He Did It! | Traveling To Fort Benning For OSUT Graduation + Turning Blue Ceremony
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2022
- Keith and I traveled to Fort Benning , Georgia to watch our oldest son graduate from Army OSUT.
This event is truly so emotional and special!!!
***Hotel - Holiday Inn Express Abrams Hall
***Authentic Mexican Food near Post - Vallarta Mexican Restaurant
***Battle Hymn of Republic Cover - Robert Bander
***Infantryman’s Creed Digital Printable - www.etsy.com/listing/12182887...
***Armed Forces Prayer Digital Printable - www.etsy.com/listing/11500446...
*** Soldier’s Creed Digital Printable - www.etsy.com/listing/12182854...
*** Army Values Digital Printable - www.etsy.com/listing/12182822...
Thank you so much for your video. I cried the whole time watching my sweet boy will be turning Green on July 14th at Fort Moore. It’s so important for family support. Love how you took in the other soldiers whose families could not make it.
I’m planning to go back for his Turning Blue ceremony/ graduation. Continued prayers always for our young men and women entering into our US military. 🙏🏼💜 God’s continued blessings over your son Kevin.
God bless you and your family!!!
What identification do you need to enter the ceremony?
My son in law is a sergeant at fort Benning and he and my daughter don’t live far off the base.
Congratulations to your son!
Becky Keener Thank you!
PSALM 23 the way you said it was beutiful
Thank you for sharing such a monumental time for Kevin and all of you! You are quite the videographer Meghan. It is truly an honor to view these brave and loyal Americans beginning their military careers. It also reminds me of my own father Marcel Joseph who served as a Staff Sgt in Patton's 3rd Army in France, Belgium and Germany during WWII. He died in 1988 at age 69 of cancer. May he and all our dear veterans rest in peace.
God bless your father, and all of our soldiers!
WOW! This was emotional for me. I was there to see my only child (son) graduate in Oct. 22! I will return for the same graduation in Feb. 2023! May your son continue on and be blessed in his time of service. Thank for sharing your journey.
God bless you and your son!!! It truly was so special and grateful we could be there.
Really good. Praise God. Hooah
Thank you, and God bless you!
Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
I've been crying tears through this video, my baby boy is in basic at fort benning right now Oct 5th is his graduation. I looked up this video because I was curious how the day before and day of would play out sounds like there is 2 ceremonys day before is bigger than day of. Interesting thanks for sharing this, God bless yours🥰
I know it is so hard right now... it will be such a special moment when you see him! It truly is such a beautiful experience. God bless you all
Thank you for sharing. Headed to my son's turning blue in two weeks. I'm definitely going to cry like I did for turning green.... Lol
Thank you for this! And congratulations 😊 I’m heading to Ft Benning in a couple months for my son’s graduation and wasn’t sure what to expect.
Enjoy your special trip! It will be such a wonderful moment when you see him... so much pride!!! God bless
beautiful video..
I was at this same graduation for my nephew's graduation. I'm going back for my son's graduation October 7th. Sucks they had it indoors because of rain even though there wasn't a single drop lol
Good afternoon… we will joining our son for his AIT graduation on march…is this a two day event? Your video makes it look like is a two day event.. we are asking cause we want to know if we need to stay longer there
Hello! I’m so sorry I missed this comment! It was a two day event for us. I hope all went well with you guys!
@@DefundBigpHARMa he is already stationed at fort bliss texas…
Was he transported to his duty station or did he go on leave after graduation?
Sorry I missed this comment! They were transported immediately after graduation
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why where they going to the airport afterwards ?
They went immediately to their duty stations after graduation