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Okay, here it is. They have an Army liaison (not sure if that would be the same as a consultant): Lt. Col. Gregory Bishop (see caption).

Varthikes wrote:Okay, here it is. They have an Army liaison (not sure if that would be the same as a consultant): Lt. Col. Gregory Bishop (see caption).

Works for me. Hopefully they listened.

Most of the liaisons I've met normally just bring in casualty lists and budget reports.

Deepcrush wrote:Most of the liaisons I've met normally just bring in casualty lists and budget reports.

Hopefully they got someone who knows weapons and tactics.

"No, no... You don't sign a W-3F that way..."

"Sign that name like you own it maggot!"

Deepcrush wrote:"Sign that name like you own it maggot!"

Varthikes wrote:Okay, here it is. They have an Army liaison (not sure if that would be the same as a consultant): Lt. Col. Gregory Bishop (see caption).

In the context of the article you linked, he sounds like a Public Affairs Officer (or the US equivalent at least).

Great, some PR bitch out of the White House.... Just what we need when the world might end...

I know that's who I'd call if massive shape-shifting robots invaded the planet.









...Oh, wait...

well hopefully he'll still be some good to the movie.

You guys misunderstand me. I don't mean that he is the one advising them on the movie, I mean he is the guy the Army uses to talk about the movie to the public.

Aye, you're mixing up liaison with advisor. The liaison goes to the army and says "the director wants to know if he can get a shot of a bunch of F-22s taking off at sunset". The advisor goes to the writers and says "this scene is bullshit".

Wasn't the first one actually sponsored by the military?

so do they have a liason or an advisor?

Lt. Staplic wrote:so do they have a liason or an advisor?

The Lt. Col is a liaison, they likely have an adviser or rather a set of them, given that his involves most of the branches of the US Military.