Clanadonia & Tartans

[OC Richard]

I believe that "Sgt. MacKenzie" was used in "We Were Soldiers" and not "Band of Brothers"

I'm sure you're correct. The only music Band Of Brothers had was the overwrought heroic orchestral themes, which did get old after ten or so hours.

(The show itself was great. My father-in-law, who had been an Infantry Officer in WWII, said it was the most authentic thing he had seen.)

Further offtopic, the phrase "band of brothers" was coined by- you guessed it- Shakespeare, and was quoted by George Washington in his farewell address to the Continental Army.

[Father Bill]

Further offtopic, the phrase "band of brothers" was coined by- you guessed it- Shakespeare. . . .

Henry V? I'm trying to remember now that you mention it. I think it was his speech before battle.