Fortunately, it avoids politics for the most part and tells a moving, informative (but fairly obscene) story.ДЄnthony Swofford, вЂњSwoffвЂќ, joins the Marines after high school more for lack of direction than patriotic impulse.

JARHEAD doesnвЂ™t try to offer a play-by-play of the first war in Iraq but focuses on the emotional challenges faced by a squad of young Marines. (HH, PC, Pa, B, Ab, LLL, VV, SSS, NNN, AA, D, M) Strong humanist worldview that sees life as futile and without significant meaning, and some politically correct comments concerning the war in Iraq that donвЂ™t overwhelm the movie, as well as some patriotic comments by soldiers who take pride in serving their country, and one character reads Bible and gives thanks to God, although slight anti-biblical comments made by a tough sergeant who is actually a Christian 189 obscenities, mostly вЂfвЂ™ words, nine profanities, and men can be seen urinating and vomiting strong violence such as man threatened with gun, man branded, man accidentally killed in battle simulation, piles of corpses (including a soldier who sadistically toys with a corpse), man shot by friendly fire, building destroyed by bomb, and extreme hazing fornication depicted, pornography, masturbation implied and frequently discussed, detailed sexual discussions, and soldiersвЂ™ wives cheat at home upper female nudity, rear male nudity and frontal male nudity, all of which is brief drunkenness smoking and, soldiers shirk responsibility, soldiers break rules and woman taunts her husband with her cheating. Sexual images and dialogue are used several times to reveal soldiersвЂ™ mental states. There is a lot of sex, nudity, foul language, and drinking. JARHEAD revels in some of SwoffordвЂ™s aimless morality. Loneliness and boredom turn out to be their biggest enemies. They must face separation from their families as well as a dangerous mission that they donвЂ™t fully understand.Д¬haracters connect the war to oil interests, but the platoonвЂ™s mentor silences those questions and sets the tone for other soldiers: вЂњ politics weвЂ™re here.вЂќ Once in Iraq, the Marines give themselves to the cause and prepare for battle around the clock.

Stakes rise when his platoon is sent to Iraq. Swofford is locked in a battle between his apathy for life, his drive to succeed at something, and pressure from the Marines. Basic training shows that he has little in common with the more serious minded soldiers, but his shooting skills get him promoted to sniper, a coveted role. Anthony Swofford joins the Marines after high school more for lack of direction than patriotic impulse. JARHEAD is the account of one soldier's experience in the Marine Corps.

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