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that was the dramatic ending to the first scene of the movie the hurt locker which has been nominated for nine academy awards. the oscar ceremony sunday and now a deepening controversy over the film. while time magazine calls it the perfect war film, many veterans say the movie is loaded with unforgivable accuracies. joining us, a former sergeant who served in iraq in 2003-2004. ryan, what are some of the inaccuracies that jumped out at you. first, thanks for having me. from the get go, the movie started off well enough. the scene you just showed, the opening scene, was actually quite compelling, captured what it felt like to be on the ground when an i.e.d. is going off and the drama surrounding that by the time they introduce the main character, sergeant first class james, it all went downhill. we re talking about anything right down to the smallest details about uniforms, military

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forensic reason. given all of that, i still find it very unusual that she wasn t allowed to see the body and to say her final goodbyes. the military, like those who were there, the escort officers, they may have decided they wanted to protect her from seeing the body of her husband, that it would have been too awful for her to see that. as a result, they recommended to her, you better not take a look? that is possible. that is possible. we don t know right now. that part has not been released to the public. what normally would happen is the escort officers, the casualty officers, would actually take control of the situation and make a decision based on what the situation is. but in the end, according to military protocol, it s her decision. if she really wants to see it, they have to let her see t. it. that s normally the case. her other big question is why did it take 48 hours to find him? that becomes an operational

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20151023:02:26:00

president. hearing 600 no. hearing that 600 separate security requests were made and they were denied, do you blame them for what happened? absolutely. i blame them for instituting an illegal regime change, for running guns, for lying about it, for not protecting our people. that s the first rule of thumb for military protocol. you never leave anyone behind. and if you can t rescue them and keep them whole, you at least bring home the body. and it s just horrific that we have this woman and this current president running this fiasco. our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. following the terrorist attacks in benghazi, many americans demanded that someone, anyone in the clinton state department, be held accountable for ignoring requests for that security at the diplomatic

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other than some nutritional deficits that were dealt with. so this psychological reintegration of this second phase can go anywhere from five days to three weeks. this is what they establish for p.o.w.s returning from vietnam. it s been part of army and military protocol for some time. we were always told it would be up to his doctors and psychologists for when he was ready to travel. now we re being told that he will be arriving shortly after midnight in san antonio, texas. then they will move into the next phase of his reintegration. as of now, as far as we know, military investigators have not had access to bergdahl and have not had a chance to interrogate him, per se, about why he left his base. that will be something that will take place in the next phase when he is ready, according to senior u.s. officials. very interesting developments today. jennifer griffin, thank you.

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