Showing posts with label American Sniper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Sniper. Show all posts
Monday, October 06, 2014
American Sniper
--I remember the first time I saw Chris Kyle on O'Reilly's show, I was impressed. I immediately wrote down his book and put it on my Goodreads list.
--Tragically, after being a Navy Seal and the most successful sniper in American military history, he was killed by another soldier he was trying to help who suffered from PTSD.
--I have since bought Kyle's book and was very excited to see that they have made a movie about him starring Bradley Cooper. The movie has the same title as his book, American Sniper. It comes out in December. I will be one of the first in line to see it.
--I am a big Bradley Cooper fan, so I'm glad that he is playing Kyle. And to add icing to the cake, Clint Eastwood is the director.
--I have 3 months to get the book read before the movie. I'm looking forward to it.
Labels:
American Sniper,
books,
Bradley Cooper,
Chris Kyle,
Clint Eastwood,
movies
Monday, February 11, 2013
Navy Seal Sniper Chris Kyle--American Hero!
As a testament to the gratitude of the American people, nearly 7,000 attended Chris Kyle's memorial service today. Kyle is an American hero for all that he has done for our country as a Navy Seal sniper. Taya Kyle, his beautiful wife, spoke about him at the service:
Slain ex-Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was a devoted husband, father and friend who will never be forgotten, his widow told mourners at his memorial service Monday.
Taya Kyle said she was broken but that the family will “put one foot in front of the other” to get through their grief. She told her two children that they will remember Chris Kyle’s silly side, Texas twang and prayers they prayed together.
“Chris, there isn’t enough time to tell you everything you mean to me and everything you taught me,” she said through tears.
Its sad that he died trying to help another soldier. I think thats a testament to the kind of guy he was.
I first heard about Kyle when he was on O'Reilly's show for his book, American Sniper. I fell in love with him when he had to punch Jesse Ventura for bad-mouthing the war, Bush and America. Of course, what really broke the camel's back was Ventura saying that the Navy Seals deserved to lose a few guys, and this was all at an event connected with the funeral of some Navy Seals. Classy!
I had wanted to buy Kyle's book before, but now I can't wait to buy it and read it.
May God bless and comfort Kyle's many family and friends!!
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