JT's brother-in-law was hoping to get groups in all cities to go to see AOV together. Either wearing the Remember JT shirt or some other way to remember him or one of the other 29 guys that were killed just in August.

I am in South Austin and would love to go see AOV with a group of studly military men of all ages. Contact me with what time of day you can see it and what part of town is easiest for you.

I know for sure that it will not be at the IMAX or at Alamo Drafthouse.

Can't wait till 2/24!!

i saw it last week at early screening through a ministry organization on campus...you will not be disappointed

I know I won't be disappointed....

watched the premier here in Coronado.

Sorry, that is not supposed to be the angry face. Was supposed to be the thumbs up.

Would you mind sharing with the rest of us who JT is?

I have no personal knowledge of JT, but I found this:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Remember-JT/208974665830492?sk=info

Thanks Ark, sounds like a great guy, I just wondered if there was an Aggie connection.

He was one of the 30 Americans KIA in Afghanistan on 8/6/11.

He spent a lot of time in Texas and planned to retire here.

His brother-in-law has been very vocal in keeping all these guys remembered. And one huge way is for people going to see Act of Valor to know of the SEALs who were recently lost, including one who had some part in the film.

I am just hoping to get a group together to go to the movie.

Thanks!

you can go to JT's site http://www.3minutesout.org

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