True story: When I was in the military, and at Yokota AB in Japan, there was a USO tour of the Band of Brothers. This was just after the series was released. They weren't all there, some had already passed, but five (in picture) of them were present and signed my metal cased "box set" of the Band of Brothers DVD's after we spoke "military stuff" for a while. The added cool factor was the box set had a large fold out with each of the series actors on it in pose. The real BoB's signed over each actor that played them.

I still have that box set with their signatures. May not mean much to most, but having those absolute legends sign their John Hancocks in my Box set is something I'll cherish to the day I die.

Amazing men they were, just "doing their jobs", and became heroes to generations.

RIP, gentlemen, your part in History is unquestioned and respected.

True story: When I was in the military, and at Yokota AB in Japan, there was a USO tour of the Band of Brothers. This was just after the series was released. They weren't all there, some had already passed, but seven of them were present and signed my metal cased "box set" of the Band of Brothers DVD's after we spoke "military stuff" for a while. The added cool factor was the box set had a large fold out with each of the series actors on it in pose. The real BoB's signed over each actor that played them.

I still have that box set with their signatures. May not mean much to most, but having those absolute legends sign their John Hancocks in my Box set is something I'll cherish to the day I die.

Amazing men they were, just "doing their jobs", and became heroes to generations.

RIP, gentlemen, your part in History is unquestioned and respected.