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[[File:51Z3RS06DBL__SL500_AA300__9949.jpg|frame|The Few. The Proud. The Totally Insane.]]
{{quote|'''Billy''': Jesus! Who the hell is shooting at us?
'''Jack''': Over here, [[Everything Trying to Kill You|everybody shoots at us]]. }}
'''''Air America''''' is a film.
1969: After [[It Makes Sense in Context|buzzing a semi-driver]], radio eye-in-the-sky Billy Covington([[Robert Downey, Jr.]]) gets stripped of his pilot's license. No sooner does this happen then he gets a job offer from Air America, a covert airlift organization operating out of Laos. Once there, he finds the company full of lunatics, with perhaps the looniest being [[Crazy Awesome|Gene Ryack]] ([[Mel Gibson]]), a self-proclaimed Buddhist who runs guns on the side. He also finds out the organization is secretly a drug-smuggling operation, run by [[Magnificent Bastard|Major Lemond]]([[Scrubs|Ken Jenkins]]) and General Soong([[The Pink Panther|Burt Kwouk]]).
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