ronnie brown yeah yeah well you know our moves are terrible. that will not do. our of marching practice for you. right after dinner. another constant for us every day is going to be marching practice the fundamentals of soldiering put your hands and feet in the right place at the right time to the right rhythm i guess this is why they call it a drill because unless it's coming into your skull until it sticks it's easy to mess it up. we can spend hours on the square trying to get it right. one thing we all have in common is how exhausted we are by lights out eleven pm you've got dozens of men ready to collapse the russians have a saying that something stinks like a barracks and it's certainly true we're just all too tired to care. i knew today was going to be tough when we lined up in front of our heavy equipment we put on a flak jacket helmet gas mask and webbing about twenty five kilos worth and we're told get ready to run. this is what they call a forced march and its brutal two kilometers would normally be a breeze but soon the extra weight has your shoulders

ronnie brown. you're a good shooter it is your chance to tell it but you don't hold a gun firmly enough against your shoulder. only to recoil so the bullets go hire. the best part is seeing the end result. when i know i haven't wasted my time on these guys it wasn't all in vain. i can say that i taught them to tell you with a first shot to take a parachute jump. if you see the results of all of my efforts everything else is routine in this tough life of ours. but i also learned that i'll be firing a bazooka this week you'll no doubt be pleased to hear. private brown ready to file. the target whether grenade or fire don't worry i have been having lessons so hopefully i won't play myself. i can't hear anything. that's the real me. and my young comrades with brian let me get out of here. after decades of prosecuting a covert in poxy war against iran can washington change its behavior many in washington have dismissed obama's all branch out of hand many in iran are just as mistrustful is this quest for

brown. these boys have been writing essays about themselves. >> essays?! >> yes. essays. did you know that nate here loves to cook? >> get somewhere and sit down. >> and right here. ronnieto draw. >> what about ricky, bobby, and mike? and don't forget johnny. [ clears throat loudly ] >> and -- and i can blow a bubble with my spit. y'all want to see it? >> no! >> i don't want to see that. sit down somewhere! with lips like them, i bet you can blow up a hot-air balloon. >> miss simmons -- coach -- can i talk to you for a second? >> oh, sure. mr. brown, can you do some drills with the boys? >> oh, i thought you'd never ask. get over here, everybody! get over here now! get down on the ground and give me a thousand push-ups in one minute. >> cora -- coach -- i know you mean well, but you're gonna get these boys slaughtered. >> they're already getting slaughtered. i'm just trying to teach them to respect each other. >> 20-teen. >> respecting each other is fine, but you need to teach them how to knock the respect out of those tigers. >> chill-ax. i learned it from the boys. that's a combination between relaxing and chillin'. chill-ax. they'll be all right. >> you better get --