I almost replied the other day, but had to go somewhere and didn't have time.
Only problem is that all I was going to say is that I am not very familiar with OIF movies. They just rub me the wrong way because, by and large, they are Hollywood's attempt to show us why war is so awful and what a meanie George Bush is [was]. So many of them tend to concentrate on how screwed up all of the characters were when they got back home and how at least one or more characters had to die in a firefight in order to make all the other characters flip out when they returned. Did this happen? Sure, but these movies suggest that everyone who went had some form of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) when they returned. It did not happen with the frequency that they suggest (nearly 100%). Of course a story about someone like me who went, served in an infantry platoon where nobody died and came home with a feeling of a) a job well done, and b ) that I was doing a good thing, wouldn't make a good movie (or fit their agenda.)
Sorry about that Vee! I'm sure you didn't expect that! I just had to vent a little. 
Note: I found when I typed the letter 'b' and then a ')' it automatically made the following 
. I had to settle for 'b )'.