Through thick and thin, United States Marines stick together. Recently a group of very special active duty and former Marines have gotten together to pay tribute to their wounded brothers through film. “Still In The Fight” is a film about three Marines who gave on the battlefied, and came home wounded, their journey through recovery, and the positive new life they have ahead of them. This film is being made through their four brothers who want to tell this incredible story. (Singer/Songwriter) Lt. Col Mike Corrado (USMC active duty) (Artist) Michael Fay (USMC retired), (Artist) Robert Bates (USMC active duty), along with (Film-maker) Bill Brown (USMC ‘88-’92). 
Featured in this special film are (USMC Active Duty) L Cpl Kyle Carpenter who was injured by a grenade blast, (USMC ‘03-’08) Cpl. Aaron Mankin who sustained injury from an IED explosion, and Msgt William Gibson (USMC retired) who lost his leg in battle from a sniper round.

The film stands for the positive side of recovery of our heroes, and will serve as a positive influence to other wounded warriors that have that road ahead

"STILL IN THE FIGHT" 

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LONGLINE: Positive Personal stories of wounded warriors that are now far from the battlefield but are still in the fight.... And how their voice has strengthened because of a group of fellow Marines.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION: Still in the Fight takes you into the heart of 3 American heroes, who have been injured in combat, their everyday life, and their rise physically & mentally to their new normal. Still in the Fight also shows how a common bond brought together active duty and former United States Marine artists, film makers, and musicians to amplify the message about their brothers, the wounded warriors. This documentary takes you on an emotional roller coaster of combat, compassion, Patriotism, and healing.

Best depicted: Still in the Fight portrays the true spirit of an American warrior, his love of country, and his road to recovery.

“Still in the Fight” Length: 60-90 minutes