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Movie Review: ‘Ryan’ strikes chords with veterans

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February 19, 1999

A disoriented soldier roams at the Omaha Beach during World War II at the invasion of the Normandy, his right arm blown off, his intestines ready to gush out of his ripped stomach. He stumbles upon his right arm and awkwardly bends to pick it up.

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