Military families are very different than most others, the dynamics are not something that most comprehend. It takes a special type of person to be a military spouse (male or female) and keep the home running smooth and safe while the soldier is away so the soldier isn’t worried or stressed about his/her family back home. I watched my mom juggle that job for 14 years when she married my stepdad (he retired in the late 90’s) and I juggled that job for 10 years as a US Marine wife until my husband left the Marine Corps. It isn’t easy but it is worth it.
As an old divorced fourth generation vet with TBI and PTSD, who watched as a youth what nam did to my two older brother, what my dad was like being a wounded WW2 vet, along with my three uncles. There is a price that gets paid. Because you might not be the one paying it, doesn't mean it was free. Freedom is on a loan that never gets paid off and there is always someone wanting to foreclose or find a way to take it and someone will pay the price or lose it. It is what it is.
@@jolee3633 well thank you for the kind words. Truth be told, I exist under a VA program for homeless vets, which I spend about 95% of my time alone. Which is probably not a bad thing considering I seem to tolerate stupid shit anymore, yet I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The way I see it, it was my decisions, steps, actions and outcomes that placed me in this situation and no one else, so I accept it besides, there is a lot of my brother and sister veterans that are worse off than me. Wisdom taught me, you can get so wrapped up with fighting the silent battle within, that you can lose everything outside of it.
There's another song called "If you're reading this" by Tim McGraw... it gives the perspective of what a whole family goes through with war and our vets here in America. As an army brat this hits me hard and I loved seeing your genuine reactions to this! Thank you and Jesus bless you always and IN ALL WAYS!
Military families are tough. My father was called many times. My mother was a tough woman. She held everything together at home. We, the children, just accepted and kept on doing what children do.
Sometime i think our country what the families have to do or deal with. I am the disabled son of a two war vet. Ny dad past a way in 21, due to lung cancer caused by agent orange.
I served 20 years in the Military been Stationed in Europe, Asia, Deployed to Operation Desert Shield/Storm and numerous other deployments the one thing the Military members worry about is our Family back home while we're gone. I served because I was taught Service before Self
The differences between men and women is more than just physical. Most women who watched this song will say it was nice and patriotic. Men will have a tear in their eye.
It does not matter your country. If you are living free, it is paid for in the lives of your military. Be proud and champion freedom. Never forget the cost.
Nice as a British couple you're watching this. I served briefly w/British Soldiers in Kuwait & Iraq. Yeah, British military has prob downsized too much, but that has nothing to do w/the troops, they don't control govt. policy. As Brits, I think u also hv a right to be very proud of your Troopers also. Love & Respect from the USA!
im in uk and this song sill gives me goosebump.red white and blue does the same.i have no one over there but my heart goes out to the family ov these military men and women. love n miss you alway toby rip xxx
I don't want to rude but as a American veteran people all over the world wants to shit on America. But we are the only hope for this world. If America falls we all fall. Nothing but LOVE to you and yours
I am a Blue Star great-granddaughter, granddaughter, daughter and mother. I have never been enlisted, but for many generations, we have fought in literally every war clear back to the Revolutionary War. My son is still in the military and so was his wife until recently. We are not the same as the average family; you are correct. We see the world differently, we know the costs. We do fill in the gaps and steady whatever and whoever needs to be helped. The line "cause freedom don't come free" is too true. When anyone asks why we fly our flag on our house, it's an opportunity for me to ask why they don't.
I was probably your age when 9/11 happened here in the States.. My youngest was 1 my older boys were 12 and 13.. Our President said we were going to war that would outlast his presidency.. I was scared my older boys would be drafted into war and and also so frightened for my 1 yr old baby.. what was going to be his future.. It was a very hard time for me as a mother of 5.. the girls were 8 and 11.. But this song.. when Toby says.. I'm out here on the front lines.. sleep in peace tonight.. I cried.. Because.. our soldiers. do that everyday for our freedom.. Thank them always
My husband served 36 years. Wives were left to make the home fires keep burning. But many wives were taken to foreign countries with little or no knowledge of cultures etc. There is so much about the sacrifices that these families willingly give to keep our country free and I am so saddened that today’s America thinks our military is expendable by those who never have served.
Your husband is a hero! All our military are America’s best ! Thank you for his and all your sacrifices! You folks are the rarest of breed of patriots! Thank you all !
I grew up as an Air Force brat which just means that we were a military family. Thankfully my dad never had to go fight in a war but he was still away from home more than he was home but we never felt like something was missing because he did everything he could for us when he was home. My extended family has had someone who died in a war zone in every generation except mine thank god. I loved the military family life because I enjoyed living in different places in the country and experiencing different cultures
I didn't think I'd go to war, but you never know. I was trained as an MP. My job was to babysit POWs. 1st deployed to Panama, where my shoot didn't open properly, and I hit the ground and fractured my left ankle. I was captured and held for 6 hours. I was tortured and beaten. They put a drill through my right knee 4 times. I did get away with GODs help. I was deployed to Desert storm, where I was in the 1st aircraft shot down, I was the only survivor. I had a concussion, broken neck, crushed my hands and ribs, shattered right knee and severed my left foot. Believe it or not I did recover after 8 months at Walter Reed. I was allowed to stay in the Army. Then Somalia, shrapnel ended my military career. Three purple heart's gets you out but I'd still fight for this country.
The pausing prevents the video from being taken down for copyright reasons. Also, it IS a reaction. If you don't like any pauses, maybe you should just go watch the original video.
Strange, I have seen other reaction videos which are not interrupted and have not been taken down. Yes, it is a rude and disrespectful reaction. Maybe you should get things straight before you comment, which is my reaction to you. @@jeffflowers9902
I was out before my oldest would remember a deployment buy my younger sister who’s husband is also military went through many I can think Of at least 3 her son can probably remember and it’s never easy it’s a trying situation but I’ll tell you it’s harder on those deployed cause they know at home it’s gotta be business as usual and your sitting there waiting for Phone time.🥲
Military families are very different than most others, the dynamics are not something that most comprehend. It takes a special type of person to be a military spouse (male or female) and keep the home running smooth and safe while the soldier is away so the soldier isn’t worried or stressed about his/her family back home. I watched my mom juggle that job for 14 years when she married my stepdad (he retired in the late 90’s) and I juggled that job for 10 years as a US Marine wife until my husband left the Marine Corps. It isn’t easy but it is worth it.
As an old divorced fourth generation vet with TBI and PTSD, who watched as a youth what nam did to my two older brother, what my dad was like being a wounded WW2 vet, along with my three uncles. There is a price that gets paid. Because you might not be the one paying it, doesn't mean it was free. Freedom is on a loan that never gets paid off and there is always someone wanting to foreclose or find a way to take it and someone will pay the price or lose it. It is what it is.
God bless you, pray that you always stay strong and when/ if you can’t that you will have someone who will love you through it!
@@jolee3633 well thank you for the kind words. Truth be told, I exist under a VA program for homeless vets, which I spend about 95% of my time alone. Which is probably not a bad thing considering I seem to tolerate stupid shit anymore, yet I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The way I see it, it was my decisions, steps, actions and outcomes that placed me in this situation and no one else, so I accept it besides, there is a lot of my brother and sister veterans that are worse off than me. Wisdom taught me, you can get so wrapped up with fighting the silent battle within, that you can lose everything outside of it.
What people don’t realize is that when a Parent answers the call, the Family answers the call as well. ❤
The whole family has the different duties for the same goal ❤❤❤
There's another song called "If you're reading this" by Tim McGraw... it gives the perspective of what a whole family goes through with war and our vets here in America. As an army brat this hits me hard and I loved seeing your genuine reactions to this! Thank you and Jesus bless you always and IN ALL WAYS!
FYI when you pause it be sure you go back 10 seconds please
he passed away... rip toby!
Thank you for your appreciation of the military and their role in the world’s history.
RIP TOBY KEITH.
God bless Toby Keith,God rest his soul!
Military families are tough. My father was called many times. My mother was a tough woman. She held everything together at home. We, the children, just accepted and kept on doing what children do.
Sometime i think our country what the families have to do or deal with. I am the disabled son of a two war vet. Ny dad past a way in 21, due to lung cancer caused by agent orange.
@@phillipchappell6013 I am sorry.
You should check out Wrong Side of Heaven by Five Finger Death Punch
I served 20 years in the Military been Stationed in Europe, Asia, Deployed to Operation Desert Shield/Storm and numerous other deployments the one thing the Military members worry about is our Family back home while we're gone. I served because I was taught Service before Self
Thank You for Your service💖
Thank you Spuds for being the rarest of patriots ! So proud of our military and the veterans that served before them! God bless you heroes !
The differences between men and women is more than just physical. Most women who watched this song will say it was nice and patriotic. Men will have a tear in their eye.
It does not matter your country. If you are living free, it is paid for in the lives of your military. Be proud and champion freedom. Never forget the cost.
Thank yall.
Nice as a British couple you're watching this. I served briefly w/British Soldiers in Kuwait & Iraq. Yeah, British military has prob downsized too much, but that has nothing to do w/the troops, they don't control govt. policy. As Brits, I think u also hv a right to be very proud of your Troopers also. Love & Respect from the USA!
Loved the reaction, loved the accent ❤️
im in uk and this song sill gives me goosebump.red white and blue does the same.i have no one over there but my heart goes out to the family ov these military men and women. love n miss you alway toby rip xxx
I don't want to rude but as a American veteran people all over the world wants to shit on America. But we are the only hope for this world. If America falls we all fall. Nothing but LOVE to you and yours
Not sure if you understand but that attitude will not win you woke employee of the month. I totally agree with you.
I am a Blue Star great-granddaughter, granddaughter, daughter and mother. I have never been enlisted, but for many generations, we have fought in literally every war clear back to the Revolutionary War. My son is still in the military and so was his wife until recently. We are not the same as the average family; you are correct. We see the world differently, we know the costs. We do fill in the gaps and steady whatever and whoever needs to be helped. The line "cause freedom don't come free" is too true. When anyone asks why we fly our flag on our house, it's an opportunity for me to ask why they don't.
I'm American we don't like war but we fight for your freedom
ave only watched first cpl min. Love the different camera angle!
I was probably your age when 9/11 happened here in the States.. My youngest was 1 my older boys were 12 and 13.. Our President said we were going to war that would outlast his presidency.. I was scared my older boys would be drafted into war and and also so frightened for my 1 yr old baby.. what was going to be his future.. It was a very hard time for me as a mother of 5.. the girls were 8 and 11.. But this song.. when Toby says.. I'm out here on the front lines.. sleep in peace tonight.. I cried.. Because.. our soldiers. do that everyday for our freedom.. Thank them always
My did 3 tours in Viet Nam, he was fatally committed to the Army.
My husband served 36 years. Wives were left to make the home fires keep burning. But many wives were taken to foreign countries with little or no knowledge of cultures etc. There is so much about the sacrifices that these families willingly give to keep our country free and I am so saddened that today’s America thinks our military is expendable by those who never have served.
Your husband is a hero! All our military are America’s best ! Thank you for his and all your sacrifices! You folks are the rarest of breed of patriots! Thank you all !
CooL editing.
I grew up as an Air Force brat which just means that we were a military family. Thankfully my dad never had to go fight in a war but he was still away from home more than he was home but we never felt like something was missing because he did everything he could for us when he was home. My extended family has had someone who died in a war zone in every generation except mine thank god. I loved the military family life because I enjoyed living in different places in the country and experiencing different cultures
🙏🏻🇺🇸RIP🇺🇸🙏🏻🌹
You have to be impressed with the fact that our military is all volunteer soldiers!
The most selfless thing you can do is put your life on the line day in and day out for someone you may never meet.
Toby was a true American. Gone too soon.
A Japanese general said once that he would never invade America. There would be a gun behind every blade of grass. I love our soldiers!
People don’t understand that not just dad goes to war but the entire family goes also mothers fathers wiveeschildren and grandparents as well.
I didn't think I'd go to war, but you never know. I was trained as an MP. My job was to babysit POWs. 1st deployed to Panama, where my shoot didn't open properly, and I hit the ground and fractured my left ankle. I was captured and held for 6 hours. I was tortured and beaten. They put a drill through my right knee 4 times. I did get away with GODs help.
I was deployed to Desert storm, where I was in the 1st aircraft shot down, I was the only survivor. I had a concussion, broken neck, crushed my hands and ribs, shattered right knee and severed my left foot. Believe it or not I did recover after 8 months at Walter Reed. I was allowed to stay in the Army.
Then Somalia, shrapnel ended my military career. Three purple heart's gets you out but I'd still fight for this country.
The strongest people on Earth are the soldier's families.
funny I came here to see toby , I got 25% screen of him and 75% of you 2 podcast and learn now looking at it toby has less then 25% of the screen
You do know the British Empire has been in way more wars than the United States right?
done can`t watch this
It was a perfect review,, right up untill ya felt the need ta pause the video 👎
you pause, I leave... very disrespectful
The pausing prevents the video from being taken down for copyright reasons. Also, it IS a reaction. If you don't like any pauses, maybe you should just go watch the original video.
Strange, I have seen other reaction videos which are not interrupted and have not been taken down. Yes, it is a rude and disrespectful reaction. Maybe you should get things straight before you comment, which is my reaction to you. @@jeffflowers9902
I was out before my oldest would remember a deployment buy my younger sister who’s husband is also military went through many I can think
Of at least 3 her son can probably remember and it’s never easy it’s a trying situation but I’ll tell you it’s harder on those deployed cause they know at home it’s gotta be business as usual and your sitting there waiting for
Phone time.🥲