have u watched 2001's production of "behind Enemy Lines"? a US
marine pilot (owen wilson) was disillusioned with his career,
repeative and seemingly pointless trainings onboard his designated
aircraft carrier with the Pacific Fleet and decided to quit the
military after the imminent close of his current contract. when a
routine flyover a 'no-fly' zone uncovers the brutal masacre of
unarmed civilians over at the Bosnia region, his fighter jet was
shot down his pilot executed by racists troops. as a navagator he
then understood how important seemingly unimportant and wasteful
training sesions come in use as he made his way to recover
pictorial evidences of the masacre capture in the jet's high
powered digital camera at the navigator's seat. he then comprehend
what his superior (played by Gene Hackman) actions in being tough
with him on his frequent defaults while in the force.
yeh its just a movie, probably highly piped up but if u understand
why we train for a war/ battle that seems hardly possible to take
place or worthy to fight for, look at the faces of your friends,
relatives, kins and kith. for when that day do come, u are not
fighting for a gahmen u dun like...u r fighting for what that is
all you cherish and love if its the only last good thing you can do
before your dying breath
