The Sandbox was a forum for service members who were serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere, and for returned vets, spouses, and caregivers. The Sandbox's main focus was not on policy and partisanship, but on the unclassified details of deployment - the everyday, the extraordinary, the wonderful, the messed-up, the absurd.
Here's a great video from the 1141st Sapper Company, showing what a typical day at work is like for them.
(To read my review of The Hurt Locker, click here.)
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Nice posting...interesting and horrifying at the same time.
Posted by: sue | April 13, 2010 at 12:53 PM