The Landmine Is Eternally Prepared To Take Victims. In COMMON Parlance, It Is The Perfect Soldier, The 'eternal Sentry.' The WAR Ends, The Landmine Goes On Killing.

I Get A Certain FEELING When I Go To Lambeau Field In Green Bay. SOLDIER Field In CHICAGO Is SPECIAL To Me. Those Are The Places That I Really Like. The Stadiums.

Every American Soldier Wants As Much PUBLIC SUPPORT As He Can Possibly Have. That's The Soldiers On Duty In Iraq, And That's Me, As Well. We Fight BETTER Knowing That Our People BACK Home Support US, Back Us, And Understand What We're Doing. It's Hugely Important.

I THOUGHT Of Myself As A SOLDIER Who Was GOING To LAW SCHOOL.

If You LOOK At What We Did With 'Winter Soldier' With The CAP Character In Terms Of BRINGING Him Into The Modern World, Trying To Ground The MOVIE Tonally Into Something That Was A Step Toward Real-world, At Least To The Degree You Can Do That In A Superhero Movie, That's Still The Tonal Universe That We're PLAYING In 'Civil War.'

'The GOOD Soldier' Is An ODD And Maybe Even Unique Book. That It Is A MASTERPIECE, ALMOST A Perfect Novel, Comes As A Repeated SURPRISE Even To Readers Who Have Read It Before.

What I DISCOVERED Is That There Has ALWAYS Been A SOLDIER INSIDE Me; I Just Didn't KNOW It.

The First DOCUMENTARY I Saw That TRIED To SHOW The Actual Experience Of Being A Soldier In COMBAT Was 'The Anderson Platoon,' By FRENCH Director Pierre Schoendoerffer, Which Won The Oscar For Best Documentary In 1967.

My Parents, They GREW Up In A Time When There Was War In Korea. And My Grandmother, Her Husband, My GRANDFATHER, Was A Soldier And He Died In The War. A Lot Of People In That Generation, They Didn't Go To Schools. My Grandmother Couldn't Read; She Didn't FINISH Beyond Elementary School.