GI Film Festival in DC

I had this earlier this week, lost it, and Michelle jumped on it.
Since we've promoted JD Johannes "Outside the Wire" on this site and other sites, it makes sense to tell you about this.

From Michelle's blog:

An awesome event kicks off in Washington, D.C. today. It’s the GI Film Festival, honoring the successes and sacrifices of the American G.I. They’ve got an excellent line-up of documentaries, debuts, panels, celebrities, and most importantly, military
heroes. If you have a chance, go.
A few highlights:
On Friday, my friends David Chavarria and JD Johannes debut Outside The Wire: Danger Close.

You won't find the major media going "Outside the Wire"

Outside the Wire premiered at CPAC.

The 'Outside the Wire' series of four documentaries about Iraq started when JD Johannes went to Iraq with his old Marine Corps unit in 2005 to produce syndicated television news reports.

Johannes returned to Iraq in 2007 to see 'The Surge' and the 'Anbar Awakening' first hand.

The 2005 trip resulted in the the release of the original 'Outside the Wire: Call Sign Vengeance' which follows one Marine infantry platoon through their deployment to the Fallujah area in 2005.

The 2007 trip resulted in three documentaries: 'Danger Close', 'Anbar Awakens' and 'Baghdad Surge'.

J.D. Johannes also has a blog. Today's post mentions those Idiot Veterans Assisting Wahhabiism in their slavish imitation of John Kerry and Winter Soldier.

To those of you faithful readers in the media business, please take a look at this documentary. Support his work. You won't find this on the evening news.