It sure makes you stop and think about all that we have. Thanks to the men and women that serve our country.

Thanks for posting.

Today is a good day to watch this again. Take a moment to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

TTT

It took 5 min to dry the tears, after seeing the boy or girl by the coffin.

Two times I had to present the "flag" to the widow and believe me it was a tough thing to do. I told my Captain that was enough, just couldn't do it more.

Thanks for putting that up......

Had to dry my eyes to see the keyboard.
Prayers to all who are serving.
Thank you to all who have served.
My heart goes out to those who gave all.
For their country and our freedom.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

i am enlisting in march when i turn 18! vids. like this help remind me why i am going to enlist. it is for all the men and women who have died since our revolution. GOD BLESS EVERY MAN OUR WOMEN WHO HAS EVER LAID THEIR LIVES ON THE LINE OR WHO HAVE DONE THEIR DUTY AS AMERICANS... THANK YOU!!

Very nice video! I had to share it on Facebook!

My 15 yr old daughter came by the computer while I was watching & asked "are you crying?"
I PROUDLY said yes and showed her why!

Thanks for sharing!

"Watch this when you start to forget"

I will never forget nor will I take you or your deeds for granted. You are always in my heart no matter what I'm doing.

If you're injured I will try to help you heal.

If you don't come home I will celebrate your accomplishments and mourn your death, I will not forget you or our brothers in arms.

Thank you for going into harms way.

Just now watched the video, very, very moving. Like stated in eairler posts, thought I was a tough guy too. Served in Viet Nam, this video brought tears to my eyes. GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS. Best to all, John

NEVER FORGOTTON

My best friend is leaving tomorrow for the 5th time. My father-in-law is a Vietnam vet. Thanks to all who serve. You guys should be on a pedicle for the whole country to admire, really you should!

Haven't watched this video in a few years, just decided to watch it again and it's still just a strong as it was the first time I watched it.

Hits home

Being one who has been there and done that,
and now as one of those who hopes that no one should ever have to go through it again, as I play with my Grandson, in the back of my mind knowing it will always happen again.
We will always be there, it is our nature.
SEMPER FI

Great sharing...i never seen this before...
Thanks for sharing this....

I never served. I appreciate everyone who has and is serving. The ones that gave the ultimate sacrifice. I come from a military family. My father, 2 brothers and a sister served.
Great video. Very well done.
But I ask myself the big/hard questions. What did 10 million people who died in WW1 get? WW!! ? Germany now is the leader of europe. What did the war in Vietnam accomplish? If everyone in the middle east where evangelical, catholic, or other than muslims, would we feel the same about them? Is the solution that if everyone believed in our god the would be no war? What does that make our god? Their god? Makes me question the basic virtues we hold. Militarily, Politically speaking.
How we treat our vets is abominable. If the deeds we had the accomplish were so virtuous then why are there so many suicides? Drug and alcohol abuse. Mental health issues?
I am all for getting rid of the 'bad guys'. But would they be 'our bad guys' if there wasn't oil in the region? Mineral deposits?
Very hard, possibly unanswerable questions. But they were asked 100 years ago after 10 million people who died in WW1. What was it all for? Was it/ Is it worth the sacrifice?
Is there another way besides war to get what our country needs and wants?