Marines. Army. Navy. The Taliban. Two kids. A firefight.
Developed from stories penned by US veterans, WE GOT YOUR SIX will have its final performance at the McCadden Place Theater on Sat., July 22nd. The show is free to vets and will be followed by a talkback featuring representatives from Los Angeles veteran support groups.
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WE GOT YOUR SIX – Last Show, Followed by Talkback.
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