The automotive company and broadcast television network teamed up to produce a heartwarming, nearly five-minute long
story about a soldier returning home from Iraq. It’s a well-acted piece and I’m kind of surprised that in five minutes
you really get a plot and feel for characters. However, even as well done as it is, the piece left me a little guilt
ridden feeling like the company is still trying to sell America a car even while saluting the troops. Check out the
streaming version, it originally aired Sunday during American Dreams, a show I can honestlys ay I’ve never watched. It
is a nice sentiment and I’m glad they did something at least.
Ford and NBC team up for Salute To The Armed Forces
The automotive company and broadcast television network teamed up to produce a heartwarming, nearly five-minute long story about a soldier returning home from Iraq. It’s a well-acted piece and I’m kind of surprised that in five minutes you really get a plot and feel for characters. However, even as well done as it is, the piece left me a little guilt ridden feeling like the company is still trying to sell America a car even while saluting the troops. Check out the streaming version, it originally aired Sunday during American Dreams, a show I can honestlys ay I’ve never watched. It is a nice sentiment and I’m glad they did something at least.
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