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You have no idea about the "brotherhood" that men at war develop . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on January 17, 2015 at 18:12:34:
it's like a craziness. It doesn't make sense but it is most honorable when men under pressure want to stick together. Reference Hoot's answer to that very question in 'Blackhawk Down': "It's about the brotherhood". His friends don't understand and he doesn't even try to explain. If your own hide is the most important thing to you this is a lost conversation.