) - The 2.5 ton truck (Deuce and a Half), collecting fat for WW2 war effort, missile silos, the C-17 Loadmaster III, and kilts in battle.
Episode 23 (March 15, 2003) - Medieval weapons, the Lewis Gun, carrier pigeons, combat gliders, TOW missiles, and ejection seats.
Episode 25 (April 6, 2003) - Manned vs. unmanned aircraft, bogies, military helicopters, artillery, and the commando knife.
As you can see, Sgt. Ermey covers a lot! This is a fun show, sure to please the man in your house. I love it, and highly recommend it to everyone!


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