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This made me appreciate my country even more. I’m in tears.
So much respect 🙏 for all those who serve in our military. Thank you for sharing this video so many can see how much dedication it takes for this duty.
The more I see what you post, the more I understand my Dad (USMC) in a way I did not know. Thank you, they are amazing men & women. How lucky was I to be able to call one of them, Dad.
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Good Bless your father and thank him for his service!
My last year in the Marine Corps i did funerals here locally. And i will tell you that is the most heartbreaking and humbling experience i had ever had in 22 years of service. God bless them and Semper Fi
@Alex Winterborn i found facing the family was the hardest for me as well. Trying my best not to show any real emotion
God bless you for what you do.
Means so much to the families
God bless these men. The family of the Marine who has passed, and each Marine so honored in this way, deserve to be honored and remembered for their service to each of us and our country.
Amen Denise!
You should watch the movie "Taking Chance" starring Kevin Bacon. It is based on a true story. It shows the personal escort officer who accompanies the fallen soldier home. A soldier is assigned to transport a fallen soldier home and it shows the transport officer who never leaves the fallen officer until the job is done. It's very emotional and it shows the strength of character and the toll it takes on the transport officer. You won't be disappointed.
I'm going to look for that movie. It sounds REALLY good, and a chance to see what only other members of the Military do.
Thanks for the info I’m going to look for that movie.
I tried a couple of times to watch that movie. I can only make it through the first several minutes before I break down in tears.. I heard that they honored us well.
My favorite movie of all time.
I was just going to mention Taking Chance. Which is based on a true story.
When my cousin passed after giving birth on maternity leave our small town didn't have enough Marines to carry her. But, the community came thru. We had 4 Marines (one retired) and two soldiers carry her coffin. Three airmen gave the gun salute and a sailor played Taps. When that first shot went off those that had managed to hold their tears couldn't any more. Even my strong willed husband couldn't. She had served in Iraq.
What a HEARTBREAKING HONOR
My 3 uncles had Military burials. It was so moving with playing Taps to 21 gun solute. We felt such loss but the respect and pride during the Service was amazingly powerful.
I love that desk!!! My family carried my husband's coffin and he was received by the body bearers. Two high ranking officers folded his flag then they handed it to my grandson who's in the air force and he knelt in front of me and gave the flag to me. So regal and sad 😢 I got a big hug from my grandson.
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@@TheDonsChannel I forgot to mention that when they did the twenty one gun salute, an officer gave me three spent bullets and then a bag full of the rest of them.
God Bless your husband Dixie and thank you for supporting him during his service!
You are in my prayers dear lady…
@@cliffordbarnes1631 he was a sweet man and a great musician! He would sing to me all the time and play his instruments. My family is into music too so we had a lot in common. Kept us going for 40 years. Thanks Clifford Barnes.
Grateful for your family's service & sacrifices 🙏❤
Marines came together for my son. Even active duty boys as well. His buddies. That I will never forget how the guys really surround us. We were able to host all the buddies. They were all so greatful. I got to love on em all. #militarymomma 💝
My brother is in this video, all these guys were at his wedding. Fantastic group of guys..can say enough about them..absolute spectacle of human beings.
My father was a marine and a veteran of the Korean War . They carried my fathers coffin and folded the flag and presented it to my mother . They gave him a 21 gun salute and played the bugle .it was so touching . My father passed at 74 in his sleep . He was a marine from 17yrs old to 22yrs old . Went to war . Buried with military honors . So deserved . I love these men who do this .
Absolutely
The movie 'Taking Chance' hit me so hard! I worked with every faction of the military except the Coast Guard & I appreciate them so much for what they do. Do a video on Radney Foster's song Angel Flight! TRY to keep a dry eye
So many aspects to the military in general are taken for granted. It's nice to see them given recognition and to allow people to see just how much effort is put into making sure it's a job well done. From graves registration to the mess crew, there is NO unimportant job and it's great to see them acknowledged. Dedication, duty and honor in all aspects. Well done Marines!
I had the honor of seeing these guys in action. A local WWII Marine hero's remains were uncovered on Tarawa, and these guys and others from Washington D.C. came in for the funeral (the Marine was a Medal of Honor recipient, so his funeral was a big deal). I ended up standing behind the Marine holding the MoH flag at the head of the coffin. The gravesite was on a hillside. After lowering the coffin over the gravesite, the body bearers lifted the flag and held it taut above the coffin during the graveside service. Through no fault g the MArines, the service was extremely long (long enouggh for my face to get sunburned). Those body bearers didn't so much as twitch a muscle the entire time. It was as if they were made of granite. And they weren't the only ones; the rifle company and the band (when not playing or firing the salute) were also immobile. It was all very impressive.
When my son was in the Marines he volunteered for burials. He told me he had attended burials for Generals (who had passed of old age) and each were extraordinary humans throughout their lives.
I asked if had known any of them, he said he had not but that is how they were all remembered in their eulogies.. 😪
My family has been in the military for generations. My brother Tony ( marine) mom ( marine) Daddy ( air force) I could go on and on . Thank you so very much for your channel.
My pleasure
God bless these soldiers for their unselfish service to the families and the fallen soldiers...You are a special breed. 🙏 🇺🇲
Absolutely Renee
Marine, not soldier, semper fi.
Renee, and to all those that do not know. Service members of the Marine Corps are Marines. Soldier is someone that serves or served in the Army, just as someone in the Navy is a sailor. Others may find it strange, but we Marines are somewhat offended that so few do not realize the difference.
THIS REALLY IS AN HONORABLE REACTION VID. THANKYOU SHARING!
My Uncle was a Marine during Vietnam. He made it home in one piece Thank God and hr was one of the most honorable men I’ve ever known.
Wonderful
I've got a LOT of Marines in my family, whether by blood (Father, oldest Brother, Uncle, and a couple of cousins) or, by marriage, (one BIL and one SIL). and I've been to a few funeral services at Arlington, my own father's included.
I didn't realize at the time just how much training and bodily strength building went into their position.
Thank you for showing this video, and thank you, Stephanie, wherever you are, for suggesting this subject.
I've always supported our Military, and have a soft spot for the Marines,
and this beautifully done video just adds to my respect and admiration for the Marines who take this post as their way to not only honor a fallen brother/sister but, also honor and respect the families of our fallen Marines.
Thanks again, Don Father for this video!💖💖💖😘😘😘👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure
Amen Kitty!
Brilliantly done! I can't tell you how many times I learn things about our own military because of your channel. Thank you. I never noticed that they only breathe through the nose. This takes such strength and brings such comfort.
You have to be a very special person to do this honorable job🇺🇸 God Bless these soldiers and all the men and women that serve.Thank you!
Marines, not soldiers, semper fi.
Semper Fi! No greater love than this . . . Both deserves and more than earns ultimate respect & honor.
To carry a fallen warrior to their little piece of land paid by with their blood is a honor that words fail to convey:
I just wanted to offer a personal thank you, for bringing attention to this topic and helping raise some money for the cause. Sadly, in the US we lose 22 veterans a day to suicide, due to PTSD and other mental issues. That doesn't even touch the topic of alcohol and self medication. The hardest part of recovery is learning to forgive ourselves... Thank you again!!!
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Semper Fi Brother.
Military (dot) com describes the Marine Corps Body Bearers as the most muscular unit in the Marine Corps. The actual solicitation for becoming a bearer mentions the word flawless at least 4 times, and the physical strength requirements (not to mention mental fortitude) are higher than special forces.
"This billet is not for everyone. Marine Corps Body Bearers serve as a tangible, physical manifestation of the institution that our fallen brothers and sisters have poured their hearts and souls into fortifying, As such, the mental, emotional, and physical toll this responsibility exacts from the Body Bearers as well as Ceremonial Drill School students is immense. That being said, the honor and pride the Body Bearer Section takes in caring for Marines the way they do is one of the most gratifying experiences of their lives."
The Cadre of Marine Body Bearers are a special breed. Semper Fi! God bless them.
Stephanie as a channel member enormous respect to you for suggesting this and allowing us all to have a moment to understand and respect this process!
God Bless your husband and thank him for his service, also thank you Stephanie for being there for him!
Don your reaction is spot on and as always I thank you for your in depth and real heart spoken words.
All of our forces deserve our utmost respect from the time of enlistment until the day that they leave us for a better world on high.
Without our forces we would have nothing and be nothing.
Please pray for all who served!
There is a TV movie called Taking Chance which shows the men who accompany a fallen hero home. It is not a fictionalized piece. It is real. It is on UTube and worth the watch.
Tears ! God bless these men!
Being a brother of a fallen Marine. The honor they presented my family putting my brother to rest showed the meaning of being a Untied a States Marine. As the Marines say. Your a Marine till the day you die! Then your a past Marine. And these Marines honoring them and families are priceless. No words can express the love and honor they do for the families of fallen Marines.
Many of you may or may not have noticed that some Marines have a red stripe down the length of the trousers. This stripe is reserved for NCO's ( Non Commissioned Officers ) and above. It is there to symbolize the blood we have shed for our country.
I must say this was a little hard to watch. My Father, a veteran of both the Korean and Vietnam wars with U.S. Air Force I've grown up seeing way more of this than a child should have to. Bless these Marines, Soldiers, Navy and Airmen that's willing to put this type of duty on their shoulders for the respect these peoples deserves for giving the ultimate. And to all those out there that are still fighting the hidden battles, my resources are limited but still doing all I can.
Bless them.
Please react to a US Patriot Guard Riders video! There’s a documentary by Ellen Frick called “Patriot Guard Riders” that would be perfect but there’s also countless RUclips videos of them as well! You will absolutely LOVE them, what they stand for and do. I promise! ❤️❤️❤️
I’ve seen what they do up close in my tiny, Texas town and it was extremely powerful! As if weren’t already crying and overcome with emotion by what was going on, seeing them riding in increased what I was feeling so much I just started sobbing. 😢 I think you will feel the same if only watching by them on a screen! ❤️🗽🇺🇸🏍
As a Devil Dog MoM, this really gets to me. Also, I would like to point out that Marines do not like being referred as soldiers. The Marines are the smallest branch but they are a select group. They pride themselves on earning the Eagle, Globe and Anchor, following The Crucible and the title United States Marine.
Yeah I understand that
I noticed he slipped once but corrected himself immediately, being a British Marine himself. No grudges.
Great video! I especially loved when they were folding the flag. All of it was very good and raised my respect for the USMC even more. Awesome men! Thank you for sharing this!❤️💪🏼🙏🏻✌🏻🇺🇸
When my husband, a U.S. Army veteran, died I was so proud when the soldiers handed me the flag. It was the most bittersweet moment of my life.
to go with this video is an amazing song by Radney Foster called Angel Flight. if you react to it, try to get the radio tower remix version of it. it's even more chilling.
First of all, I love the background you use now. Thank you for your kinds words Mr. Don. The dedication these men have to make their own's last day on earth a day of respect and honor is wonderful.
My pleasure. Thank you
This is a really good video, it shows the total dedication of a group of Marines to serve their brothers (and their families). Everyone should see it!
You should watch Marine Corps Silent Drill Team.
Yeah I have done a couple now. Please check them out
You talked about how they needed to look the same, not including height. It struck me that the reason what the military wear is called a uniform is because they need to look uniform. I'm really old (about 70) and it just now dawned on me. Thank you.
Absolutely. Everyone and Everything should be uniformal
Stella your not old, I’m 68 years old and we are just getting better.
You should understand they may be called to carry a President. There step and timing must be perfect.
Remember being on a couple of my buddies lists for people to take their coffins home when deployed. Thank God that never came to fruition, not sure I could’ve kept my s* together. Good on them for being composed.
It’s all about respect.❤️🇺🇸
The hardest 😪 part of laying your loved one to rest,who has served our Country is when they had you their Flag. 🇺🇸,
My father's sits high in my living room.
When my husband, an Army veteran, died I was so proud of him when they handed me the flag. It was the most bittersweet moment of my life.
This is not a negative critique but when he said they are trained to show NO emotion , no crying , tears , strain in voice ,..”for the families” I personally think that part should be left out, if the person that gives the flag to the wife or mother etc and tells them the words they do,..happen to get emotional , I feel like it would be appreciated, touching amd sincere for the families . Just my opinion. I come from a US Army family and LOVE our Military /servicemen and dread when my father passes (US Army Vet who lost his leg and comming to the end of his life,..hoping not too extremely soon)
Watch the body bearers from any branch of service and every country. No one does it like America's Marines. These guys are Hard Corps in everything they do, and you would not expect any less of them.
The Marines are not lucky enough to always have available men with combat experience to be body bearers. The fact of the matter it's probably a good thing.
If there is a dangerous place to go. If there is a hard job to do the United States Marines will request to be there.
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If you can access to a HBO movie called “Taking Chance”, watch it. It’s the fictional story of a soldier who accompanies the body of a deceased soldier home. It shows all the details that the US military goes through to take care of fallen soldiers. Very well made.
It's a true story about the Marine that travelled with the body of a fallen Marine. From the moment the body returned stateside and until his burial in Wyoming.
As a Vet love this guy
Thanks Richard
Watch the movie "Taking Chance" starring Kevin Bacon. Based on a true story....
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