On thing for sure is that in the same way is it hard for the American soldiers family to see their loved one going to war, it is also hard for the people they go kill in IRan... So better not to go look for trouble and respect other countries constitution and life style because everything don't have to be done in the American way.

I was a LCpl Combat Engineer with 1/6 back then. I remember Fox being there with us. We did alot of ops and I really didn't see the point of it then, just wanted to kill bad guys. I went back on a third deployment to Ramadi as an advisor, all the OP's we built where getting de-miled hospitals were hospitals again, kids were going to school. Things were better. but we didn't fight for the Iraqis or for America, we fought for each other.
I do somewhat agree that what officers families and enlisted families go through and challenges faced are different. but it's the path we each choose I'm a Sergeant now and I couldn't be happier I love my Marines and the honor of leading them in war.
though I thought it was odd that no one ever talks about how much fear the enemy had instilled in the locals kidnaping killing having control of the hospitals and schools. and why we were extended, due to the army losing control of the city.

As a former enlisted member that has served in OIF, I can say with confidence that this piece of work is 100% whitewash propaganda. The focus on a Colonel, is classic "we are fighting the good fight and it's going well, and has always gone well, so smile and act happy." No new information was presented. The information presented again, focused on the wealthy Americans. Seriously, did anyone notice how nice that Colonels house is? Why does Fox obsess over covering the extreme minority of wealthy? Two friends of mine, that both had kids, were approved for WIC. Now, do you think the war for an enlisted man is the same as an officers?