My uncle was one of the greatest generation of soldiers that helped free Europe from Hilter, he was killed in action the night of July 12th 1944 in France. God rest all there souls, I truly hope there is a special place in a heaven for them. I never met my uncle but I have one picture of him that I treasure it hangs along side the picture of my US Army son who serves today. God bless soldiers everywhere in all lands that defend and protect our freedoms.
Mi mayor agradecimiento a aquellos hombres que dejaron su vida lejos de sus hogares. Su valor y amor por la libertad nunca lo olvidaré. Dios los tenga en su gloria.
Heroes all, including my father, who was only 16yrs old serving in the North Atlantic 1943-45 with the British Merchant Navy. Love you and proud of you dad! ❤🙏✝️
I first visited Normandy in 1984. I was so impressed with the gratitude expressed by the French people. Just as we Americans should be grateful for the French support for the American revolution.
We Have so many men and woman to say THANK YOU to❣️Some gave, all gave some🇺🇸 ! I am whole heartedly grateful and thankful for your time and service given to America! God Bless You🙏🇺🇸💕 🥁🕊️
My dad was part of the greatest generation He was at d-day +4 with the usnavy Rip dad I miss you I hope your with you navy and vfw buddy's in heaven Ill see you there someday
I lost my Uncle in WWII. He died in Italy. I never had a chance to meet him. I wonder what his life could have been. I’ve traveled extensively in Europe and have visited many American Cemeteries. The thousands that made the ultimate sacrifice and the millions that served have my deepest respect. The greatest generation saved all of us.
I too lost my uncle in the Pacific. He was a naval aviator shot down over Japan in Feb1945. A fine man I never met but grew to know through stories from my family. May they all rest in peace, and mayall the families heal knowing these men died fighting for us. There is a misperception that those killed are a momentary loss quickly overlooked by the passing of time. In reality, those loses are a gapping hole which last for generations!
There were no bands playing for me when I returned from HELL. I rode the CTA, to my parents home, remember sleeping in the bushes. I got back on that CTA bus, went back to where I was running from, finished my service in the 82nd Airborne. Still have nightmares... Always will. My parents never knew what their son endured, God rest their souls.
I know what happened to ya my Brother. I was maint of F4s at Korat afb in thailand. I was the fortunate one We just took a rocket or two every now and than. But I helped with stretcher duty and I could see the horror and fear etched in there faces. and iam gonna stop there. I beg that u have found peace. no one can come close to what You my Bro has gone thru. Your close to being home with your buddies who will welcome you to the reward you u so richly deserve. God Bless you the rest of your time on earth. Ill see u up there
As an Australian, the Vietnam War Memorial in D.C. (3.03 - very appropriately) is THE most profoundly moving memorial I have ever seen. To see the names of the first and last casualties brought me to tears. Over 60,000 Australians, including ground troops and air force and navy personnel, served in Vietnam; 523 died as a result of the war. At the going down of the sun - we will remember them.
Mr. Graves, Sir, As an American vet of that time frame and also as one who traveled lived and worked in your great nation, I can not begin to extend to you and your countrymen the exemplary kindness and generousity that was displayed and shown, many times during my 13 months in Australia. Where ever I went to and what ever I was doing, I was always humbled with the care and deep affection shown . We sir, do remember you and your countries sacrifices to this endeavor for which we owe you a debt of gratittude and love. This old tired veteran salutes you Sir. " I will get you home. That's a promise ." Former Combat Medic Washington State United States of America
The First Marine Division, to remember it’s warm reception in Australia during the time of Guadalcanal has Waltzing Matilda as its song. It is played before the Division deploys. Semper fi
I am a Timorese who also likes documented the remains of the war between Indonesia Invasion to Timor Leste which broke down from 7 December 1975-1999.All the greatest people died for the dignity of their own Nations.A warm greeting from Timor Leste
The hug at the end is what this country fights for. This hymn is truly a great way to remember those who day in and day out fight for our country and when nessesary, give the ultimate sacrifice. In God we trust. God bless America, and thank you to all who serve and served this country.
That hug at the end brought tears. Deep, deep respect for our men and women in uniform. And for the sacrifices they make every day. I wish I could hug every one of them. BTW. The Marine ( Staff Sergeant Tim Chambers) who is standing at attention and saluting does that annually at The Rolling Thunder event in DC. His way of honoring our fallen. He stands there unmoving for over 5 hours under the terrible heat showing his deep respect and love for his fallen brothers in arms. The sight of him doing this every year brings me to tears. What a fine man. Sadly, this year (2019) was the last for Rolling Thunder in DC. This was the last time we shall see Sgt. Chambers standing his vigil. Makes me very sad. Thank you! A thousand times THANK YOU!! 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸❤🇺🇸
@@DonB.-Mulefivefive Every Memorial Day and every time I see our beautiful flag I always embrace this thought. WHEN YOU SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL FLAG FLUTTERING OVERHEAD, REMEMBER THAT IT IS NOT THE WIND THAT STIRS IT. IT IS MOVED BY THE DYING BREATH OF EVERY SOLDIER WHO LAID DOWN HIS LIFE TO DEFEND IT. If we ever fail to honor this truth we shall surely loose who we are as a nation. Wishing you the best this Memorial Day weekend. 🇺🇸🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@ellisonhamilton3322 I had the privilege and honor, of having applied to and being accepted as one of the few National Park Service Rangers, to work the kiosk and The Wall on nights. I can not now , nor will I ever be able to , put into words from my perspective or experiences, what this all means to me. What I saw , were many people, through out the long rainy cold nights , who would come and spend a few minutes , or linger for hours , tracing names and slowly walking the entire length of The Wall . All I can tell you is, those who were lucky enough to escape this earth as we know it now, would be among the first to object to our present lack of leadership .
This is why we stand and fight - for freedom and liberty for all. They're with God, and He will forever shield them from all harm. May light perpetual shine on them, and May they Forever Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory. God Bless the Soul of my Grandfather, who fought in WWII from 1942 - 1945 -Francis G. Jenkins (1920 - 2017).
My Dad a WWII vet, he and he and his brothers freed the concentration camp Auswich , I promised him I would never forget, so painful to see these people protest who have no idea the true cost of freedom.
These fallen hero's all, grow up to quickly on the field of battle and died so young. They are the true hero's that deserve our respect and immense gratitude....always.
All the horror's of war, my soul will never be the same. I hate it when I get this way. God bless all my fallen brothers. Rest in Pease my friends. It should have been me
Both of my grandfather's served in WW2,one was a Marine and other was in the Army Air Force as myself served in the Navy during Desert Storm/Shield 1990-1994.
Thank You for your service and you familiy members too mate ! cheers iam free and my familiy is ok thanks for you and your mates over there in the sand
My HEROS, my Dad WWII, my only Love 2 tours Vietnam, gone from agent orange , but in one way or another they were all Heros of every war. As the saying goes all gave some, some gave all.
We are grateful to have been afforded such an oppourtunity to ride on the shoulders of giants such as these men. There will never be another gneration like this one.
I want to think that God surely favors Americans, especially those who fall in His arms as a result of actions of war. There is nothing more selfless than a man or a woman, both in combat uniform, who knowingly face the enemy, knowing they could die at any given moment, and yet, have the courage to accept that outcome, and welcome it with an open heart for the love of country. General MacArthur said Duty, Honor, Country. The American members of the military live and die by those words. Pro-american angels in heaven sing their special hymn to the fallen, when righteous Americans die in the fields of war. God so decrees it! ....I dare to say.
Breaks my heart....they were just so young, they were real men and women....the real heroes of our country, they would roll in their graves if they knew they get one day of honor ( if even that) and the freaks get a month in our country that are destroying our children. 😥😢😥😭
I have asked my wife everyday, that same question, that one, the "elder" Ryan, asked his wife, at that "French, American and Allied Cemetry", in the Final Sceen of Spielberg's, "Saving Private Ryan." "Have I been a Good man?" I married my wife, "6 years" after, returning from the Vietnam War '67-'69. I was a Combat Medic and this sceen is like an unexpected "Gut Punch" each time I view it. I lived, elder Ryan's final sceen, when we; my brother, his wife, myself and my wife visited the "Vietnam War Memorial" in Washington, DC., 1987. My First, Gut Check. As a Medic, I never had any "After Action Reporting". I Never got to know, if I ever saved anyone. So just how many of those Names, on that Wall, did I put there?
This Version of "Hymn for the Fallen Hero", SHOULD and MUST be made mandatory Viewing, for ALL Congressmen and Senator's, after being "Swarn In" to their "Oath of Office" to the Constitution and This Country. Before they have to "Vote" to send any more of Their children or Anyone's Children off to a War.
Amen and maybe visit Arlington National Cemetery , Walter Reed, and Bethesda to see the true " Costs of War ! " Served my nation for a total of 30 years in and out of uniform, and caring for veterans was my creed, my duty, my honor, and my privilege to do so ! " It is not not the preacher; nor the protester who guarantees our freedom to protest and speak openly, no it is the Veteran who defends that right, and when necessary sacrifices everything to enshrine and protect that right !" Can't remember who said it, where, or when, but it really struck 🤔 😳 me !
Very Great respect for all fallen , but never for goten Cheers for them Iam free and my family to thanks for them where fallen are there live on for our freedom
I am proud of my country and the incredible sacrifices and work that was put into these wars and these incredibly talented and amazing people who sacrificed their own life to save many others.
My father spent 6 years fighting the Germans on the high seas with the RN. My uncles went to war also with the RN. My maternal grandfather was one of the men who hunted and caught Hess. #wewillrememberthem .
Donating organs to people who would die without it is a pretty good excuse AND consolation for a loss of a life....Sacrificing ones own live to save another on in general is
As soldiers, we admit to giving up of our own life but not of our brothers. That's was my job... to bring my brothers home. It did not always work that way.
Think Americans should be compelled to serve like they were up until the early 70's. The fact that less 1% of its citizens serve id a big reason for the extreme partisanship today. It's about our country. About sacrifice for others and for a fair government, not what the rich can glean from some legislation or by ducking regulations for the common good.
From now on, whenever I hear this theme, it'll remind me of what the Greatest Generation did to destroy a monstrous evil 😈 set loose upon the World 🌎-Fascism and Nazism, and how high that price was ! I am a proud American veteran myself ; I never saw combat or served during a war and helped care for veterans for 30 years after leaving the service. Saying, " Thank you for your service doesn't cut with me ; I say thank you for Your sacrifice, instead ! 😊"
My uncle was one of the greatest generation of soldiers that helped free Europe from Hilter, he was killed in action the night of July 12th 1944 in France. God rest all there souls, I truly hope there is a special place in a heaven for them. I never met my uncle but I have one picture of him that I treasure it hangs along side the picture of my US Army son who serves today. God bless soldiers everywhere in all lands that defend and protect our freedoms.
My Respect to Hem and You as a family member Thanks for His service God Bles Him and Watch over You
My respect from indonesia
My respect for him from Berlin/Germany 😔. God bless America 🇺🇸
Mi mayor agradecimiento a aquellos hombres que dejaron su vida lejos de sus hogares. Su valor y amor por la libertad nunca lo olvidaré.
Dios los tenga en su gloria.
❤
Heroes all, including my father, who was only 16yrs old serving in the North Atlantic 1943-45 with the British Merchant Navy. Love you and proud of you dad! ❤🙏✝️
My father served in the CBI Theater 1943-1945. He passed in 1983. He never gave up. I miss you
Glad to say that this hymn is now part of our official remerberace service. Rip. Too many, too young.
The salute and hug at the end. Yeah, doesn't matter what you wear or do. We are all brothers.
They were the greatest generation...without their sacrifice we wouldn't be here as a nation today. "Lest we forget"...
HEROES ... Our heroes ... We owe you a debt of gratitude .. that never, ever, can be repaid. GOD bless you!
We will not see a generation like those again,rest in blessed peace.
thank you forever, I am French and I could never thank enough the sacrifice of so many Americans
God bless you for saying such a kind thing!!
❤👍
and the British?
I first visited Normandy in 1984. I was so impressed with the gratitude expressed by the French people. Just as we Americans should be grateful for the French support for the American revolution.
We Have so many men and woman to say THANK YOU to❣️Some gave, all gave some🇺🇸 ! I am whole heartedly grateful and thankful for your time and service given to America! God Bless You🙏🇺🇸💕 🥁🕊️
I am Brazilian and American descent. I am proud that many Brazilians fought for freedom alongside their American brothers. 🇧🇷🇺🇸
My dad was part of the greatest generation
He was at d-day +4 with the usnavy
Rip dad I miss you
I hope your with you navy and vfw buddy's in heaven
Ill see you there someday
Never worry Brian.
He's in great hands and well cared for.
We will see to that.
9th Infantry
Washington State.
Beautiful video, beautiful music backround,beautiful AMERICANS. Thank you Veterans near and far !!!! GOD BLESS AMERICA
I lost my Uncle in WWII. He died in Italy. I never had a chance to meet him. I wonder what his life could have been. I’ve traveled extensively in Europe and have visited many American Cemeteries. The thousands that made the ultimate sacrifice and the millions that served have my deepest respect. The greatest generation saved all of us.
I too lost my uncle in the Pacific. He was a naval aviator shot down over Japan in Feb1945. A fine man I never met but grew to know through stories from my family. May they all rest in peace, and mayall the families heal knowing these men died fighting for us. There is a misperception that those killed are a momentary loss quickly overlooked by the passing of time. In reality, those loses are a gapping hole which last for generations!
To all who fought against fascism thank you and God bless you dwell in the house of the Lord forever amen
There were no bands playing for me when I returned from HELL. I rode the CTA, to my parents home, remember sleeping in the bushes. I got back on that CTA bus, went back to where I was running from, finished my service in the 82nd Airborne. Still have nightmares... Always will.
My parents never knew what their son endured, God rest their souls.
God bless and keep you, sir. ✝
I know what happened to ya my Brother. I was maint of F4s at Korat afb in thailand. I was the fortunate one We just took a rocket or two every now and than. But I helped with stretcher duty and I could see the horror and fear etched in there faces. and iam gonna stop there. I beg that u have found peace. no one can come close to what You my Bro has gone thru. Your close to being home with your buddies who will welcome you to the reward you u so richly deserve. God Bless you the rest of your time on earth. Ill see u up there
As an Australian, the Vietnam War Memorial in D.C. (3.03 - very appropriately) is THE most profoundly moving memorial I have ever seen. To see the names of the first and last casualties brought me to tears.
Over 60,000 Australians, including ground troops and air force and navy personnel, served in Vietnam; 523 died as a result of the war. At the going down of the sun - we will remember them.
God 🙏 bless you sir
🇦🇺❤️🌹
♥️ Never will be Forgotten..♥️🇺🇸
Mr. Graves, Sir,
As an American vet of that time frame and also as one who traveled lived and worked in your great nation, I can not begin to extend to you and your countrymen the exemplary kindness and generousity that was displayed and shown, many times during my 13 months in Australia.
Where ever I went to and what ever I was doing, I was always humbled with the care and deep affection shown .
We sir, do remember you and your countries sacrifices to this endeavor for which we owe you a debt of gratittude and love.
This old tired veteran salutes you Sir.
" I will get you home. That's a promise ."
Former Combat Medic
Washington State
United States of America
The First Marine Division, to remember it’s warm reception in Australia during the time of Guadalcanal has Waltzing Matilda as its song. It is played before the Division deploys. Semper fi
I am a Timorese who also likes documented the remains of the war between Indonesia Invasion to Timor Leste which broke down from 7 December 1975-1999.All the greatest people died for the dignity of their own Nations.A warm greeting from Timor Leste
Amen God bless America and our veteran's I'm a navy veteran.
The hug at the end is what this country fights for. This hymn is truly a great way to remember those who day in and day out fight for our country and when nessesary, give the ultimate sacrifice. In God we trust. God bless America, and thank you to all who serve and served this country.
That hug at the end brought tears. Deep, deep respect for our men and women in uniform. And for the sacrifices they make every day.
I wish I could hug every one of them.
BTW. The Marine ( Staff Sergeant Tim Chambers) who is standing at attention and saluting does that annually at The Rolling Thunder event in DC. His way of honoring our fallen. He stands there unmoving for over 5 hours under the terrible heat showing his deep respect and love for his fallen brothers in arms. The sight of him doing this every year brings me to tears. What a fine man.
Sadly, this year (2019) was the last for Rolling Thunder in DC.
This was the last time we shall see Sgt. Chambers standing his vigil. Makes me very sad.
Thank you! A thousand times THANK YOU!!
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Eyes RIGHT!
@@DonB.-Mulefivefive Every Memorial Day and every time I see our beautiful flag I always embrace this thought.
WHEN YOU SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL FLAG FLUTTERING OVERHEAD, REMEMBER THAT IT IS NOT THE WIND THAT STIRS IT. IT IS MOVED BY THE DYING BREATH OF EVERY SOLDIER WHO LAID DOWN HIS LIFE TO DEFEND IT.
If we ever fail to honor this truth we shall surely loose who we are as a nation.
Wishing you the best this Memorial Day weekend.
🇺🇸🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@ellisonhamilton3322 I had the privilege and honor, of having applied to and being accepted as one of the few National Park Service Rangers, to work the kiosk and The Wall on nights. I can not now , nor will I ever be able to , put into words from my perspective or experiences, what this all means to me. What I saw , were many people, through out the long rainy cold nights , who would come and spend a few minutes , or linger for hours , tracing names and slowly walking the entire length of The Wall . All I can tell you is, those who were lucky enough to escape this earth as we know it now, would be among the first to object to our present lack of leadership .
Thanks for that incredible info & Marine story.
Trump will be back in 2024 he will fix it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rest In Peace grandpa, your bravery and sacrifice will not go unrewarded, I miss you 😢
God bless them all. ❤️
🇺🇸♥️♥️🇺🇸 Beautiful Hymn ...Lost my Love in 1968...Always will remain in my Heart...♥️♥️🇺🇸
God bless you and the love you lost. 😢
This is why we stand and fight - for freedom and liberty for all. They're with God, and He will forever shield them from all harm. May light perpetual shine on them, and May they Forever Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory. God Bless the Soul of my Grandfather, who fought in WWII from 1942 - 1945 -Francis G. Jenkins (1920 - 2017).
My Dad a WWII vet, he and he and his brothers freed the concentration camp Auswich , I promised him I would never forget, so painful to see these people protest who have no idea the true cost of freedom.
Thank you a
America for sending your sons and daughters
These fallen hero's all, grow up to quickly on the field of battle and died so young. They are the true hero's that deserve our respect and immense gratitude....always.
" Yesterday today and forever " ne jamais oublier !
All the horror's of war, my soul will never be the same. I hate it when I get this way. God bless all my fallen brothers. Rest in Pease my friends. It should have been me
God had a different plan you, sir. Thank you deeply for your service.
Thank you to all our great Veterans of all wars.
Both of my grandfather's served in WW2,one was a Marine and other was in the Army Air Force as myself served in the Navy during Desert Storm/Shield 1990-1994.
Thank You for your service and you familiy members too mate ! cheers iam free and my familiy is ok thanks for you and your mates over there in the sand
My HEROS, my Dad WWII, my only Love 2 tours Vietnam, gone from agent orange , but in one way or another they were all Heros of every war. As the saying goes all gave some, some gave all.
Their all in heaven with god 🙏
❤❤❤ děkujeme, vážně za vše
To all your Countrymen, soldiers and civilians, who liberated my country in WW1 and in WW2 my greatest respect and gratitude. Michel, Brugge, Belgium
and the British?
@@petethomas2050 agreed, and we were there from the beginning.
Hauntingly beautiful!
We are grateful to have been afforded such an oppourtunity to ride on the shoulders of giants such as these men.
There will never be another gneration like this one.
THANK YOU, BOYS!! THEY WON' T BE FORGOTTEN.............
First time seeing this video. From this Army veteran, thank you brothers and sisters.
sacrifice
Respect for the fallen .love from Lowell Mass 🇺🇸💜
Amen. To all of you.
Beautiful tribute!!!
I want to think that God surely favors Americans, especially those who fall in His arms as a result of actions of war. There is nothing more selfless than a man or a woman, both in combat uniform, who knowingly face the enemy, knowing they could die at any given moment, and yet, have the courage to accept that outcome, and welcome it with an open heart for the love of country. General MacArthur said Duty, Honor, Country. The American members of the military live and die by those words. Pro-american angels in heaven sing their special hymn to the fallen, when righteous Americans die in the fields of war. God so decrees it! ....I dare to say.
Breaks my heart....they were just so young, they were real men and women....the real heroes of our country, they would roll in their graves if they knew they get one day of honor ( if even that) and the freaks get a month in our country that are destroying our children. 😥😢😥😭
GOD BLESS .......AMERICA>>
The nation of America is owed a huge debt from the free world as a Briton i mean this and thank you
I have asked my wife everyday, that same question, that one, the "elder" Ryan, asked his wife, at that "French, American and Allied Cemetry", in the Final Sceen of Spielberg's, "Saving Private Ryan."
"Have I been a Good man?" I married my wife, "6 years" after, returning from the Vietnam War '67-'69. I was a Combat Medic and this sceen is like an unexpected "Gut Punch" each time I view it.
I lived, elder Ryan's final sceen, when we; my brother, his wife, myself and my wife visited the "Vietnam War Memorial" in Washington, DC., 1987. My First, Gut Check.
As a Medic, I never had any "After Action Reporting". I Never got to know, if I ever saved anyone. So just how many of those Names, on that Wall, did I put there?
God bless you Doc.
This Version of "Hymn for the Fallen Hero", SHOULD and MUST be made mandatory Viewing, for ALL Congressmen and Senator's, after being "Swarn In" to their "Oath of Office" to the Constitution and This Country. Before they have to "Vote" to send any more of Their children or Anyone's Children off to a War.
Amen and maybe visit Arlington National Cemetery , Walter Reed, and Bethesda to see the true " Costs of War ! " Served my nation for a total of 30 years in and out of uniform, and caring for veterans was my creed, my duty, my honor, and my privilege to do so ! " It is not not the preacher; nor the protester who guarantees our freedom to protest and speak openly, no it is the Veteran who defends that right, and when necessary sacrifices everything to enshrine and protect that right !" Can't remember who said it, where, or when, but it really struck 🤔 😳 me !
Very Great respect for all fallen , but never for goten Cheers for them Iam free and my family to thanks for them where fallen are there live on for our freedom
Semper Fi bros....rest well my brothers !
THANK YOU! For your service to protect this country!
When all these heroes walked up to the pearly gates GOD made all the other people wait until they entered
Lovely video, thank you.
I am proud of my country and the incredible sacrifices and work that was put into these wars and these incredibly talented and amazing people who sacrificed their own life to save many others.
So many have paid so dearly for our freedoms!
💐🕊️💐🕊️💐🕊️💐🕊️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Paix a vos âmes et reposez en paix jeunes soldats américains 💐🕊️🇺🇸.
great pictures and films
Very very hard to take in, and I served in the Guards for 12 years then Police Force for 22 years….
Honor our fallen in all part and every time in the war's to tribute their blad
My father spent 6 years fighting the Germans on the high seas with the RN. My uncles went to war also with the RN. My maternal grandfather was one of the men who hunted and caught Hess. #wewillrememberthem .
I have a friend that did not die in Vietnam, but he die a few years later because of his wounds. I wonder if he would be listed on the Vietnam Wall.
Hey You Taylor! What a Great respect mate!
감사합니다.
There are more young British lying in the fields of france, than french lying in the fields of England.
May they Rest In Peace 🕊🇬🇧🇫🇷🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺🇧🇪🇳🇱🕊
so may French people gave their lives so many French turned. coward
I often wonder what our world would be like if all these young men and women had not died in our wars. All of them.
But i want to know all explication of all th hymn please.
all yours best.
There's not excuse neither consolation for the loss of a life
Donating organs to people who would die without it is a pretty good excuse AND consolation for a loss of a life....Sacrificing ones own live to save another on in general is
As soldiers, we admit to giving up of our own life but not of our brothers. That's was my job... to bring my brothers home. It did not always work that way.
14 juillet a la mémoire de tous ces braves !
❤️👍
Who is performing in this recording?
Think Americans should be compelled to serve like they were up until the early 70's. The fact that less 1% of its citizens serve id a big reason for the extreme partisanship today.
It's about our country. About sacrifice for others and for a fair government, not what the rich can glean from some legislation or by ducking regulations for the common good.
From now on, whenever I hear this theme, it'll remind me of what the Greatest Generation did to destroy a monstrous evil 😈 set loose upon the World 🌎-Fascism and Nazism, and how high that price was ! I am a proud American veteran myself ; I never saw combat or served during a war and helped care for veterans for 30 years after leaving the service. Saying, " Thank you for your service doesn't cut with me ; I say thank you for Your sacrifice, instead ! 😊"
I love you all thank you for my freedom ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rest in Peace Oupa
Semper Phi
Thanks heroes
I pray too gun and All Souls’ Day of troops
🕯️💡🔦👸🏻
Duty Honor country may you all rip
Ein Irrsinn ohne Ende, es bleiben immer Unschuldige zurück.
i po co komu te wszystkie wojny i tylu ludzi zabitych bezsens totalny !!!!!!!!!!