I don't know why this made me cry. He just struck me as a man who was just genuinely everything a man could hope to be; the type of man you would pray that your son could be. God rest your soul!
@@howtogetdisowned7478 What is your opinion of a Democrat President who ordered his troops into a war for no good reason then tried to cover it up? Once the bullets fly, soldiers fight for each other. Read H.R. McMaster’s “Dereliction of Duty” then place the blame where it belongs.
My father served under Col Hal Moore in Ft Benning Georgia...my dad was in the 11th Air Assault training men ....Who eventually went to Vietnam along with my father...My dad was a Decorated Veteran of all Three Wars...He is now in Heaven with the men he served with...God Bless these Brave Men who helped the World Be Free...
I'm Indonesian people feel proud that american army has a wise man like general Moore. I hpoe there will be more good soldier like general moore in this world. Jesus bless us.
The story of this great man's life is what our kids should be taught in history class. The country has forgotten what it means to be a true American!! RIP sir, and enjoy the company of those you hold dear!
In the early 70s, I was raised in Yonkers NY. I belonged to tough military family of Army,Air Force, and Marines. My grandfather USMC was a WWII Combat vet and my uncle USMC Vietnam Combat vet. One day during the early 80s I was at West Point. My dad and uncle were in their dress uniform. Every time we passed a cadet, they would stop what their doing and salute my uncle and father. I was overcome be emotions and very proud of my dad and uncle. I am now a retired old school cop. Many around me during my career said I was a tough one. I was not tough, I just learned to do my job without complaining. Finish the task assigned to me. I am proud of my tough upbringing which made me realize what is important in life. Hal Moore …. Your legacy will not be forgotten. Godspeed and thank you. 🇺🇸
I am a Marine, LTG Hal Moore( US Army) has always been one of my heroes. Great Man and Great Leader. Without men like him, we would not have the freedom that we love.
Normally I just comment about the rivalry between the Army and Marines, and have a couple of funny stories about that rivalry, but we are all on the same side.
Fighting in Vietnam did not keep America free, it only killed people that were trying to be rid of their imperialist ruler and Americans. To think otherwise is foolish. -A graduate of Benning
SGTMAJ Plumley was waiting on GEN Moore when he arrived in heaven. They saluted and SGT MAJ PLumley said, "All your Troopers here are present and accounted for"!!
Amen! Sgt. Major Basil Plumley is my great great Uncle and I'm sure General Moore is definitely up there with my Uncle. So proud of their dedication and service to Our Country. Thankful to all our military past and present you are my Hero's 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I had the honor of meeting General Moore in Atlanta. I found him to be kind, respectful, honorable, full of life”, peaceful, and open to those he meets. When I walked up to him, it was like I was conversing with a dear friend! I will never forget that short conversation with him.
What a great video. Some of that vintage footage is almost priceless, especially the parachute tests. Imho, General Moore is one of our finest Americans. He showed what true devotion, leadership, and unit cohesion and integrity are all about. It is because of men like him and Sgt Major Plumley that the snowflakes have the freedom and luxury to be snowflakes. As the old saying goes, we should not be sad that such men died- we should be grateful that such men LIVED. RIP
When LTG Hal Moore was interviewed on the battlefield he didn't brag about the enemy body count to impress the high command ,, he got emotional about the lost of his men
You have no unit, without your men. Whatever the unit does, it does because of the soldiers and sailors you have trained, coddled, taught, supported, supplied and led. Most of all, you have nothing unless you like your people - and communicate that to them. Once they understand that, you have them forever. There is nothing - NOTHING - quite so humbling as to be entrusted with the welfare or your troops and sailors, and to go with them on a mission. Anyone who's held command will never forget it, will look back on it as the highlight of their life, and will not shrink from it if it's ever offered again
A warrior-poet and a great man. A man who met with his NVA counterpart many years after the battle and embraced him as a brother. A man who, through his combination of capacity for merciless violence, humbling bravery and deep compassion for his fellow man, including those he had to kill when the time came, can quite literally reduce me to tears.
Hal Moore is the epitome of an American soldier and American Spartan and his support NCO Basil Plumley, the finest of the finest in raw American character of the highest order.
Gen Moore, a GREAT AMERICAN and a FINE HUMAN BEING ....we may never see the likes of him again. It was may honor to serve in the dame Army. GOD bless you Sir. See ya soon.
I Liv just up the street from ft Benning ga, my half breed best friend, very early Ranger two tour Vietnam, Silver Star buried there, we gave General Moore good send-off couple of years back, he lived in alB
Such an incredible man and soldier. Basil Plumley, Hal Moore, Roy Benavidez, Audie Murphy, Chris Kyle, Chesty Puller, etc. Heaven sure is filled with some incredible warriors!
You got the list pretty much right, probably some more belong on there too, but what we've learned about Chris Kyle, not so sure about that guy though, he was caught in a lot of lies.
May you rest with your wife & your troopers. You & those who have gone before have more than earned your time in Heaven Rest in Peace General. You will always be thought of & never forgotten. Thank you for all you have done for our nation.
General Moore sounds like he was a good man, doing what he knew best. As a former soldier myself, I was always impressed by commanders who had regard for their men's lives. He left behind a good military record and a big family who revered him. You couldn't ask for more. RIP general. And thanks to the family for this tribute.
With all due respect to LTG Moore, a great leader and soldier, we still have officers in today's military that are every bit as good as he was. Today's military leaders look to people like LTG Moore to guide them through these difficult times.
The only thing that saved his men in IaDrang valley that day was his leadership and overwhelming firepower. He stood toe to toe with an enemy force 7 times his size and left no one behind. He learned from the French but did not repeat their mistakes. This is what true leading from the front looks like and unfortunately that kind of leadership is fast disappearing. He took a fresh untested unit and the y performed absolutely flawless
RIP for those who returned passed. And to ALL who returned, thank you. Many many years too late. I was two years old when these brave men fought and died. I must say thank you for what I have today. God bless each and everyone of you 🙏❣️
The only thing that saved his men in the Ia Drang Valley, was two helicopter pilots who kept bringing him supplies!!! They didn't get their Medals of Honor until 2007 for Bruxe Randall and 2001 for Ed Freeman. Why didn't they get these awards sooner?
Well, to be entirely fair, Moore and Plumley had a full year to train the 1/7th Cav up before they deployed. That was absolutely vital to their success.
Thank you LTG Hal Moore for your service this country and being a great inspiration to your men not just leadership skills but with your Faith and Devotion to your family as well .RIP sir
Beautiful tribute. I am Australian soldier having had my uncle serve with the 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Delta Company in Vietnam. The story of 'We Were Soldiers' gives an amazing insight into a man that always led by example, and put himself before his men, showing tremendous courage, humanity and love for his men.
SALUTE! Hell of a soldier and man from all accounts. Rest well Sir in warmth of the Lord. Peace be with you through all eternity. We can learn alot from his ilk, if we take the time to remember and learn.
Excellent tribute!!!. ALL Military Officers and Senior Enlisted take note (especially Navy). This is what TRUE Leadership was all about!. Love, dedication and respect(!) to your men, NOT kissing the ass of those above you!!. It would have been a great honor to have followed this man into battle.. He led from the front, that is what leadership is all about!!!. God bless him and may he forever rest in peace.
You called out the Navy response to another fine officer, Captain Brett Crozier, TWO years before it happened. Great insight Patrick. Crozier loved his crew too, and paid the price for not brown nosing.
A truly, truly inspirational and courageous man. He should be placed right up there with General US Grant. You’ve made me proud to be a fellow American US Army veteran. Rest In Peace, sir.
My deepest thanks to you,Sir,for your lifetime of service and devotion to Nation and Family. May you and yours rest in eternal peace now. You carried out your duty to the Nation,and we are proud of you. RIP .
Joseph Kretschmer: Damn Right! 0:11Because He knew full well; the why in that Hell he was there... ''There are None Closer, to the Author of Sacrifice Himself... Than Those Who Chose, to perform it for the Sake of Others.''-gilpin 82319 -Former 82nd Abn. Sgt. Gilpin 1/504 Inf. '71-'74
My God... what an extraordinary man!! A great military leader, courageous and yet he had great empathy for his men in battle. A real career soldier and wonderful family man. RIP LTG Hal Moore. You’re a true warrior.
Thank you General for all you have done for this country and its heroes. The "Long Gray Line" will live forever with men like you in it. God bless you General.
Where will we ever find leaders like Gen. Moore again? Like my uncle, West Point Class of '34, we'll find them all over our great country. Actually, they'll come from farms, ranches, cities, churches of all faiths and they will be of one mind: This is the greatest country God ever allowed to exist and is worth fighting and dying to preserve. Thank you, sir, and thank all who served, and serve, to make it so. God bless you all.
What a absolute great man. Great soldier. Great leader. I've watched we were soldiers 5 times. It is one of the best films l have ever watched. May he rest in peace . 🙏🙏🙏🙏 .lan liverpool uk.
What gave me tears beside this video, was some of the posts here and in those post or comments that I have read here explains why veterans are and will be part of a BROTHERHOOD, for those who did not come home, you are not forgotten and we will miss you. God Bless us all.
You SIR are a pillar of strength with the heart of a lion God bless you're warrior soul. Thank you for your HONOR FOR YOUR MEN AND YOURE STEADFAST RESOLUTION. Lead from the front,first in last out. God will reunite you in heaven with all you're loved ones and the Fallen to live eternity in peace. God bless and thank you. You're warrior spirit is alive and thriving. Thank you and you're men for your sacrifices, you will always be remembered.
Thank you for the wonderful memories of a brilliant commander, a soldier, a father, a husband and to his Nation and Faith. Grant his Soul Eternal Peace, O Lord, and know that he is now an Arch Angel in Heaven.
God bless you general.And your faith in God.Rest in peace from one who really respects you.God bless your faith that inspires me today.I salute you sir and your leadership.
Anyone who's ever sent youngsters into danger is changed themselves by it too. There is no finer honor than to lead and command and WATCH OVER people like this. It sears the soul and makes one thankful that they were deemed "just good enough" to be that leader.
Tim Fronimos My dad Cpl John Sadar WW ll Normandy and The Bulge was with the 82 AA Div. I am proud that my Dad is in the company of Gen. Moore and SGt Major Plumbly RIP ❤️
Thank you for posting this tribute! It brought tears to my eyes. As a 1SG I remember my Battalion Commander as a split imagine of LTG Hal Moore! Thank you retired COL Jimmy Jenkins!
great man, we were soldiers my favorite movie, have watched many times gained strength facing open heart surgery by watching that movie. it was a great inspiration to me, see you in heaven some day mr moore
I had the privilege of getting to know GEN Moore and Mrs. Moore when they lived in my home town. They were a wonderful inspiration for all who met them.
This is a good tribute video, I enjoyed watching it. Thank you for making this. RIP Gen. Hal Moore You are with your wife and all your fallen troopers now...
I’ve read the book and have watched the movie ( many times), We were Soldiers. Having never met this fine man he has won my admiration and respect for the way he led his troops. There are a lot of good leadership qualities to learn from this man.
We could use more men like him; strong, brave, tough, faithful and faithfilled.
"We Were Soldiers" is a great tribute to Col Moore and his men who fought that day in Vietnam and for all those who fought there, my Dad included.
Know your proud of Dad . They were the Best of the Best.
Wow your dad has my utmost respect mate.
Hooah!!!
Please understand that there are many former soldiers out here who truly appreciate what your father sacrificed for us.
I don't know why this made me cry. He just struck me as a man who was just genuinely everything a man could hope to be; the type of man you would pray that your son could be. God rest your soul!
Amen brother Tom
Well Said.
Exactly!! Could not have said it better myself.
Halleluja aaa
He was the epitome of what a military officer should be. He led his men, from the front.
What is your opinion of a military officer that would order soldiers to kill it innocent people for personal gain?
Are you saying that LTG Hal Moore did?@@dunexapa1016
@@dunexapa1016a war criminal, next question?
@@dunexapa1016 What does that have to do with this? Is Hal Moore guilty of that somewhere or are you just a typical rebel without a clue? (lefty)
@@howtogetdisowned7478
What is your opinion of a Democrat President who ordered his troops into a war for no good reason then tried to cover it up? Once the bullets fly, soldiers fight for each other. Read H.R. McMaster’s “Dereliction of Duty” then place the blame where it belongs.
My father served under Col Hal Moore in Ft Benning Georgia...my dad was in the 11th Air Assault training men ....Who eventually went to Vietnam along with my father...My dad was a Decorated Veteran of all Three Wars...He is now in Heaven with the men he served with...God Bless these Brave Men who helped the World Be Free...
You honor your dad, still. May CHRIST bless you, sir.
Being served tankards of ale and otherwise fawned over by blonde Valkyries with enormous blue eyes at the Valhalla hall for eternity.
After watching this fitting tribute to LTG Hal Moore I feel compelled to make a comment.
Sir, as a British vet, I salute you.
I'm Indonesian people feel proud that american army has a wise man like general Moore. I hpoe there will be more good soldier like general moore in this world. Jesus bless us.
The story of this great man's life is what our kids should be taught in history class. The country has forgotten what it means to be a true American!! RIP sir, and enjoy the company of those you hold dear!
In the early 70s, I was raised in Yonkers NY. I belonged to tough military family of Army,Air Force, and Marines. My grandfather USMC was a WWII Combat vet and my uncle USMC Vietnam Combat vet.
One day during the early 80s I was at West Point. My dad and uncle were in their dress uniform. Every time we passed a cadet, they would stop what their doing and salute my uncle and father. I was overcome be emotions and very proud of my dad and uncle.
I am now a retired old school cop. Many around me during my career said I was a tough one. I was not tough, I just learned to do my job without complaining. Finish the task assigned to me.
I am proud of my tough upbringing which made me realize what is important in life.
Hal Moore …. Your legacy will not be forgotten. Godspeed and thank you. 🇺🇸
What a wonderful tribute sir. My dad was a VietNam vet and I read Gen. Moore’s book and was moved by it.
Last of a brave and dedicated warrior from that generation.......A born leader of men......RIP LTG Moore
I am a Marine, LTG Hal Moore( US Army) has always been one of my heroes. Great Man and Great Leader. Without men like him, we would not have the freedom that we love.
I was an Army soldier. I always admired Chesty Puller. You can spot a great leader easily, even when just reading about them.
Normally I just comment about the rivalry between the Army and Marines, and have a couple of funny stories about that rivalry, but we are all on the same side.
Fighting in Vietnam did not keep America free, it only killed people that were trying to be rid of their imperialist ruler and Americans. To think otherwise is foolish.
-A graduate of Benning
@@choosesomethingfun5608 Here is a Navy joke for you.
Why do they use powdered soap in the Navy?
It takes loner to pick up!
Thank You for your service as well
SGTMAJ Plumley was waiting on GEN Moore when he arrived in heaven. They saluted and SGT MAJ PLumley said, "All your Troopers here are present and accounted for"!!
Amen
My dear God. You know what? I bet that's exactly what he said when they met again.
Amen! Sgt. Major Basil Plumley is my great great Uncle and I'm sure General Moore is definitely up there with my Uncle. So proud of their dedication and service to Our Country. Thankful to all our military past and present you are my Hero's 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I had the honor of meeting General Moore in Atlanta. I found him to be kind, respectful, honorable, full of life”, peaceful, and open to those he meets. When I walked up to him, it was like I was conversing with a dear friend! I will never forget that short conversation with him.
What a man!!! This brought me to tears. RIP, with your wife and your boys Hal Moore!!!
Lt. Gen. Hal Moore served his country with pride & honor. He & his fellow soldiers are now in God's Kingdom.
Thank You for your service. 🇺🇸
I have talked to Hal several times on the phone a few years ago. He signed both the books I have, What an amazing man, Rest in piece soldier,
What a great video. Some of that vintage footage is almost priceless, especially the parachute tests. Imho, General Moore is one of our finest Americans. He showed what true devotion, leadership, and unit cohesion and integrity are all about. It is because of men like him and Sgt Major Plumley that the snowflakes have the freedom and luxury to be snowflakes. As the old saying goes, we should not be sad that such men died- we should be grateful that such men LIVED. RIP
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DID WHILE YOU WALKED WITH US MORTAL MEN! RIP LTG MOORE YOU WILL FOREVER BE AN AMERICAN HERO SIR! 🙏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻🇺🇸
When LTG Hal Moore was interviewed on the battlefield he didn't brag about the enemy body count to impress
the high command ,, he got emotional about the lost of his men
You have no unit, without your men. Whatever the unit does, it does because of the soldiers and sailors you have trained, coddled, taught, supported, supplied and led. Most of all, you have nothing unless you like your people - and communicate that to them. Once they understand that, you have them forever. There is nothing - NOTHING - quite so humbling as to be entrusted with the welfare or your troops and sailors, and to go with them on a mission. Anyone who's held command will never forget it, will look back on it as the highlight of their life, and will not shrink from it if it's ever offered again
Thank you very much COL. Moore for your service to our great country, may the Lord keep you and yours, sincerely yours!
A warrior-poet and a great man. A man who met with his NVA counterpart many years after the battle and embraced him as a brother. A man who, through his combination of capacity for merciless violence, humbling bravery and deep compassion for his fellow man, including those he had to kill when the time came, can quite literally reduce me to tears.
Hal Moore is the epitome of an American soldier and American Spartan and his support NCO Basil Plumley, the finest of the finest in raw American character of the highest order.
Gen Moore, a GREAT AMERICAN and a FINE HUMAN BEING ....we may never see the likes of him again. It was may honor to serve in the dame Army. GOD bless you Sir. See ya soon.
Eu não sou Americano, sou Brasileiro uma Honra conhecer a História e Liderança do General Hal Moore e do Sargento Major plunple .
A Lion amongst men. RIP Lieutenant General.
"Requiesat in Pace"
Very catholic.
I Liv just up the street from ft Benning ga, my half breed best friend, very early Ranger two tour Vietnam, Silver Star buried there, we gave General Moore good send-off couple of years back, he lived in alB
A Soldier Among The Soldiers
Such an incredible man and soldier. Basil Plumley, Hal Moore, Roy Benavidez, Audie Murphy, Chris Kyle, Chesty Puller, etc. Heaven sure is filled with some incredible warriors!
Amen brother you said it all right there !!!
You got the list pretty much right, probably some more belong on there too, but what we've learned about Chris Kyle, not so sure about that guy though, he was caught in a lot of lies.
May you rest with your wife & your troopers.
You & those who have gone before have more than earned your time in Heaven
Rest in Peace General.
You will always be thought of & never forgotten.
Thank you for all you have done for our nation.
He was my CG in the 7th Infantry. To hear him speak was an honor.
General Moore sounds like he was a good man, doing what he knew best. As a former soldier myself, I was always impressed by commanders who had regard for their men's lives. He left behind a good military record and a big family who revered him. You couldn't ask for more. RIP general. And thanks to the family for this tribute.
With all due respect to LTG Moore, a great leader and soldier, we still have officers in today's military that are every bit as good as he was. Today's military leaders look to people like LTG Moore to guide them through these difficult times.
The only thing that saved his men in IaDrang valley that day was his leadership and overwhelming firepower. He stood toe to toe with an enemy force 7 times his size and left no one behind. He learned from the French but did not repeat their mistakes. This is what true leading from the front looks like and unfortunately that kind of leadership is fast disappearing. He took a fresh untested unit and the y performed absolutely flawless
Amen!
RIP for those who returned passed. And to ALL who returned, thank you. Many many years too late. I was two years old when these brave men fought and died. I must say thank you for what I have today. God bless each and everyone of you 🙏❣️
The only thing that saved his men in the Ia Drang Valley, was two helicopter pilots who kept bringing him supplies!!! They didn't get their Medals of Honor until 2007 for Bruxe Randall and 2001 for Ed Freeman. Why didn't they get these awards sooner?
Well, to be entirely fair, Moore and Plumley had a full year to train the 1/7th Cav up before they deployed. That was absolutely vital to their success.
think you'd see a full bird colonel on the front lines these days?
A Great Tribute to a true American Hero RIP Colonel Moore, all gave some,some gave all. from Glasgow Scotland.
what an amazing and Godly man, husband and soldier. Beautiful tribute!
a fine patriot, soldier, and christian
Indeed.
Thank you LTG Hal Moore for your service this country and being a great inspiration to your men not just leadership skills but with your Faith and Devotion to your family as well .RIP sir
God bless that man. The world now really needs people like him more than ever. Brit ex vet🇬🇧🇺🇲♥️👏
Thank you for your service Lt Col Moore. May you always rest in peace and in honor.
Harold Gregory "Hal" Moore, Jr. (February 13, 1922 - February 10, 2017) was a United States Army Lieutenant General !
What ever I write will probably fall short, so I'll just say: Hero.
Hero.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
You could not have chosen a better word.
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Beautiful tribute. I am Australian soldier having had my uncle serve with the 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Delta Company in Vietnam. The story of 'We Were Soldiers' gives an amazing insight into a man that always led by example, and put himself before his men, showing tremendous courage, humanity and love for his men.
'Long Tan' in 1966 was a major aussie battle against the viet cong which they were defeated militarily
Deepest respect and appreciation to all of the Australian soldiers who served and died with the American allies. May we always protect one another.
Thanks Dave, to you and your Uncle, God bless you both. And Thank you for your service also sir !! Semper Fi.
I was not aware that Australia got sucked into our (USA) affairs in SE Asia.
Sending love and respect from Texas, USA.
SALUTE! Hell of a soldier and man from all accounts. Rest well Sir in warmth of the Lord. Peace be with you through all eternity. We can learn alot from his ilk, if we take the time to remember and learn.
RIP, sir. Thank you for your service. You're a true leader. May God bless and your family.
RIP LTGEN Moore. If I had to fight I'd want you leading me. You showed clearly that balls and brains wins battles and not politics.
Excellent tribute!!!. ALL Military Officers and Senior Enlisted take note (especially Navy). This is what TRUE Leadership was all about!. Love, dedication and respect(!) to your men, NOT kissing the ass of those above you!!. It would have been a great honor to have followed this man into battle.. He led from the front, that is what leadership is all about!!!. God bless him and may he forever rest in peace.
Well said SIR.. 🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍
Why especially Navy?
Patrick some thing that is missing from the officer Corp today
You called out the Navy response to another fine officer, Captain Brett Crozier, TWO years before it happened. Great insight Patrick. Crozier loved his crew too, and paid the price for not brown nosing.
I salute you, Lt. General Moore! God bless you and your family!!!
A truly, truly inspirational and courageous man. He should be placed right up there with General US Grant. You’ve made me proud to be a fellow American US Army veteran. Rest In Peace, sir.
My deepest thanks to you,Sir,for your lifetime of service and devotion to Nation and Family. May you and yours rest in eternal peace now. You carried out your duty to the Nation,and we are proud of you. RIP .
One hell of a good man. I would have followed him anywhere. That's the kind of man our military needs.
God Bless all the Screaming Eagles, alive or dead you are all true hero's. Respect from the UK 🇬🇧
Joseph Kretschmer: Damn Right!
0:11Because He knew full well; the why in that Hell he was there...
''There are None Closer, to the Author of Sacrifice Himself...
Than Those Who Chose, to perform it for the Sake of Others.''-gilpin 82319
-Former 82nd Abn. Sgt. Gilpin 1/504 Inf. '71-'74
Definitely true. The kind of military people we need he's a prime example of a good military man and a good father an all-around good America
Everything is cleared secured and occupied Sir Easy Company has the Point.Waiting and standing by for your Command, what is your Last Command.?
too bad they don't make any more this kind of men!!
My God... what an extraordinary man!! A great military leader, courageous and yet he had great empathy for his men in battle. A real career soldier and wonderful family man. RIP LTG Hal Moore. You’re a true warrior.
Thank you for your Bravery , Heart and love of country . Men like this prove to me America is safe now and forever.
A leader, a hero. My respect. From Ecuador, South America
God shows us the way. Thank you for all you did General. Words cannot begin the say Respect.
Plumley and Moore...American heros !!
I visited the Ia Drang valley in 2012. The 7th Cavalry were completely outnumbered. I still to this day do not know how they beat the NVA.
L.T.G Hal Moor was a deadly warrior with the integrity and humanity our warriors need. A great man we will never forget.
If that isn’t a true leader for his soldiers, then I don’t know what is....
Thank you General for all you have done for this country and its heroes. The "Long Gray Line" will live forever with men like you in it. God bless you General.
Where will we ever find leaders like Gen. Moore again? Like my uncle, West Point Class of '34, we'll find them all over our great country. Actually, they'll come from farms, ranches, cities, churches of all faiths and they will be of one mind: This is the greatest country God ever allowed to exist and is worth fighting and dying to preserve. Thank you, sir, and thank all who served, and serve, to make it so. God bless you all.
Thank you...in the tradition of duty, honor and country..General Moore represented the "best of the best".
What a absolute great man. Great soldier. Great leader. I've watched we were soldiers 5 times. It is one of the best films l have ever watched. May he rest in peace . 🙏🙏🙏🙏 .lan liverpool uk.
What a great man... and what a great family. May he rest in the peace of the Lord, with his wife.... and his men.
this man has my eternal honor and respect
This affects me deeply. The music is remarkably moving and beautiful. Lord God of Heaven and Earth, keep the USA for Yourself.
What gave me tears beside this video, was some of the posts here and in those post or comments that I have read here explains why veterans are and will be part of a BROTHERHOOD, for those who did not come home, you are not forgotten and we will miss you. God Bless us all.
You SIR are a pillar of strength with the heart of a lion God bless you're warrior soul. Thank you for your HONOR FOR YOUR MEN AND YOURE STEADFAST RESOLUTION. Lead from the front,first in last out. God will reunite you in heaven with all you're loved ones and the Fallen to live eternity in peace. God bless and thank you. You're warrior spirit is alive and thriving. Thank you and you're men for your sacrifices, you will always be remembered.
Thank you for the wonderful memories of a brilliant commander, a soldier, a father, a husband and to his Nation and Faith. Grant his Soul Eternal Peace, O Lord, and know that he is now an Arch Angel in Heaven.
One of the great leaders of my time in Vietnam.
Did you fought in Vietnam war??
thank you brother
Cheers mate. Always with you, Aussie.
Thank you Sir, and Thank you all who served in Vietnam and to all who made the Ultimate Sacrifice God Bless you all
RIP HAL! Thank you for your example to the rest of us. A true Patriot, and a warrior. No greater honar can be bestowed.
May God bless a truly great warrior and leader. Thank you for your service and sacrifice that you and you're family endured!🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
God bless you general.And your faith in God.Rest in peace from one who really respects you.God bless your faith that inspires me today.I salute you sir and your leadership.
God bless. He is what America is really about. Honor, faith and humility. America needs to get back to this and men like these. God bless....
Read his book, studied something of him. Perfect soldier, Great officer, fantastic person...may he rest in peace! The US must be proud of him
RIP LTG. Moore. True warrior, Family man and God's servent. Thank You.
God Speed, Oh Good and Faithful Servant.
These young people in our great nation fail to understand how they have the freedoms they enjoy.
My true hero and champion, thank you to all veterans, you're in my heart, my mind, and my prayers...
Thank God men like this lived - in this country. SLOW SALUTE SIR, REST IN ETERNAL PEACE. Mother Mary pray for his soul.
Anyone who's ever sent youngsters into danger is changed themselves by it too. There is no finer honor than to lead and command and WATCH OVER people like this. It sears the soul and makes one thankful that they were deemed "just good enough" to be that leader.
Born the Same Month and Day, Thank You Sir for Serving Our Country / Nation 👍🇺🇸❤️✝️🇺🇸
Thank you for your service General & Mrs Moore.
Tim Fronimos My dad Cpl John Sadar WW ll Normandy and The Bulge was with the 82 AA Div. I am proud that my Dad is in the company of Gen. Moore and SGt Major Plumbly RIP ❤️
A trueAmerican Hero!! REST easy General!!
Rest in peace Lt. Gen. Harold Moore! You are truly an American Hero!
I agree I love LT.General Hal Moore What a man and what a great life
Love the story of this galant soldier. Lord blessings to him and his family
Thank you for posting this tribute! It brought tears to my eyes. As a 1SG I remember my Battalion Commander as a split imagine of LTG Hal Moore! Thank you retired COL Jimmy Jenkins!
Fantastic movie. Hal Moore a true American hero and wonderful man
Beautiful tribute to a real Officer and a gentleman. God bless, RIP.
A very honorable man, he cared for his soldiers. SIR rest in peace
May you forever Rest in Peace Sir*****
great man, we were soldiers my favorite movie, have watched many times gained strength facing open heart surgery by watching that movie. it was a great inspiration to me, see you in heaven some day mr moore
Imagine being so bad ass you test parachutes
I was thinking that too! My Uncle Bud did ABN training at Ft.Benning. Then off to WW2.
Col. Hal Moore is a prime example of the phrase , " not all heroes wear capes ".
God Bless all the men who served in that unit who never made it home.
I had the privilege of getting to know GEN Moore and Mrs. Moore when they lived in my home town. They were a wonderful inspiration for all who met them.
Wow……amazing.
A wonderful man and a great Soldier. Rest in Glory, Sir...... Slow Hand Salute
This is an American soldier A man of honor and courage. God bless our people who wear the uniform of freedom!
God bless you Sir, and Thank you for all that you have done for me and this country!
This man was a leader, he cared & loved his men, that really counts. Lord bless you Hal, from a Scotsman.
This is a good tribute video, I enjoyed watching it. Thank you for making this.
RIP Gen. Hal Moore
You are with your wife and all your fallen troopers now...
Thanks. A man not easy to replace
What a great human, bless your soul
Leader at it best!
There is one and only LTG Hal Moore, Thank you so much for your service in Republic of Vietnam.
Long Pham
USA Soldier retired
11B.
May He Rest In Peace! Thank You For Your Service And Sacrifice!
I’ve read the book and have watched the movie ( many times), We were Soldiers. Having never met this fine man he has won my admiration and respect for the way he led his troops. There are a lot of good leadership qualities to learn from this man.
The first was not asking any of his men to do what he wouldn't do.