Throughout the movie the "HMMWV" being used in scenes are civilian Hummers painted green. They are easy to spot since they have 3 orange lights on the center of the windshield, where as military HMMWVs do not. See more...
starring John Travolta (add more)
Genres: Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
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When the generals daughter is being brought out in the coffin at the end, "Amazing Grace" is being played on the bagpipes. Is this a military thing for dead soldiers, and if so, why "Amazing Grace" and why a Scottish instrument in particular? [It's just a generic funeral song and the bagpipes are supposed to make it more...mournful.]
Answered by Rlvlk
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