Video by 15 year old girl. Guys, watch carefully.
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boy that was a very good video
If that doesn't bring a tear to your eye, then you're not an American.
Wow. If parts of that didn't rip a tear from your eye, you're made of ice and stone. Thanks for passing it along.
Agreed, if that dont make ya tear up, you have no heart. Thanks for making the video, but thanks to the men and woman that are over seas. God Bless, pray for a safe return for these men and woman to there families.
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Classic. Always enjoy that one, always tear up.
thanks for sharing very NICE!!!
That was both incredible to watch and incredibly hard to watch!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for sharing!!
boy that brings it home, watching the honor guard give the flag to my sister..her shaking, beyond tears in a state of shock and loss of her husband. The shots ring out in the air. The C-130 flys overhead in a low slow flyby, tilts it wing in honor of my fallen brother.
http://www.utahtribute.com/display.asp?id=76
http://www.utahtribute.com/display.asp?id=76
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A.S. brother...I always know you are going to post something good. Snowesters I am not going to say this for praise...please don't praise. Go and thank a serviceman when you get the chance.
I have 2 sons and the parts with fathers and sons kills me. I lose it....especially seeing the little boys and funerals ...and the boys that understand crying and reaching out to the casket. There is a picture of a marine funeral I have in my office. It is a marine handing a flag to a boy my son's age. I could barely look at it at first....but it reminds me everyday to be a better father, especially if I am whisked away again to go over there.
I urge everyone to say hi to a soldier and tell him/her thank you. Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than when I am uniform and someone comes up to me and says that. It makes it all worth it. About a month ago I was making up some drill time in uniform and I was at lunch. A woman, about 70, came up to me and grab the sleeve of my uniform and had a tear in her eye and said thank you. I didn't know why she had a tear....I speculate because of a lost husband, son, or grandson.
Just a simple thank you means so much to the people that serve. So much!
I have 2 sons and the parts with fathers and sons kills me. I lose it....especially seeing the little boys and funerals ...and the boys that understand crying and reaching out to the casket. There is a picture of a marine funeral I have in my office. It is a marine handing a flag to a boy my son's age. I could barely look at it at first....but it reminds me everyday to be a better father, especially if I am whisked away again to go over there.
I urge everyone to say hi to a soldier and tell him/her thank you. Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than when I am uniform and someone comes up to me and says that. It makes it all worth it. About a month ago I was making up some drill time in uniform and I was at lunch. A woman, about 70, came up to me and grab the sleeve of my uniform and had a tear in her eye and said thank you. I didn't know why she had a tear....I speculate because of a lost husband, son, or grandson.
Just a simple thank you means so much to the people that serve. So much!
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good post
My brother served in the Marine Corps in Iraq during the second gulf war. He is now re-enlisting in the Air Force to try and be part of a para rescue team. I sometimes forget to say thanks for all he has done for his country. This reminded me. Thanks for posting.
My brother served in the Marine Corps in Iraq during the second gulf war. He is now re-enlisting in the Air Force to try and be part of a para rescue team. I sometimes forget to say thanks for all he has done for his country. This reminded me. Thanks for posting.
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I hear ya MPS, a thank you does go a long way. When I was stationed at Fairchild I volunteered to march in the Lilac Parade. There were 4 flights of AF members in different uniforms. Everyone that was watching was yelling "Thank you" and "I love you guys" it is a little harder to march when your eyes start tearing up.
great video.
wow, very good video.
lost when I saw the little guy in uniform! Thank you for our freedom!!
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