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Arts In The Armed Forcers (AITAF) is a non-profit organization started by actors Adam Driver (who's a Marine vet) and Joanne Tucker to bring thought-provoking and impactful contemporary theater to the U.S. military.

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"We're hoping to show that language is a powerful tool, that self-expression is a powerful tool — it's just as valuable as any rifle you carry or any tool you can put in your pack," said Marine Corps veteran-turned-actor Adam Driver (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) while introducing a military audience to a performance.

In this VICE News video, Driver and his fellow actors (including Joanne Tucker, Natasha Lyonne, Eric Bogosian, Peter Scolari, Sasheer Zamata, and many more) are followed to bases across the country, and overseas as they perform for military audiences. He also explains his motivation and reasons for giving back to the military community.

Watch this short four-minute video for a quick synopsis:

Or, if you have time, watch the entire 30-minute video: