Return Home From Service Pillows

'At least I've got two weeks leave in Peckham to look forward to.'

Support the Ex-Troops

"Postwar is hell."

"Er – if you young people don't mind, I have a few things to do now. Perhaps you have a hotel or somewhere to go?"

Red Letter Days - Encounter with the old village sweetheart - 'bless my soul! ... Miss Victoire! ...'

"Hello? Guys? Okay, I've had a long day and I'm very tired, so no pranks this time. I'm serious... guys?!"

Family Salutes as Father Comes Home.

Did you miss me?

War never felt the same after the Great Puppy Ambush.

"Hold it, Lucy! Here I am!"

The journey's end

'Walter isn't truly happy unless he's bombing some country.'

"Is that you, or am I experiencing Artificial Reality?"

Gates A-C: Johnson, Davis, Potts, surprise me!

Stret boy making a comment about a military man

There's a toxic cloud moving in our direction! Hurry! Teddy's home from sports camp. Ha. Ha. Ha.

"Your room is exactly how you left it before you went to college, except of course, for our boarder, Mr. Grunze."

"Yes, it's good to see you again too! But all I did was go to the mailbox!"

Ex-soldier carrying a tank home.

Right Here

"This is the best news."

"It sure is great to have you back for a while at the mother ship."

Soldier With Post Stickers On His Helmet.

I can always tell when it's near 5 o clock. Pritkin gets that Happy HOur look in his eyes.

"It is a violation of air national guard policy for you to possess an AK-47 from Iraq, boy!! Do you want to suffer the consequences of bringing back a souvenir?!!"

"We gave our lives in Afghanistan for some totally incompetent politicians. . ."

The Winds of War

"Daddy, I want to come home."

"This is the brother I told you guys about."

"This rush-rush life is getting old. Sometimes, I think about moving back to the land where I way born. What do you think, Baldo? What would you miss the most?"

Coming Home

Let me forget

Non-Combat Troops in Iraq

"I'm broke, I'm back...and I'm willing to discuss law school."

statue in park: 'Arnold P. Rossiter, a local boy who went to the big city and made it big... and now he's back home, flipping burgers, just like we always said he would.'