into it with quiet dialog. didn t see the first shot for about a half hour. it was this comradery amongst these three characters that elevated what the movie was. 360 men come out, the sharks took the rest. jaws is a friggin masterpiece. jaws was the first gigantic blockbuster. hope on a billion screens at the time. it became a cultural milestone immediately. it changed everything. it was even more in my dna to make close encounters than jaws. i was always into ufos as a kid.
going away. he s learning he s going to be a father. comradery, nicole, has they fight for freedom in a foreign land. and cnn eached out to ukrainian s defense ministry for comments on the plane there you heard there. the military aid is what reads you the front line and why have we yet release a response. lloyd secretary says the u.s. weapon being provided. a major development in the
to ukrainian hands and not dictating how fast they get it to the frontline or what unit gets them. these fighters had just one glimpse of one florontline, but they re not alone in their thinking. one side has nothing, and it s doing everything it can. and the other side has everything and there hy re too afraid to do anything with that. reporter: despite the challenges of the battlefield, doc and rat are moving to the battle line. the ukrainians are giving interest all. reporter: shadow, meanwhile, staying away from the front lines in lviv, after learning he s going to be a father. comradery and a common cause as
it s like, you re useless, you know? we don t really have a need you now because you can t really do anything for us. that s the way i felt. if it hadn t have been for wounded warrior project, i honestly don t know if i would be here. it was the comradery that i saw it was like, i got my family back again because we all had some sort of injury or illness that we didn t have to talk about but we all felt the connection, like, that brother and sisterhood.
and it wasn t just a job, it was keeping my brothers and sisters safe. and coming back, it felt like, kind of thrown away. it s like, you re useless, you know? we don t really have a need you now because you can t really do anything for us. that s the way i felt. if it hadn t have been for wounded warrior project, i honestly don t know if i would be here. it was the comradery that i saw it was like, i got my family back again because we all had some sort of injury or illness that we didn t have to talk about but we all felt the connection, like, that brother and sisterhood.