BLAWSON ARROW!Parody of a scene from the 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers, in which the commanding officer uses the code "Broken Arrow" to call in an air-strike in a last-ditch attempt to prevent his position from being overrun. However, the artist has misspelled it a bit for the purpose of comedy ("buro-son aro-" instead of "buro-ken")...BLAWSON ARROW!Parody of a scene from the 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers, in which the commanding officer uses the code "Broken Arrow" to call in an air-strike in a last-ditch attempt to prevent his position from being overrun. However, the artist has misspelled it a bit for the purpose of comedy ("buro-son aro-" instead of "buro-ken")...I repeat: Blawson Arrow! The kanji, in case you're wondering, say "requesting full-scale air support", which is roughly what "Broken Arrow" meant in Vietnam War era code jargon.I repeat: Blawson Arrow! The kanji, in case you're wondering, say "requesting full-scale air support", which is roughly what "Broken Arrow" meant in Vietnam War era code jargon.Don't ask questions, just do it!HIT THEDIIIIIIIIIIRTDIIIIIIIIIIRTSarge, you magnificent bastard! Calling in the big fireworks!
BLAWSON ARROW!Parody of a scene from the 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers, in which the commanding officer uses the code "Broken Arrow" to call in an air-strike in a last-ditch attempt to prevent his position from being overrun. However, the artist has misspelled it a bit for the purpose of comedy ("buro-son aro-" instead of "buro-ken")...
BLAWSON ARROW!Parody of a scene from the 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers, in which the commanding officer uses the code "Broken Arrow" to call in an air-strike in a last-ditch attempt to prevent his position from being overrun. However, the artist has misspelled it a bit for the purpose of comedy ("buro-son aro-" instead of "buro-ken")...
I repeat: Blawson Arrow! The kanji, in case you're wondering, say "requesting full-scale air support", which is roughly what "Broken Arrow" meant in Vietnam War era code jargon.
I repeat: Blawson Arrow! The kanji, in case you're wondering, say "requesting full-scale air support", which is roughly what "Broken Arrow" meant in Vietnam War era code jargon.
Don't ask questions, just do it!
HIT THE
DIIIIIIIIIIRT
DIIIIIIIIIIRT
Sarge, you magnificent bastard! Calling in the big fireworks!
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