Garrett Anderson

Garret Andersen is a Marine veteran, an 0311 infantrymen, and veteran of the grisly battle for Fallujah.

Upon coming home, he saw how the battle had affected his friends, and decided to go on a countrywide tour interviewing his friends on camera. The result is a documentary called "And Then They Came Home" — the trailer of which can be found on kickstarter here:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andthentheycamehome/and-then-they-came-home

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There's An Untold Story Of Heroism In The 'Mexican' Marine Corps, And Here's Part Of It

An untold story of heroism in the Mexican Marine Corps highlights bravery in challenging circumstances.

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After Fighting In Fallujah, I Can Hardly Bring Myself To Touch A Telephone

Marine Garrett Anderson discusses the importance of communication technology in modern military operations.

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