MODERN MILITARY
Two formations. Two cultures. One grounded visual lane. The stories follow the people inside the institution — combat, leadership, maintenance, boredom, mistakes, field improvisation, humor, and consequences.
VIPER COMPANY
Viper Company walks Afghanistan one patrol at a time. The men know each other’s habits, strengths, weaknesses, lies, jokes and breaking points better than their families ever will. Lieutenants make plans. Sergeants decide if those plans can actually work. Soldiers carry out the orders whether they like them or not.
Then the bad guys start shooting.
ACES & EIGHTS
Aces & Eights goes to war inside the belly of the Marine Corps LAV-25: eight wheels of traction, a blazing 25mm cannon, too much gear and never enough room. The Marines eat here, sleep underneath, repair the bitch, curse her, love her and trust her with their lives.
When the LAV runs, they race to the next battle. When she breaks, everybody becomes a mechanic. When the RPGs fly, the sweat and fight inside their own steel coffin.
THE MEN MAKE THE WAR
The rifles, radios, uniforms and vehicles are right because men depend on them. These are the real stories of what happens with the men and their equipment: exhaustion, stupidity, courage, fear, friendship, rage, competence and the black humor that helps them survive it all.
The dirt coats them. The damage happens fast. And the consequences last.
