

Ten veterans recount their near-fatal injuries from the Iraq War, sharing the emotional impact of their 'alive days' and the challenges of reintegration.
“The fight has just begun.”
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Ten veterans recount their near-fatal injuries from the Iraq War, sharing the emotional impact of their 'alive days' and the challenges of reintegration.
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James Gandolfini interviews ten veterans in "Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq," a documentary that captures their experiences in the Iraq War. Each veteran recounts their 'alive day,' the moment they narrowly escaped death or severe injury. The film addresses the physical and emotional challenges faced by these individuals as they reintegrate into civilian life. The term 'Alive Day' was coined by Jim Mayer, a Vietnam War veteran who celebrates his survival annually. The documentary runs for 57 minutes and was released in 2011.
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Why Watch
- Meet ten Iraq War veterans sharing their stories.
- Find out what an 'Alive Day' means to veterans.
- See how veterans cope with life after severe injuries.
Did You Know
- The documentary features ten veterans sharing their stories.
- Jim Mayer coined the term 'Alive Day' after losing his legs in Vietnam.
- The film was produced by actor James Gandolfini.
- The documentary has a duration of 57 minutes.
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What is an 'Alive Day'?
An 'Alive Day' is the anniversary of a day when a veteran or service member nearly lost their life in combat or experienced a near-death event that had a major impact on their life.
Who produced 'Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq'?
James Gandolfini produced 'Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq'.
What year was 'Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq' released?
The documentary was released in 2007.
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