God bless you and all the others that made the sacrifices that we could have our freeedom. Thank you sir for yours and all those for your service. Should never be forgotten.
Félicitations pour le courage que vous apporter à la France es la patrie, que votre message soit toujours éternel est que famille et le souvenir des souvenirs que vous avez vaincu, mille pensé pour la France ❤❤
My British partner of 17 years had his army numbers as his pin number. He never really talked about his service in Cyprus. I cared for him with dementia. It wasn't until I was forced by the Consultant to put him in a secure rest home. He quickly was deemed unmanageable and was put in a small high dependency section there. His mind always replaced new, or unremembered realities with situations and people he remembered. It was in that place that I got an inkling of the fear and stress he had endured. HD was watching thd staff like a hawk. They were the enemy. He didn't move and was really stressed if I made a sound. I remember saying something like "I will stay with you, am on your side" of something. He said "Thanks mate". It was a revelation being with him when he was on patrol, and at risk of being spotted and killed at any moment. A gentle man from the Returned Services Association spoke at his funeral. There again I got a stronger picture of the sacrifice, the effect on a man (he never again worked indoors after Cyprus) after the level of fear and dangers faced, and I think seeing people killed, including women. A lot of us have no damned idea at all. And have no appreciation of our freedom and fortune. I have chosen to be buried with him one day. In the grave next to his is where a gentleman from the Maori Battalian was buried. I am a nurse and 2o years ago, my elderly patients in men's rooms asked eachother where the served. But when I asked, my response was blank. I knew nothing. I have made it my mission to know where any allied veteran from WW1, 2, and other wars had been and what occurred there. My little country of New Zealand has monuments, halls, gates, bridges and parks...in every little place to commemorate the young men who died for Britain, France etc. There is so much to learn from human conflict and so many millions of men to honour and remember every day we live.
Well, Order Arms from Present Arms is a four count movement. You go to Port Arms first, on count one. On count two, you lower the weapon to your right side, guiding it down with the left hand on the bayonet stud, fingers extended and joined, and the right hand gripping the weapon firmly under the upper hand guard., with the fingers of the right hand extended and joined, until the toe of the butt of the weapon touches the right side of the right foot, approximately one inch from the ground. On count three move the left arm to the left side as in the position of attention. On count four, gently lower the butt of the weapon to the ground.
That's right go Army brothers served in the Army Air Force Navy I had 8 brothers 5 served our country May God continue to bless this country and all of our troops who protect our country
@@humanoidwolfmy grandfather was in the 101st airborne and was a pathfinder who landed the night before the normandy beach invasion. He was machine gunned across the legs on christmas in the battle of bastogne but the frostbite from the snow stopped the blood flowing to his legs and saved his life.
Yes! They are the greatest generation. I fear we will never have another like them, and we may need them. We haven't many left, but it is good they are spotlighting these heros, because so many people today do not know their stories. Read the books.
For those that survive this veteran. We must "never" forget what they did, not just for our nation, but for the World. Those brave men and Woman will most likely never pass our way again. God bless ALL of you 🌷🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Words are never enough to express the gratitude and appreciation for your service. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SELFLESS GIFT OF SERVICE TO OUR GREAT NATION SIR !!! 🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸
Thank you for your service my daddy fought in WWII as a swabbie. Uncle was a pilot and another Capt in Army. Yes was the greatest generation that ever lived❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My Great Uncle fought in WW1. He was 15 years old. He lied about his age. My Grandfather( mom) and 2 uncles( my dad's brothers) fought in WW2. My Grandfather was a Canadian Mechanic stationed in Edinburgh. My one uncle was a Saboteur and the other landed on the beaches of Normandy! All fought for Canada,! They all fought for us! I will never forget! We should never forget! The GREATEST of Generations
@@NanaPigal-789 Are you in Russia or America? I am in awe of all our allies. But thd Russian people will never leave my heart. Either way, it is lovely to hear where people are from. I am a Kiwi.
@@barbsmart7373 Thanks, dear friend! I live in Russia, in the very beautiful city of St. Petersburg. My family also fought on the fields of World War II. Grandfather, his four sons. One son did not return from the battle and died. These terrible years scorched every family in our country. We remember everyone who conquered the world and destroyed Nazi Germany. All the best to you, joy and happiness.What is Kiwi?
@@NanaPigal-789 Hello again my Friend. It is exciting for me to read such a kind and interesting reply. I have watched various podcasts and lots of War documentaries, and seen a lot of comments in writing that is Russian. Usually there is no translation. I have replied to many Russian people and sometimes I get a reply. I can never really comprehend what the German people did, especially in Russia. And I am really, really amazed at what your people did to save their country and people, from such horror. It is incredible. I can not really comprehend the brutality inflicted on Russian people. I don't think I ever will. I admire such strong Russian people, and Russian women very much. In England, women did the men's work, but not fighting. The German women lived a privileged life, I think. They could all stay home with their children and they ate rather well. I feel bad because Britain wasn't any help to Russia. Maybe it was far too risky to send the Brits to that situation. I am from New Zealand. I have been here all my life. I love my country too, for different reasons. Especially the natural beauty and wildlife. Also the character of our people- friendly, laidback, humane. And most of us embrace the different cultures here, especially our Maori people and culture. Another thing is that we we have Monuments to honour our men who died fighting Germans from 1915 till 1918. I admire the Russian men, the way they fought while being gassed by those Germans. I know men whose fathers fought in France. They were gassed. A tenth of our population went to the other side of the world to fight the Germans in Gallipoli and France. We have been honouring our war heroes ever since. Our men also fought from 1940 till '45. I am a nurse, and I cared for thousands of elderly Kiwi (New Zealand) men who fought against Germans, Italians and Japanese. I didn't know what Russian people thought of the actions of all the rest of us- Brits, Americans, French, Aussies, Kiwis.. It was hell of course. We were in Italy, North Africa, Egypt, the Pacific. A lot of our men flew with the RAF, so helped to protect Britain and to bomb Germany. They had to live for decades with what they had done. But they were impossible choices. You can see I still have not come to terms with the German mindset. Hundreds of our guys were at Normandy too I think about all my heroes- Russian, British, American, Aussie, Canadians...Scandinavians, resistance workers. It is incredible...Russians are really incredible and tough. On a lovelier topic, I watch Russian dancers and Russian singers and choirs. I love all these wonderful and amazing things. And the words of the songs are beautiful and strong. I have got to know only 3 different Russian people in my life, just a little bit. They all had a big effect on me. They were all in sad circumstances but I have lost touch with them. They were in 3 different towns. They were so friendly, open and very very generous. I will never forget them. Their hardships, their generosity and beauty were huge. That is a little from New Zealand. I really appreciate your reply after being unable to communicate with so many Russian people writing comments that I don't understand. Whenever I see Russians on little films or videos, they seem very nice and the comments are always very very polite. It is 9.24 in the morning down here. Have a happy night. Love from New Zealand!
@@barbsmart7373 Dear friends, come to New Zealand! It's important that you saw me. As a result, the people from the different planets need to go to your family. Наша страна огромна. The southern territory of Russia is over 4000 km away floor - 10 000 km. The area of the territory of Russia is 60,933 km (from 38,808 km - the sea of Russia).The distance between St. Petersburg and New Zealand is 16479 km.-- so far!But distances do not prevent people from communicating and that’s great!I watched the film Gallipoli, an Australian film from 1981. This film shows how young men and grown men volunteered to go to war. Mel Gibson and Mark Lee. It was the First World War. A very powerful anti-war film that moved me to tears.Another film is The Water Diviner, directed and starring Russell Crowe. Australian Joshua Connor travels from his native Australia to Turkey to find his three sons. They are listed as missing after the Battle of Gallipoli. I was struck by this film with truth and reality. Churchill was to blame for the defeat in the battle, for which New Zealanders and Australians gave their lives on the other side of the world?It's 22 o'clock. Goodbye, have a nice new day. In St. Petersburg. White Nights. There are no nights -- at night it is as light as during the day and people walk until midnight, boat rides on the Neva, a very beautiful city when you sail along the rivers and canals of the city. We have many tourists from different countries. Today I was in the Hermitage and there were a lot of tourists.
Sometimes it's strange to me to think my Dad and Uncle were World War II US Army Vets. God bless the United States of America and We The People and our Allies. ✝️☝️🕊😇❤️🔥🙏👏🫶👍🇺🇲
He's still a soldier even after all he's done , thank u Sir !! I wasn't even born yet but I know what you did that day for our freedom and I will never forget , who knows what would've become of myself and family had you not fought that day or even if I'd be here , I'll forever remember!! On behalf of the FIERRO FAMILY WE'RE FORVER GREATFUL!! 3RD GENERATION AND NOW THERES 5 !!
Thank you sir. My Daddy in heaven fought Army with you ww2, Korea. God bless you and your service. A fellow Veterans daughter. God bless youm❤🎉d❤❤penny elliott
We who were in that war as civilians will never forget those of 17 nations who caught for our freedom. God bless them all and their family's who supported them
Outstanding. Sir, you are looking very sharp.
We solut you. Your generation has given so much which should never be forgotten. You all are our Heroes.
many Americans committed war crimes
Yes sir. Thankyou from the brave men in any war
Meus respeito a todos todos 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
God bless you and all the others that made the sacrifices that we could have our freeedom. Thank you sir for yours and all those for your service. Should never be forgotten.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️
Thank you sir…. Still great and inspiring.
Thank you and God bless you sir. He hasn't forgotten anything in 80 years
Thank you for your service sir. God bless and keep you and yours.
Thank you for your service to the nation and everything you did and gave.
Félicitations pour le courage que vous apporter à la France es la patrie, que votre message soit toujours éternel est que famille et le souvenir des souvenirs que vous avez vaincu, mille pensé pour la France ❤❤
Very moving.Thank you for your service, Sir.May God bless you abundantly. With lots of love and regards
And trump called our fallen soldiers LOOSERS and SUCKERS.
Thank you for your service God bless ypu
Like going back in time and watching a knight swing his sword! What an honor sir thank you for all you did.
He is still a warrior. Much respect for him. One day he will meet all his comrades in heaven. Amen 🙏🙏🙏
Some things about the military you just never forget❤️🫡
My British partner of 17 years had his army numbers as his pin number.
He never really talked about his service in Cyprus.
I cared for him with dementia.
It wasn't until I was forced by the Consultant to put him in a secure rest home.
He quickly was deemed unmanageable and was put in a small high dependency section there.
His mind always replaced new, or unremembered realities with situations and people he remembered.
It was in that place that I got an inkling of the fear and stress he had endured.
HD was watching thd staff like a hawk. They were the enemy. He didn't move and was really stressed if I made a sound.
I remember saying something like "I will stay with you, am on your side" of something. He said "Thanks mate".
It was a revelation being with him when he was on patrol, and at risk of being spotted and killed at any moment.
A gentle man from the Returned Services Association spoke at his funeral.
There again I got a stronger picture of the sacrifice, the effect on a man (he never again worked indoors after Cyprus) after the level of fear and dangers faced, and I think seeing people killed, including women.
A lot of us have no damned idea at all. And have no appreciation of our freedom and fortune. I have chosen to be buried with him one day.
In the grave next to his
is where a gentleman from the Maori Battalian was buried.
I am a nurse and 2o years ago, my elderly patients in men's rooms asked eachother where the served. But when I asked, my response was blank. I knew nothing.
I have made it my mission to know where any allied veteran from WW1, 2, and other wars had been and what occurred there.
My little country of New Zealand has monuments, halls, gates, bridges and parks...in every little place to commemorate the young men who died for Britain, France etc.
There is so much to learn from human conflict and so many millions of men to honour and remember every day we live.
Amen, never forget Army❤❤❤😂
Well, Order Arms from Present Arms is a four count movement. You go to Port Arms first, on count one. On count two, you lower the weapon to your right side, guiding it down with the left hand on the bayonet stud, fingers extended and joined, and the right hand gripping the weapon firmly under the upper hand guard., with the fingers of the right hand extended and joined, until the toe of the butt of the weapon touches the right side of the right foot, approximately one inch from the ground. On count three move the left arm to the left side as in the position of attention. On count four, gently lower the butt of the weapon to the ground.
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Nope. We never forget. Any time I pick up a broom or tie my shoes, I think of my training. Go Army!
Thank you Sir 🇺🇸🙏🏻🇺🇸
I love watching this man. The music is etched into my soul now. Just like the gratitude I live with.
They shall not grow old...
Much respect sir god bless you sir ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️
That's right go Army brothers served in the Army Air Force Navy I had 8 brothers 5 served our country May God continue to bless this country and all of our troops who protect our country
Much respect to the world war 2 veterans
God bless this man for serving. 🙏🙇♀️✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@tanastoiberg7981 I didn't serve but two of my great great uncles did on d day
My uncle died on Normandy Beach. I honor all who fought & died there. So much grief!!!
@@ronaldpesh4926 same hear
@@humanoidwolfmy grandfather was in the 101st airborne and was a pathfinder who landed the night before the normandy beach invasion. He was machine gunned across the legs on christmas in the battle of bastogne but the frostbite from the snow stopped the blood flowing to his legs and saved his life.
Thank you Sir for your service, and you still look sharp
Yes he does !
Merci beaucoup MR pour tout ❤❤❤
Much respect and love sent to you from Canada 🇨🇦
We must not forget. 👍👍👍
Ppl have
Amen we must not forget
We won't.
Correction, We must "never" forget! ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Yes! They are the greatest generation. I fear we will never have another like them, and we may need them. We haven't many left, but it is good they are spotlighting these heros, because so many people today do not know their stories. Read the books.
Thank you from France 🇨🇵
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
A generation that should never be forgotten thank you sir
Thank You For Your Service 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🇺🇸
Thank you for your Service SIR
Lovely and thankyou❤
We owe them everything! Never forgotten
And soon they all will be gone😢😢😢😢😢
For those that survive this veteran. We must "never" forget what they did, not just for our nation, but for the World. Those brave men and Woman will most likely never pass our way again. God bless ALL of you 🌷🇺🇸🇺🇸.
And they will never be forgotten that is for sure! Why? because we will never let them be forgotten! That is for sure that is a guarantee!
My Dad was a WWII vet. God rest their souls.
🫡 from England. Thank you for your service! ❤
How can the young people of today,disrespect these brave people?
Because they dont know history
They're the best of us , American Heroes !! Thanks again , GO ARMY !!
No generation prior or since has killed one another by the millions as did this generation of killers
Thank you for your service❤
God bless 🙌 the 🙏 best generation of America 🇺🇸
Thank you sir 😢 for keeping American citizens safe 🙏
Words are never enough to express the gratitude and appreciation for your service. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SELFLESS GIFT OF SERVICE TO OUR GREAT NATION SIR !!!
🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸🥰🇺🇸
Thank you for your service Sir 🫡
Never, will I forget, nor let those around me forget, that this is our greatest generation.
My love and respect to you all
God bless you all 🙏❤️🙏
Everytime i watch walk among heroes i have goosebumps all over my body its really amazing
My generation will never be able to thank you enough for your service and sacrifice. You are truly the greatest generation.
Thank u sir from the bottom of my heart. What u did will never be forgotten.. GOD bless u and all the others..🙏🙏🙏
Thankyou sir! Much Respect! My dad was a Chindit in Burma. He falsified his age, he was 15. Godbless all the Vetrins❤❤❤❤
Hell I ain’t even American. But I and many more salute you sir🫡🇨🇦 thank you for you’re service.
I am from New Zealand. I often think about the young American men who went through much horror. Indescribable gratitude and awe...
Thank you for your service. God bless you with a good lifr now and in the other one❤❤😢😢😊 We all ealute to you
Respect !!!
America's Finest. Honor Them 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you for your service my daddy fought in WWII as a swabbie. Uncle was a pilot and another Capt in Army. Yes was the greatest generation that ever lived❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
For everyone seeing this, it's truly beautiful!!!!!!!
My Great Uncle fought in WW1. He was 15 years old. He lied about his age. My Grandfather( mom) and 2 uncles( my dad's brothers) fought in WW2. My Grandfather was a Canadian Mechanic stationed in Edinburgh.
My one uncle was a Saboteur and the other landed on the beaches of Normandy!
All fought for Canada,!
They all fought for us!
I will never forget! We should never forget!
The GREATEST of Generations
Your uncle was a great and very courageous young man. I wish I had half his courage. Hats off to your uncle.
God bless you sir!! And thank you very much.
Go Army!
Thank you for your service, Sir! My dad was a radio operator on a B17 during WWII.
Where did your father fight, in which countries of World War II? Tell us about it With respect to all veterans. Greetings from St. Petersburg.
@@NanaPigal-789 Are you in Russia or America? I am in awe of all our allies. But thd Russian people will never leave my heart.
Either way, it is lovely to hear where people are from. I am a Kiwi.
@@barbsmart7373 Thanks, dear friend! I live in Russia, in the very beautiful city of St. Petersburg. My family also fought on the fields of World War II. Grandfather, his four sons. One son did not return from the battle and died. These terrible years scorched every family in our country. We remember everyone who conquered the world and destroyed Nazi Germany. All the best to you, joy and happiness.What is Kiwi?
@@NanaPigal-789
Hello again my Friend.
It is exciting for me to read such a kind and interesting reply.
I have watched various podcasts and lots of War documentaries, and seen a lot of comments in writing that is Russian. Usually there is no translation. I have replied to many Russian people and sometimes I get a reply.
I can never really comprehend what the German people did, especially in Russia. And I am really, really amazed at what your people did to
save their country and people, from such horror. It is incredible.
I can not really comprehend the brutality inflicted on Russian people. I don't think I ever will.
I admire such strong Russian people, and Russian women very much.
In England, women did the men's work, but not fighting. The German women lived a privileged life, I think. They could all stay home with their children and they ate rather well.
I feel bad because Britain wasn't any help
to Russia. Maybe it was far too risky to send the Brits to that situation.
I am from New Zealand. I have been here all my life.
I love my country too, for different reasons. Especially the natural beauty and wildlife. Also the character of our people- friendly, laidback, humane. And most of us embrace the different cultures here, especially our Maori people and culture.
Another thing is that we we have Monuments to honour our men who died fighting Germans from 1915 till 1918. I admire the Russian men, the way they fought while being gassed by those Germans.
I know men whose fathers fought in France. They were gassed.
A tenth of our population went to the other side of the world to fight the Germans in Gallipoli and France.
We have been honouring our war heroes ever since.
Our men also fought from 1940 till '45.
I am a nurse, and I cared for thousands of elderly Kiwi (New Zealand) men who fought against Germans, Italians and Japanese.
I didn't know what Russian people thought of the actions of all the rest of us- Brits, Americans, French, Aussies, Kiwis.. It was hell of course. We were in Italy, North Africa, Egypt, the Pacific. A lot of our men flew with the RAF, so helped to protect Britain and to bomb Germany. They had to live for decades with what they had done. But they were impossible choices. You can see I still have not come to terms with the German mindset.
Hundreds of our guys were at Normandy too I think about all my heroes- Russian, British, American, Aussie, Canadians...Scandinavians, resistance workers. It is incredible...Russians are really incredible and tough.
On a lovelier topic, I watch Russian dancers and Russian singers and choirs. I love all these wonderful and amazing things. And the words of the songs are beautiful and strong.
I have got to know only 3 different Russian people in my life, just a little bit. They all had a big effect on me.
They were all in sad circumstances but I have lost touch with them. They were in 3 different towns. They were so friendly, open and very very generous. I will never forget them. Their hardships, their generosity and beauty were huge.
That is a little from New Zealand.
I really appreciate your reply after being unable to communicate with so many Russian people writing comments that I don't understand.
Whenever I see Russians on little films or videos, they seem very nice and the comments are always very very polite.
It is 9.24 in the morning down here.
Have a happy night.
Love from New Zealand!
@@barbsmart7373 Dear friends, come to New Zealand! It's important that you saw me. As a result, the people from the different planets need to go to your family. Наша страна огромна. The southern territory of Russia is over 4000 km away floor - 10 000 km. The area of the territory of Russia is 60,933 km (from 38,808 km - the sea of Russia).The distance between St. Petersburg and New Zealand is 16479 km.-- so far!But distances do not prevent people from communicating and that’s great!I watched the film Gallipoli, an Australian film from 1981. This film shows how young men and grown men volunteered to go to war. Mel Gibson and Mark Lee. It was the First World War. A very powerful anti-war film that moved me to tears.Another film is The Water Diviner, directed and starring Russell Crowe. Australian Joshua Connor travels from his native Australia to Turkey to find his three sons. They are listed as missing after the Battle of Gallipoli. I was struck by this film with truth and reality.
Churchill was to blame for the defeat in the battle, for which New Zealanders and Australians gave their lives on the other side of the world?It's 22 o'clock. Goodbye, have a nice new day. In St. Petersburg. White Nights. There are no nights -- at night it is as light as during the day and people walk until midnight, boat rides on the Neva, a very beautiful city when you sail along the rivers and canals of the city. We have many tourists from different countries. Today I was in the Hermitage and there were a lot of tourists.
Thank you. Sir, for your service ❤
Thank You Sir....🙏🙏
Sometimes it's strange to me to think my Dad and Uncle were World War II US Army Vets. God bless the United States of America and We The People and our Allies. ✝️☝️🕊😇❤️🔥🙏👏🫶👍🇺🇲
Yea they were indoctrinated like crazy
I am from New Zealand. I feel the same way...about the Americans and all our allies. Two times or more. Immeasurable resect and gratitude.
You never forget rifle drill.... Port Arms, Right Shoulder Arms, Left Shoulder Arms.... many more. Semper Fi from an old Marine
True, many hours out on the grinder makes you pay attention 😮😅
Semper Fi from an Old Marine.
Thankyou... from New Zealand.
Lest we forget... all your buddies.
@barbsmart7373 Yes I agree. Stay safe down there.
@@samueljohnson7068 It sure does. Hours and hours on the Parade Deck marching.
Thank you for your service and dedication to this country, I salute you and all who gave and are continuing to give. God Bless you 🇺🇸
When they are gone, who will be there for us ? My father passed too soon in 1975.
My grandfather was on Omaha at 19 yr old and in 1957 had my dad both army veterans and recently I lost. Both med
""My dads father served on the mighty HMS HOOD.""But was on shore leave, when it took that fatal hit."l have the greatest respects for all vets.
Our eternal thanks❣️ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you sir and God Bless
We are thankful 💕😌🙏🙏💕 for you and you're friend's
Thank You❤.God Bless You.
The greatest generation is leaving us every day and will be missed forever. Bless them all.
Thank you for all you’ve done for our country! You’re a hero.
He's still a soldier even after all he's done , thank u Sir !! I wasn't even born yet but I know what you did that day for our freedom and I will never forget , who knows what would've become of myself and family had you not fought that day or even if I'd be here , I'll forever remember!! On behalf of the FIERRO FAMILY WE'RE FORVER GREATFUL!! 3RD GENERATION AND NOW THERES 5 !!
Salute you sir!!
You are the man.
Thank you for your service may God continue to bless you
Thank you for your service sir
Respect Monsieur mille merci pour tout ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Amitiés ❤❤❤❤
A true American.Hero thank you for your service Sir.and to all WWII Heroes living and passed thank you for saving the world. Godspeed
Thank you so much Sir! Thanksgiving from Llandudno, Wales 🏴🏴🏴🏴🔥💪
You are right our greatest generation ❤️ the like we will never see again thank you for your service and sacrifice ❤
God bless You four ever sir
Thank you sir. You are the best of the best. God Bless You.
Thank you and God Bless❤
Cool beyond words. Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your sacrifice and the nightmare you see every night in my house it does not go unforgotten. GOD bless you and America 🇺🇸
Respect To you Sir and the fallen ones . Let’s never forget
Thank you!! From italy
Screw Mosulini
Tears of praise and proud of you service to our country ❤🙏🏻❤️ you deserve more blessings as the ones who served as well!!!
Thank you for your service God Bless America
เป็นความทรงจำที่ลืมได้ยาก ขอบคุณที่ทำเพื่อพวกเรา รักและเคารพอย่างสูงสุดทหารผ่านศึกทุกๆท่าน ขอให้พระเจ้าคุ้มครองท่านตลอดไป❤❤❤❤❤จากประเทศไทย
My respects to a true veteran who inspires me with great love for his country and how he represents his country with pride🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank You for your service never will be forgotten
Thank you sir. My Daddy in heaven fought Army with you ww2, Korea. God bless you and your service. A fellow Veterans daughter. God bless youm❤🎉d❤❤penny elliott
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Thank you sir God bless you sir❤
We who were in that war as civilians will never forget those of 17 nations who caught for our freedom. God bless them all and their family's who supported them
Thanks to all of are veterans you have served are country
Very touching, this gentleman has not forgotten his training after many years, Bless you sir.
Thank You Sir❤️
Thank you Sir for your Service and Bravery ❤❤ 🙏
This is the best video ever thanks so much for your service god bless you and your family
Gob bless you Sir ❤❤
God Bless You and keep you safe. You will never be forgotten what you sacrificed will never be forgotten.
Thank you sir
Thank you for ur service god bless you
MUCH RESPECT & THANKS