To all the Italians fallen in Vietnam born in Italy and gone to serve their second homeland and to Vitrò Vitrò, Calabrian, (South Italy), 26th US Army Infantry, enlisted in 1968, fallen on February 28, 1969 in Binh Duong (South Vietnam). Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal and Army Commendation Medal
@@JohnSmith-nz9dn “When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.”
The Men and Women, their Sacrifice, all so I could have my freedom. They are Hero’s. Someone’s family shed tears because their son, daughter, Dad, mom Etc. gave their life for this freedom. I have a respect deep inside of me for their honor and sacrifice, I wished I could thank them all at every grave stone and even those who are mia. We have the greatest country in the world and I love it. Glory to America!
I shall not fail I shall not be silent in church temple I shall shout from the roof tops confess my love for God ill sore with eagles ill shepherd you to God good and kind loving God
How we have squandered and taken for granted the freedom they bought for us. I think about that as I listen to some know it all whine and complain about how the United States of America is such a horrible place to live.
The US has ALWAYS had major flaws, especially as it relates to its treatment of certain segments of its own population. We fought for freedom in other countries, yet have not espoused those same ideals in our own country. Black soldiers, for instance, would fight in Europe for other people's freedom, only to come home with no rights themselves and be spat on by white Americans while wearing their uniforms. One black WWI veteran, Wilbur Little, was even lynched by whites for refusing to remove his military uniform, and many other black soldiers were physically attacked for the same reason. Of course no one was ever punished. During WWI, the US actually pawned black *American* soldiers off to the French; it is a disgrace to place American soldiers under the command of a foreign force. Despite this, Black American units, under French command, demonstrated untold heroics that the American government didn't think they were capable of, and were awarded France's highest military honor. They would come home to America and not be celebrated at all. You may like to pretend that this version of America doesn't exist, but other people do not have that luxury. Patriotism is *not* believing that that US is perfect and cannot be criticized. It is striving to perfect your country in the hopes that it will one day live up to its stated ideals. People who don't strive for this are least patriotic of all. The day you cannot criticize your country and speak about its flaws is the day your country begins its downfall, as you will simply revel in ignorance in of all your flaws, rather than strive for much needed improvement. America has not changed for the better through the do-nothing, performative patriotism that you profess.
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God bless them all who died for us our future and our freedom 🙏
One of the most beautiful songs my God protect our Soldiers
From the UK to our brothers and sisters in the USA. We weep with you and will be by your side always❤
Also from the UK here. 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
To all the Italians fallen in Vietnam born in Italy and gone to serve their second homeland and to Vitrò Vitrò, Calabrian, (South Italy), 26th US Army Infantry, enlisted in 1968, fallen on February 28, 1969 in Binh Duong (South Vietnam). Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal and Army Commendation Medal
My dad was a marine n fought at Okinawa God rest his soul
Hard to sing those words without weeping...
Magnificent
This song brings me to tears every single time I hear it.
Me too!
We can never repay our soldiers. Their sacrifices humble me. Thank all soldiers for their service!
It’s a wonderful tribute to our soldiers everywhere and for all times!
This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It made me cry.
That was my reaction as well.
I cry , me too🙏🏽❤️🔥
@@JohnSmith-nz9dn
“When it comes your time to die,
be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death,
so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time
to live their lives over again in a different way.
Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.”
@woodystorey whose quote is that?
@@troywilderness2459 it’s by Chief Tecumseh, Google “Tecumseh Death Poem” and you can read the entire 2 paragraph poem..
The Men and Women, their Sacrifice, all so I could have my freedom. They are Hero’s. Someone’s family shed tears because their son, daughter, Dad, mom Etc. gave their life for this freedom. I have a respect deep inside of me for their honor and sacrifice, I wished I could thank them all at every grave stone and even those who are mia. We have the greatest country in the world and I love it. Glory to America!
Well said.
Every time I read those lyrics... I weep with joy for their destiny, but in sorrow for their temporal suffering.
I shall not fail I shall not be silent in church temple I shall shout from the roof tops confess my love for God ill sore with eagles ill shepherd you to God good and kind loving God
God bless them
beautiful
From the UK 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
The grief......
Moving
Love our military!
❤❤❤❤❣️❣️❣️
How we have squandered and taken for granted the freedom they bought for us. I think about that as I listen to some know it all whine and complain about how the United States of America is such a horrible place to live.
The US has ALWAYS had major flaws, especially as it relates to its treatment of certain segments of its own population. We fought for freedom in other countries, yet have not espoused those same ideals in our own country. Black soldiers, for instance, would fight in Europe for other people's freedom, only to come home with no rights themselves and be spat on by white Americans while wearing their uniforms. One black WWI veteran, Wilbur Little, was even lynched by whites for refusing to remove his military uniform, and many other black soldiers were physically attacked for the same reason. Of course no one was ever punished. During WWI, the US actually pawned black *American* soldiers off to the French; it is a disgrace to place American soldiers under the command of a foreign force. Despite this, Black American units, under French command, demonstrated untold heroics that the American government didn't think they were capable of, and were awarded France's highest military honor. They would come home to America and not be celebrated at all. You may like to pretend that this version of America doesn't exist, but other people do not have that luxury.
Patriotism is *not* believing that that US is perfect and cannot be criticized. It is striving to perfect your country in the hopes that it will one day live up to its stated ideals. People who don't strive for this are least patriotic of all. The day you cannot criticize your country and speak about its flaws is the day your country begins its downfall, as you will simply revel in ignorance in of all your flaws, rather than strive for much needed improvement. America has not changed for the better through the do-nothing, performative patriotism that you profess.
Lay me doon in the caul , caul groon
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
Whaur afore monie mair huv gaun
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4th of July 2024😢
The comic tv show in Japan, to ridicule, the book of Daniel, he was throne to the pit with lions, for them they throw a rope and electric troley
I think the conductor should be in uniform