Nonton Film Online Lone Survivor Gratis Cinemaxxi Film Bagus Bioskop Online Movie Sub Indo ilk21 IndoXXI. Streaming Lone Survivor Bluray Action, Biography, Drama Based on the failed June 28, 2005 mission 'Operation Red Wing.' Four members of SEAL Team 10, were tasked with the mission to capture or kill notorious Tal. Lone Survivor does a pretty excellent job of introducing you to our core soldiers, fleshing them out, and giving them at least two dimensions: some clues to their civilian lives back home, and the aforementioned excellent chemistry between the men as a team. It rises above slasher movie syndrome, where you know every single character is going.

Todd Plitt, USA TODAYMarcus Luttrell says part of himself died on the Afghanistan mountain where his three Navy SEAL comrades perished in the ill-fated 2005 mission Operation Red Wings.But miraculously, as the film Lone Survivor (opening limited Wednesday, wide Jan. 10) depicts, an unconscious Luttrell was saved by an Afghan villager after crawling miles to safety. Luttrell suffered a broken back from falls down the mountain to escape enemy forces, along with numerous shrapnel and a gunshot wounds. He still carries the emotional and psychological scars.' Thank God he continues to get better and healthier,' says Mark Wahlberg, who portrays Luttrell in the film, adapted from Luttrell's best-selling 2007 book (co-written with Patrick Robinson).

'He could have gone down a darker path. But he has a lot of beauty in his life now. And there's nothing better than seeing Marcus laughing.' Luttrell, 38, is in the constant presence of his white Labrador service dog Mr. Rigby, who helps to calm him.

'It's amazing to watch the effect that dog has on him,' says Wahlberg.Luttrell also receives tremendous support from his wife Melanie.' My wife saved my life,' he says. 'I am the man I am today because of her. It's the best thing that ever happened to me.'

The two met after corresponding over e-mail and phone in May 2010.' When we saw each other we both knew this is it,' says Melanie, 34. 'He pretty much called it that week when he said, 'I'm going to marry you.' When someone says that to you when you first meet it might be weird. But it wasn't with Marcus. I loved his confidence.'

Rodriguez Getty Images for AFIThey were married by November 2010, only slightly delayed as Marcus wanted his twin brother Morgan, also a SEAL, to return from duty in Iraq to attend the wedding. The couple live on a ranch outside of Houston with their two young children, along with Melanie's 16-year-old son.Melanie says the man she knows is a 'teddy bear' who reads to the kids each night and leaves random romantic notes around the house for her. But she sees the impact the mission still has on him even in the way he is unable to sleep at night.Luttrell has had several invasive surgeries, including having a protective cage placed around his spine and artificial discs.

'What you see in the movie with him falling onto the rocks really happened. It totally screwed up his back and it only gets worse,' says Melanie. 'And his knees have been a big issue. That's probably going to be the next surgery.'

Each year during the June anniversary of Operation Red Wings, Luttrell goes on a 'blackout week' where he doesn't communicate with the world.' It's a mourning period that whole week,' says Melanie. 'It just feels wrong to continue with everyday life that week. So he stops, reflects, prays and pays his respects to the guys that died that day and the families they left.'

Marcus Luttrell's blockbuster bestseller, Lone Survivorsoon to be a major motion picture tells the story of Operation Red Wings, in which four U.S. Navy SEALs were inserted into the mountains of eastern Afghanistan with the task of collecting intelligence and findingor killinga top al Qaeda commander.

The SEALs were ambushed by over one hundred Taliban fighters and a Marcus Luttrell's blockbuster bestseller, Lone Survivor—soon to be a major motion picture —tells the story of Operation Red Wings, in which four U.S. Navy SEALs were inserted into the mountains of eastern Afghanistan with the task of collecting intelligence and finding—or killing—a top al Qaeda commander. The SEALs were ambushed by over one hundred Taliban fighters and a horrific battle ensued. The rescue helicopter carrying eight SEALs was shot down by a reported Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG), killing them instantly and erasing any hope for the SEALs already on the ground. Luttrell was the only survivor.OPERATION RED WINGS is an in-depth examination of the recovery mission to rescue Luttrell, filled with never-before-told details and shocking new revelations.

Author Peter Nealen (former USMC Force Recon) and the team at SOFREP have an expansive network within the Special Operations community, providing them with access to exclusive interviews, after action reports, military intel and previously untold accounts of the rescue mission. Nealen and his team have uncovered eyewitness reports that put the 'official' story into question as to how the initial rescue helicopter was shot down.

If true, this potential coverup will have had severe consequences on subsequent helicopter insertion operations and put lives at risk.Complete with a foreword by former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb, this is a must-have companion to the blockbuster book and upcoming film.(12,000 words). Quick read, but unanswered questions remainI purchased this book after reading the reviews.

It was a quick read, and I, too, was left with more unanswered questions. There was some terminology that I was not familiar with as I was not in the military. I wish there was a map of the area to help explain some of the recovery based of the locations talked about in the book. I am happy that I read more about the recovery efforts not mentioned in Luttrell's book, but I am disappointed there was not Quick read, but unanswered questions remainI purchased this book after reading the reviews. It was a quick read, and I, too, was left with more unanswered questions. There was some terminology that I was not familiar with as I was not in the military.

I wish there was a map of the area to help explain some of the recovery based of the locations talked about in the book. I am happy that I read more about the recovery efforts not mentioned in Luttrell's book, but I am disappointed there was not more detail and reports included. Concise and to the PointConcise and to the PointA definitive background review of the ill fated rescue operation that took place in Afghanistan, when a SEAL Team was compromised, three of it's four members killed, and the fourth granted hospitality and protection by the village leader and his sons. Although the operation and it's failure was poignantly described in the book Lone Survivor, by Marcus Luttrell, the subsequent rescue mission was only briefly mentioned. Operation Redwing fills that Concise and to the PointConcise and to the PointA definitive background review of the ill fated rescue operation that took place in Afghanistan, when a SEAL Team was compromised, three of it's four members killed, and the fourth granted hospitality and protection by the village leader and his sons. Although the operation and it's failure was poignantly described in the book Lone Survivor, by Marcus Luttrell, the subsequent rescue mission was only briefly mentioned.

Operation Redwing fills that gap with short but concise narrative using only the known facts that were available and skips the speculative hyperbole. This book makes an excellent companion to The Lone Survivor. Short book, a recap of the rescue and recovery efforts, to bring home the remains of the three Navy SEALS killed, and the one survivor, of Operation Red Wings.

Takes up where 'Lone Survivor' left off. Tremendous story of total effort by members of the Navy, the Army and the US Air Force. 'Leave no one behind'.As a local side note, the PJ, Air Force member Joshua E.

Appel, who directly helped get SEAL Marcus Lutrell off the mountain in Afghanistan, is now a civilian, and the Medical Director, Short book, a recap of the rescue and recovery efforts, to bring home the remains of the three Navy SEALS killed, and the one survivor, of Operation Red Wings. Takes up where 'Lone Survivor' left off. Tremendous story of total effort by members of the Navy, the Army and the US Air Force. 'Leave no one behind'.As a local side note, the PJ, Air Force member Joshua E. Appel, who directly helped get SEAL Marcus Lutrell off the mountain in Afghanistan, is now a civilian, and the Medical Director, Adult and Trauma Services at UAMC here in Tucson, still saving lives. He was on duty in the ER when the survivors of the mass shooting here in Tucson, including Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, my Congresswoman,were brought to the hospital.

On January 8th, 2011. Though there is no great amount of new data for those who have read Lone Survivor and Victory Point, and watched the documentary The Taliban Gambit - Helicopter Missions, it does bring in a few bits and pieces that help us put the puzzle together, either by contrast to or by confirmation of other accounts. It is a slim package, a short but very interesting narrative. I'd definetely recommend it as both a refreshment/fine tunning to the afficionado and as a nice, brief companion to those who want Though there is no great amount of new data for those who have read Lone Survivor and Victory Point, and watched the documentary The Taliban Gambit - Helicopter Missions, it does bring in a few bits and pieces that help us put the puzzle together, either by contrast to or by confirmation of other accounts. It is a slim package, a short but very interesting narrative.

I'd definetely recommend it as both a refreshment/fine tunning to the afficionado and as a nice, brief companion to those who want to see the upcoming Lone Survivor movie but are not willing to read very much about those sad events. Storm riders mc.