'The Way We Get By'

" Since the beginning of the Iraq War of 2003. More than 900000. Troops have flown in and out of the Bangor International Airport in name. At a group of dedicated volunteers have made it their mission to see these men and women off. And to greet them when they return a new documentary called the way we get by is the story it's some of these troop graders take a look. It's."

" Really great great things you can finally be able to be back home and then to be. Created by people that we don't even -- yet there's still thanking us for doing what we can't."

" Certainly from great Britain and you know we appreciate you guys appreciate you guys -- That's Jerry Monday and he is one of the true creators things are subject in the film with him is Aaron -- debt. The director of the way we get by and son of one of the true creators gentlemen thanks for being let us. Thank you for having me. I think you Jerry let me start review because we watch in the film as you get up sometimes in the middle of the night. Sometimes in the dead of winter with snow all over the ground. And you make your way to the airport. Kids greet these troops why do you do it."

" I do it because our local and not. I feel privileged to be among them. And such Obama to agree to and a told -- it. We wish him best on the way over and to welcome them back and thank them for the service."

" Aaron you've got involved in making this film because your mom Joan is one of the troop -- that we. Follow she says in the documentary that she's become addicted. To going to the airport explained that -- hottest."

" You know I think for a lot of people that may have retired in there they're seniors and yet they might not have. The purpose in their life that they're looking for in. And then you know you see that where they could be sitting home looking for something to do or they could be out there greeting the troops where every single flight that comes in. When those troops come down the ramp it's that it's an instant adrenaline rush it Gerry makes us how this is change your life."

" It's I can't help the -- issues change my life. It's just that. An awesome experience. I had no idea that when. Here and Aaron started. Do this filming that it would turn out like this. And I've had so many opportunity sense based out of filming but -- multiple -- the troops give you something to do to say thank you tour."

" Men and woman who has put that'll influence in the Jerry. You become something of a rock star since this documentary. Has become so loud yeah that true. Do you let your fellow -- graders I -- have gotten an incredible response were ever this -- sunscreen. And Aaron you know these guys are so humble all of the true -- is Jerry and into. Your mom. But tell us what the troops had said about them and how important it is to the troops to feed them when they come home -- the --"

" Yeah I mean I think that kind of argue with the breeders about who's more appreciated you know him. At the game means so much of the troops I think they hit that rampant they see all of the breeders and it's like that -- lifted in it's it's pretty emotional to see you know I think it means the world. To them in and we hear that you know they get back home in the first thing they tell their parents or their girlfriend -- husband -- You know is is what happened to them in Bangor Maine."

" Well the movie is really special is called the way we get by it premieres on PBS on veterans day. I highly recommended it thanks to both the view. For bringing this important and special group of people to light for the rest of us. That's absolutely think you're welcome think you."