At
the Brothers screening, active members of the U.S. military and
veterans alike thanked all the producers, but the most poignant
testimonies were directed to Sinise for his outreach to the U.S.
military and victims of terrorism.

Retired Navy Rear Adm. Roy Hoffmann announced that when one of his friends awoke from surgery he saw Sinise watching over him.

One of the many projects Sinise cofounded is Operation Iraqi Children, an organization that helps U.S. troops and other Americans to save Iraqi children from squalor by providing school supply kits and other necessities.

Nahla Qader, a Sunni Muslim from Iraq, thanked him ...

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At
the Brothers screening, active members of the U.S. military and
veterans alike thanked all the producers, but the most poignant
testimonies were directed to Sinise for his outreach to the U.S.
military and victims of terrorism.

Retired Navy Rear Adm. Roy Hoffmann announced that when one of his friends awoke from surgery he saw Sinise watching over him.

One of the many projects Sinise cofounded is Operation Iraqi Children, an organization that helps U.S. troops and other Americans to save Iraqi children from squalor by providing school supply kits and other necessities.

Nahla Qader, a Sunni Muslim from Iraq, thanked him for that and more.

"You
can see, Mr. Gary, that when you were in Iraq with your organization to
save those children that they could say, ‘I love you,'" she said. "You
could feel the gratitude in their hearts. But here I am. I'm telling
you that you can touch this gratitude." Then, Sinise ran from the stage
and embraced her.

Discussing Qader's gratitude
two days later, Sinise said, "That was an amazing moment actually, for
me, because I had never met her. I didn't know her."

As it turns out, a State Department official told Sinise about war victims in Afghanistan and Iraq. One
boy's arm had been blown off by terrorists, so Sinise paid for him to
get a prosthetic arm in the United States. When Qader and her family
gained asylum in the U.S., they had no credit or money, so he cosigned
on their apartment lease and paid their rent.Thus, Qader said she's
teaching her children to make sacrifices for others.

As it turns out, a State Department official told Sinise about war victims in Afghanistan and Iraq. One
boy's arm had been blown off by terrorists, so Sinise paid for him to
get a prosthetic arm in the United States. When Qader and her family
gained asylum in the U.S., they had no credit or money, so he cosigned
on their apartment lease and paid their rent.Thus, Qader said she's
teaching her children to make sacrifices for others.

Why
is Sinise so generous to servicemen and people he's never met? He said
he's grateful to all American military families. In fact, he knows what
they do and what they endure because many of his family members are
military veterans. [b]...

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As it turns out, a State Department official told Sinise about war victims in Afghanistan and Iraq. One
boy's arm had been blown off by terrorists, so Sinise paid for him to
get a prosthetic arm in the United States. When Qader and her family
gained asylum in the U.S., they had no credit or money, so he cosigned
on their apartment lease and paid their rent.Thus, Qader said she's
teaching her children to make sacrifices for others.

Why
is Sinise so generous to servicemen and people he's never met? He said
he's grateful to all American military families. In fact, he knows what
they do and what they endure because many of his family members are
military veterans. Above all, he said he loves God and he's inspired by the Catholic faith.

Sinise's
wife, actress Moira Harris, is Catholic. Therefore, he goes to Mass
with her and said the Catholic faith has helped him put things into
perspective. "It's very, very positive in our lives," he said.

"I
am not a Catholic and have not practiced any particular religion, but
[through] my wife, through her Catholic faith and through her devotion
to the Catholic Church, I've become far more faith filled in the past
eight or nine years than ever before."

In a time of war, we should know who our people are and why they do it.

'xcuse me,but no one invaded America.Americans invaded a foreign country for fundamental reasons.Young Americans should NOT risk their lives.it's not a war about their country&freedom,it's a war about taking over another country,other ppls' freedom.it's a war the politicians decided to have,risking the young Americans' live.this is NOT a matter of patriotism.this is a matter of arrogance.Iraq doesn't want the U.S military in their territories,but the government continues beeing nosy&act "for the common good"i mean,WTHF?sorry Antara,but i had to let it all out!!i cannot stand the politicians hipocricy anym...

In a time of war, we should know who our people are and why they do it.

'xcuse me,but no one invaded America.Americans invaded a foreign country for fundamental reasons.Young Americans should NOT risk their lives.it's not a war about their country&freedom,it's a war about taking over another country,other ppls' freedom.it's a war the politicians decided to have,risking the young Americans' live.this is NOT a matter of patriotism.this is a matter of arrogance.Iraq doesn't want the U.S military in their territories,but the government continues beeing nosy&act "for the common good"i mean,WTHF?sorry Antara,but i had to let it all out!!i cannot stand the politicians hipocricy anymore!!!&now a propaganda film,abou understanding why the youngsters leave their homes for someone else's war?indeed...why???

gyes this is my opinion&i just expressed it.never said it was the right one.that's just the way i feel.this matter has occured to me far too many times.every person should stand up for his land.of course we should defend our country with our own lives if it's threatened!now,i don't see U.S threatened.all i see is a country invading into another,standing out for her as a protege or pimper would.this war has begun because of imperialistic plans of gonverment,&not by the sense of "common good"as i hear in the media all the time.defending your country is another thing from attacking to a foreign country.this comment comes with the best intentions&mean no harm to anyone.this is just how i feel wh...

gyes this is my opinion&i just expressed it.never said it was the right one.that's just the way i feel.this matter has occured to me far too many times.every person should stand up for his land.of course we should defend our country with our own lives if it's threatened!now,i don't see U.S threatened.all i see is a country invading into another,standing out for her as a protege or pimper would.this war has begun because of imperialistic plans of gonverment,&not by the sense of "common good"as i hear in the media all the time.defending your country is another thing from attacking to a foreign country.this comment comes with the best intentions&mean no harm to anyone.this is just how i feel when i see all these bodies&loses from both sides.is it worthing for us,the parents losing our children in such a war? are we having an attack from another country&should defend our land?these are my 2 questions....