At a rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump showcased a video juxtaposing scenes from the film 'Full Metal Jacket' with images of current military officials and LGBTQ+ representation, which he characterized as emblematic of a 'woke military' under the Biden administration. Trump used clips featuring Gunnery Sergeant Hartman, played by R. Lee Ermey, to draw a stark contrast between the past military ethos and what he claims is a decline in standards today. The video, which has gone viral, included a clip of Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine celebrating Pride Month, leading Trump to assert that the military has become a 'social work organization' instead of a fighting force. Critics noted that Trump's selective editing ignored the film's deeper themes, including the tragic fate of Hartman, and raised concerns about the portrayal of military service. Matthew Modine, a co-star in the film, publicly expressed disapproval of Trump's interpretation, suggesting it disrespects the sacrifices of veterans. The video sparked significant reactions online, highlighting the ongoing cultural debate surrounding military representation and identity.