Honoring America's fallen on Memorial Day with Steve Hartman
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- Steve Hartman shares stories about members of the armed forces who gave their lives for their country and others working to honor them.
#memorialday #military #armedforces
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0:00 How a car connects a fallen soldier and his son
2:57 Elite Marine Corps unit carries fellow Marines to their final resting place
5:51 Camp brings children of fallen war heroes together
8:52 Army widow returns to college, honoring promise to slain husband
11:32 A proud American seeks an MIA soldier
14:23 The Longest Wait (Part 1)
18:43 The Longest Wait (Part 2)
22:25 The Longest Wait (Part 3)
23:10 Participants prepare for Taps Across America tradition
25:53 Taps Across America brings nation together to remember the fallen
28:06 Veteran trumpet and bugle players discuss the power of playing "Taps"
30:52 Stranger returns hope with discarded Army uniform
33:52 Traveling hundreds of miles to give a final salute
36:09 Vietnam War veterans honor a fallen soldier 50 years later
39:06 Veteran anonymously paid for people's medicine for a decade
41:47 Navy veteran donates mobility scooters to other veterans
44:23 Marines rescue woman from floodwaters near Arlington National Cemetery
22:08 that lady who went over 60 years without her husband and found out he was celebrated the whole time by complete strangers is the absolute best story i have ever heard
Initially ipl
When that butterfly landed on Kyle Fox, THAT was a ... Hello from heaven. ❤
Thank you for your service and sacrifice..... U.S. Army First Lt. Jonathan Rozier - KIA 07/19/2003
The Holy Bible is the official book on all things 'heaven'. And nowhere does it say people are up there. Only God, Christ and a very few prophets are up there yet. So the butterfly had to be God's sign that their loved one is sleeping soundly in God's mighty hand.
The Holy Bible is the official book on all things 'heaven'. And nowhere does it say people are up there. Only God, Christ and a very few prophets are up there yet. So the butterfly had to be God's sign that their loved one is sleeping soundly in God's mighty hand.
And I thank all our American veterans.
@Random User not all of them did
Thanks for this Wonderful Story and all the Great People who made it happen. You made my Memorial day this weekend!
You made my weekend hearing these stories! I was a mess after the car story. So touching and it really puts what today is all about in perspective. So grateful to be an American. 🇺🇸
Thank you everyone that helped to make that wish come true for the young man to get his father car.
Both my dad and grandfather died on Memorial Day. Dad was U.S. Army and Papaw was U.S. Airforce. Papaw was a battlefield medic stationed in Korea, sort of like the show M.A.S.H. if you ever saw it. Papaw was a wonderful man, I saw him save a man's life once after the man got in a car accident. The man had been drinking and driving, went off the road close to our house and struck two telephone poles. He had his arm hanging out the window when he lost control and one of the poles he struck just about ripped his arm off. Papaw rushed out there to help the man and was able to get most of the bleeding stopped because there was enough of the upper arm left to pinch off both those major arteries in it so the man wouldn't bleed to death before the ambulance got there. I remember Mamaw running back and forth to the house as Papaw barked out orders for her to get things for him. The man ended up surviving but lost the arm, he used to come visit my family every year for Thanksgiving before he moved off to Pennsylvania some years later; we still get a Christmas card from his wife, kids and grandkids every year. Papaw died on Memorial day in 1998. My Daddy was just as exceptional a man. He was a Captain in the U.S. Army Signal Corp. His command was attatched to a Hawk missile unit in Germany towards the end of the Cold War, He was responsible for maintaining UHF/VHF and microwave communications that supported the missile units. He was doing the same thing when the Persian Gulf War started except he did communications in support of Apache helicopters they had over there. My daddy was my hero and I miss him dearly, he died on Memorial day in 2019 from complications due to lung cancer. I'm just here to tell you all to give extra hugs and kisses to the ones that you hold dearest today, time passes by so fast and we hardly get to spend enough time with each other before we have to say goodbye. I love you all.
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This should be shown every Memorial day. ❤
I feel humble thinking about how we owe our freedom here in europe to these US veterans ❤🇺🇸
Thank you Steve. God bless our veterans.
We STILL MISS YOU ❤
Wonderful. My Daddy died on Memorial Day May 31, 2005. He was a Navy Veteran of WWII. He was buried in a new Veterans Cemetary that looked just like Arlington. He was the 9th Veteran to be intered there. This weekend is so Special to me. I feel so much for these children. I got to grow up with my Dad and it was everything. This Camp if a WONDER and so NECESSARY
A Colorado Mountain Grandma USA 💜✌️🇺🇸💞
Thank you for all these wonderful stories, Steve Hartman!!
Thank you Steve Hartman who always makes me cry with every story. Thank you to all veterans on this Memorial Day. Thank you who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom!
My father was a veteran.
His son my brother a veteran.
I am a child of a veteran.
You made my memorial day. Brought me to tears, listening to all stories. Im so proud to call my self an American.
Tears and more tears. Taps took me to my husband's funeral. I can't hear taps played without tears overwhelming me. Thank you for an honorable program
I cried during every story. Thank you for honoring these wonderful people
RIP Peggy. I’m so glad you are with your beloved Billie again. She died in 2020 at the age of 95.
Thankyou for these stories. All were very inspiriting and many brought tear to my eyes. I'm a vetran. Served in the
Army and all by 6 brothers served in the service. 3 army, 3 marines and 1 navy. Pproud to have werved.
Your an awesome young man GODBLESS YOU AND ALL OUR FALLEN SOLDIERS❤️🕊
This was a beautiful broadcast. So moving. I loved Taps across America. My favorite was the Billie Pierce story. It reminds me of My Parents life long love story. My Dad was in WWII as well, in the Navy. Taps was played at My Father's Veterans Cemetary Burial. A beautiful song.
It means America.
A Colorado Mountain Grandma USA 💜🇺🇸✌️🌎🌟
That’s an amazing way to show how much you appreciate our fallen warriors 😊
I love these videos! I don't have a TV so they are a connection. Thank you so much. Sometimes crying is the best!
Awesome! Totally awesome!
Sterling young man…lovely family. Thank you.
I love hearing about these stories. I wonder what changed so much over the years that these stories aren’t the norm. Every other day the news covers shootings and so much hatred. How I long for the way things used to be...❤🙏🏽
All I see is Dad strengthen him and his voice in any way he walks the way he's holds itself I see his dad
Excellent tribute to our fallen heroes in various decades and wars. Thanks for posting!
Thanks to everyone who has served and making the only sacrifice no matter what differences or beliefs we may have in this world we need to be thankful and united as one.
Your stories always makes me cry and especially last couple months. My Daddy was 90yrs old and also a Veteran , he just passed away now in March 2023 your stories just touch my ❤
Hasn’t anyone ever told you that his sacrifice was also YOUR SACRIFICE? Thank you too! We are the only ones who will ever know what we have missed. 😢❤
Thank for all of the servicemen and women. Perfect Memorial Day presentation. The rescue at the end was a tribute and reminder to all of us, Leave no one behind.
Great video, thank you for taking the time to do this. 🇺🇲🤗🙏☝️
Beautiful story would love to donate to this camp strong kids so proud
Steve Hartman has the best job in television.
God bless our fallen warriors.
I am overwhelmed! Can totally get why this wonderful 15 year old opened his mouth to speak, but nothing would come out. He too was overwhelmed! God Bless America and all our fallen hero’s helping to make the USA as well as the world a better place.
This was great and thankful there's still kind people out there
I know this was a bit ago but your pow bracelet hit home. I wore my bracelet for over 40 years. He finally came home but I have yet to be able to return it to the family. I did in honor take it off but felt lost without it. My nephew put it on my arm permanently as a tattoo. Michael Havernick will forever be on my wrist. Thank you for this show🙏
Your sacrifice made my childhood very very beautiful...thank you .
Beautiful people, beautiful show, beautiful stories....😇🥰❤️ God Bless You Alll❤❤❤ And to all the "HEROES"... "THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND SACRIFICE"...💖
Those are some swol Marines! Great video, humbling and inspiring. God bless the fallen and the Gold Star families left behind.
Oh my, Arlington is awesome to be there among so many that gave their life, service to 🇺🇸. I went to a funeral there and was so impressed with the whole service. The unknown soldier was awesome. They had changing of the guard I had the pleasure of seeing. I will never forget the experience I had that day at Arlington.🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️🕊️🕊️🇺🇸🇺🇸
I remember my other Grandpa which is a WWII veteran from USAFFE. He is the husband of my maternal Grandmother's cousin and he is nice and he is so humble that he only wanted to be buried in a simple century back home.
My dad was also a Veteran of WWII. He had such integrity that he refused a Purple Heart because he believed his actions when he was wounded he could have put others in harm. The person who ran towards him was carrying the pouch to put his Dog Tags in. He believed him to be dead. By God’s grace he was spared or there would not be a me, or our grandchildren. I miss you Daddy! ❤ Thank you for being my Dad! ❤
The Marines. Well there are muscles; but, then there are muscles drowning in love and heart. What a wonderful camp for these children.
Beautiful story proud to see this story
I love 💕🥰🥰🥰🥰 stories by Steve Hartman. They make me cry 😹 & happy 😊🥰. We all need stories like this more. 👍👍💗💗🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏
Absolutely heartwarming!!!
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Beautiful
This series has made me cry, laugh, and realize that there is still good in the USA. Thank you.
Thank you for your wonderful video. Trying to watch threw my tears.
What a GREAT collection of stories! After I'd watch one story, I'd think 'that was my favorite', then I'd watch another story and my favorite would change. All of them were outstanding, but the Taps stories were awfully tough to beat!
Iove seeing this video 😊saying hello from Ireland ❤
My Dad passed away one week before Memorial Day 1971❤ I still miss him but I know we’re going to be together one day forever! I AM SO PROUD OF HIM AND I PROMISED I WOULD DO EVERYTHING I COULD TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT MY HUSBAND & OUR CHILDREN WOULD BE TOLD EVERYTHING ABOUT WHAT AN AMAZING MAN HE WAS & HOW PROUD HE WOULD HAVE BEEN OF ALL OF THEM!! 😢❤
I love his stories
Loved the video and it was touching. Maybe one day I'll see the brother I never met at Arlington.
Good for you Ms. Eckert! You inspire.
Very touching make me cry
I survived a terrible fire, Poo arafise, California Nov 2018. The kindness of firefighters that donated a visa card with most needed money to the kind voice of a Fema employee...Americans are beautiful and giving. I'm sooo appreciative, always!
PARADISE, CALIFORNIA 2018...98+ PEOPLE DIED AND THEIR PETS AND LIVESTOCK
I have a lot of veterans in my family. I had no idea about taps across America. I’ll be pulling my clarinet out on this coming memorial day and playing taps.
Wow, absolutely remember those bracelets. Mine broke in half at some point along the indentations created by the lettering. I'm sure I never threw it away, the pieces are probably in a trunk in the back of the closet. Thank you for the story, perhaps I can find the bracelet and trace the name. I hope he came home. 🗽
These are my favorite stories Love Steve Hartman ❤
The thing about Taps Across America is that whichever time zone kicks it off it will roll across the nation. East coast, then Central America, then Pacific Time and finally Alaska and then Hawaii whose vets started this and it expanded into all service members who lost their lives. Thank you Steve. I only regret I am not remotely musical!
This is what makes America great. We can all learn from this.
My dad was a Marine. I use to think they don't make men like my dad anymore. They do. Just few and far between. But anyone who served in war or peacetime are all heros to me. They didn't have to sign up and sacrifice a lot. Their safety and time with their family and friends. Just to protect a country that is unrecognizable at times. I remember the feeling of unity we had after September 11th. It's a shame it takes that or other disasters to truly unite us.
God Bless you Steve Hartman for bringing us the stories of America's best.
My thanks to all of those who serve and my deepest gratitude to those who gave their all.
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I love and so much respect for Steve Hartman onCBS❤ so much humanity with him I am one of refuges in this country
Thank you for all of your stories.
They r just as human as we r…but their service to the military….needs to b thanked for theirs!! Their families need thanked also!! Their sacrifice will always need that!
You can show them respect by being kind to your neighbors. Respecting the Constitution of the United States. Following the laws of the United States of America. Thank you. What they did must never be forgotten .
Salute Steve Hartman ❤
This is beautiful ❤❤
It is an admirable civilian service to those that gave to us all. Thank you
Thanks Steve.
Great stories
Amen Brother! HUA 😢😊🖤💙🇺🇲🇹🇹
Great story
Bravo
Thankfully this memorial Day, I finally know the name of the song played on the bugle when a U.S. military personnel dies, TAPS. What does it stand for?
Here's to the brave men who fought for the freedoms most of us gleefully gave up for the sake of personal safety in 2020.
And on the 7th day, God blessed the United States with the Marine Corps
This could only happen in America...
Steve Hartman is far too American, and proud to be, to work for CBS.
Okay. When every story makes me cry, three is my limit. Time to change the channel
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With that last story, all I could think was, "The Marines have landed!" lol.
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Anyone catch that the widow of 60 years was wearing a space shuttle mission patch? I need a back story!
Time for more selfless service!
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If this doesn’t break your heart, you are already dead.
RIP and God Bless to those lost.
You go to the Normandy beaches today or even 40 years ago and you will meet tourists from all over the world.
They might well remember their casualties but their most important sentimemt is: never again - we are one family.
Koreans, Vietnamese, Cambodians, Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians, Argentinians, Chileans, Cubans, ..... wherever we have been at war since WWII express the same feelings.
All these people do not need the kind of nationalism we in the US carry on our sleeves day in day out to justify our quite often criminal deeds.
That Congressman and his office personnel should be severely punished Period!!!
US Army Military Police Corps.
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Where is hell is VA at? That is their job, this goes for Steve Hartman's story on that Navy' s Veteran's Mobility scooter.
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Politician's need to watch the Marine Pallbearers before sending anyone into war.
In 1968, Charlie Company, a unit of the 11th Brigade, 20th Infantry, entered the village of My Lai in South Vietnam and systematically murdered the villagers. An estimated 500 Vietnamese, mostly women, children, and the elderly, died in the massacre. The brutality has been well documented: American soldiers raped, mutilated, and tortured the villagers before killing them; families were dragged from their homes, thrown into ditches and executed. Gruesome photos of the killings began to circulate in the public one and a half years later when journalists broke the story. In 1969, it sparked international outrage and fueled the antiwar movement. Fifty years later, “My Lai” has become synonymous with this dark chapter of the American war in Vietnam, and it continues to haunt and interrupt the nation’s attempt to remember the war in the service of reconciliation and closure.
I wonder whether US Americans will ever understand why so many peoole abroad do not like them - starting with the villages in Normandy where no Germans troops were assembled.
Only civilians died.