Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Doc 's tracked down friend from Vietnam, Fact2: Sal accompany him to collect son Larry Jr 's body, Fact3: occasion used up entire supply of then-19 year old Doc 's painkillers, Fact4: Larry Jr had been killed while shopping at Iraqi market contrary to official story of dying while fighting heroically, Fact5: Washington coerce Doc into changing mind about having deceased son buried in civilian clothing

In 2003, Larry Doc Shepherd Carell visits the bar of Sal Nealon Cranston, a former Marine that he served with in Vietnam. Sal willingly joins Doc on an impromptu drive where Doc reveals that hes also tracked down another friend from Vietnam, nowReverend Richard Mueller. Sal and Doc are invited to dinner with the Muellers, where Doc reveals he is recently widowed and just lost his only son in Iraq. He admits he tracked down Sal and Mueller in the hope that they would accompany him to collect his son Larry Jrs body and take him to his scheduled burial. Sal agrees, though Mueller is hesitant, claiming that Sal and Doc represent a dark period in his life. His wife urges him to do it, so he reluctantly agrees to accompany him. Along the way, Sal and Mueller clash over their differing philosophies and their mutual guilt over their past; both Sal and Mueller nicknamed the Mauler indulged in alcohol, drugs and prostitutes while on deployment, and on one occasion used up the entire supply of then19 year old Docs painkillers, which led to a needlessly painful death for one of their fellow Marines and a dishonorable discharge for Doc. Sal, who has no social filter from a head injury from the war, continually gets under Muellers skin for having found religion, whilst Mueller expresses frustration at Sals lack of maturity. At Dover Air Force Base, Doc requests to view the maimed body of his son, against the advice of Mueller and LtCol Willits Vazquez. During the viewing, LCpl Charlie Washington, Larrys close friend, reveals to Sal and Mueller that Larry Jr had been killed while shopping at an Iraqi market, contrary to the official story of dying while fighting heroically; Sal reveals the truth to a disillusioned Doc, who refuses the Arlington National Cemetery burial and insists on giving Larry Jr a civilian burial. Willits orders Washington to accompany the body and coerce Doc into changing his mind about having his deceased son buried in civilian clothing. Sal, Mueller and Doc begin a long road trip back home, waylaid by the Department of Homeland Security alerted by their cash rental, vague destination and Muellers praying and a missed train in New York. Over the course of the journey, the clashing becomes more good natured and Doc begins to boost in the company of his friends. Sal asks Doc to move to his town to run the bar with him, and the three purchase their first cell phones to stay in contact. Their trip takes them to Boston where Sal insists that they meet the mother of Jimmy Hightower, the fellow Marine who died painfully without morphine. When they arrive, they realise that Mrs. Hightower was given the same story about her sons heroism that Doc was given about Larry Jr; Sal decides not to deny her the story and the trio pretend to have been the men that Hightower saved when he was killed in action. The group return to Portsmouth for Larry Jrs funeral, and where Washington persuades Doc that Larrys civilian suit will be too small and he should be buried in his dress blues. At the burial, Sal and Mueller wear their uniforms, and participate in the flagfolding ceremony. Back at Docs house, Charlie gives Doc a letter from Larry, claiming not to have read it. Doc reads Larrys wishes; to be buried beside his mother wearing his uniform. Doc smiles as Larry thanks him for being a great father.