The Stage 32 Videos: Military

Actor Anton Zwijsen's Military Acting Showreel contains scenes from multiple productions listed below where he played either a Soldier, a Knight or a Samurai. For more material, agent and personal contact info for bookings visit https://www.AntonZwijsen.com and https://www.imdb.me/AntonZwijsen 0:00 Bridge to Liberation / Operation Market Garden Memorial Event Arnhem broadcasted on Dutch Television and screened on the famous John Frost Bridge in Arnhem.

Engineers from the 23d Civil Engineer Squadron provided structural support for the Commemoration of D-Day 75 by repairing and building bridges that were used to access hard-to-reach areas of a parachute drop zone. As part of the commemoration, parachutists from across the Department of Defense performed the same jumps their predecessors did on D-Day.

Col. Stephen Harvey, former 23d Maintenance Group commander, looks back on his Air Force career after more than 38 years of uninterrupted service.

Master Sgt. Andre De Lira, 23d Wing avionics manager, used his experience as a native Portuguese speaker to translate a phone call between Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force JoAnne Bass and Brazilian Air Force leaders.

Airmen assigned to the 347th Rescue Group train to provide personnel recovery worldwide. Check out how one of our HH-60G Pave Hawk pilots worked with rescue personnel from around the world to make the mission happen!

Mosaic Tiger 21-1 tested the 23d Wing's ability to integrate multi-capable Airmen into joint operations while maintaining a lighter footprint downrange.

Find out how HC-130J Combat King II pilots train and work with aircrew to complete their mission of personnel recovery.

A documentary short about a US Marine in a never-ending fight with mental illness after serving two terms in Iraq.

A spirited speech by US Iraq war veteran Mike Prysner in 2010, reminiscent of President John F Kennedy's inspiring vision for humanity. Dedicated to veterans & their families everywhere.

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#ptsd #marines #Iraqwar Go Indie Now welcomes back Crossroads. This is Season 1 Episode 8 Author Virginia Cruse & Filmmaker Brian Morrison discuss PTSD. Virginia is an active United States military service member and Licensed Practicing Clinician who specializes in counseling Active duty and retired Servicemembers diagnosed and suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Moral Injury. She is the author of A Soldier's Guide to PTSD: How to No Shit Reclaim Your Life. She served in Iraq as a linguistic Intel Officer and Interpreter and battled her own personal PTSD demons. Brian is a filmmaker and documentarian who made the award-winning documentary Bastards' Road. This follows the United States Marine and combat veteran Jonathan Hancock trekking 5800 miles across the country, meeting up with the men he served with and the families of the fallen soldiers from his combat unit 2/4 which did several tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. In this powerful hour, these two discuss what went into the choices they had to make to create their projects, how much they learned about themselves and PTSD, and what it means to now be a representative sharing a message and creating conversations about how we deal with this issue.