Big & Rich - 8th of November Documentary: A True Story of Pain & Honor
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- On November 8th, 1965, the 173rd Airborne Brigade on Operation Hump, War Zone D in Vietnam were ambushed by over 1200 V.C. Forty-eight American soldiers lost their lives that day. Severely wounded and risking his own life, Lawrence Joll, a medic, was the first living black man since the Spanish-American War to receive the United States Medal of Honor for saving so many lives in the midst of battle that day. Our friend, Nialls Harris, retired 25 years, United States Army (the guy who gave Big Kenny his top hat) was one of the wounded who lived. This song is his story. Caught in the action of 'kill or be killed' - 'greater love hath no man to lay down his life for a friend.'
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Thank you John, Kenny, and everyone else responsible for this. Truly we could tell this was special to all of you in the writing of this song and the making of this film. And a special aloha and thanks to my battle buddy and right hand man, Morris Niles Harris, whom I had the pleasure of serving with many years later in Germany with the 1st Infantry Division (Forward), I salute you. With fond memories on this Veterans Day, I toast you, our fellow veterans and our fallen. Emery Tyacke
It was my honor to write, produce, direct and score this story. After 35 years of work, I can't say I'm any more proud of a piece of work than this one. John, Kenny, Marc and, most of all, Niles...thank you for the opportunity and the memory of a lifetime. G
Thank you for giving at least a small part of honor and respect to those of the 173rd. This ungrateful Country to this day still has not given those brave men the honor and respect they as well as all those who served in Nam that they so rightfully earned and deserve.
Thank you for telling this man and his brothers story! And keeping it real. God bless him and his brothers.
God bless you from the family of all vietnam vets for telling the story so eloquently
Thank you for such a wonderful well-written thought out piece of work. If I knew how to contact Mr Dave was directly I would if for nothing else than to say thank you. My great-uncle was there with him. Unfortunately... He didn't make it back. But he died for what he believed in. At any rate.. Thank you again.
It is a pleasure to watch this every 8th of November 🇺🇲🗽🦅
My name is Kenny DeWit I served with Charlie Company November plt 3/503rd 173rd Airborne Brigade 1969 THIS IS ABOUT MY BRAVE BROTHERS AND I MISS AND LOVE THEM FOREVER!
I don't deal with COCKSUCKERS!
No I DONT DISRESPECT PEOPLE UNTIL THEY "ASK FOR IT"!
Alex Peterson
fought for me???!!!!
U LIVE ON PLANET FOX NEWS DONT U???!!!
As a daughter to a man that served in Vietnam, you have all my respect. Both my parents were in the US Army. My father was in Vietnam as a Cobra pilot, my mother was personnel in Desert Storm and I was in OIF. I am fortunate to live in the DC area (only cause I can visit the Memorials). I know that I will never understand what my parents went through, just like they will never understand what I went through, but we are very proud to stand together as prior Military members that served our country to the best of our ability. May all the ones that dont make it home rest in peace.
Your war heroes are our war criminals.
Specially the mass murderers: The bomber pilots!
Mr. Harris my father was a Marine in Vietnam in '66 and '67 when he was wounded in the A shau valley. I myself am a retired Marine who served not only in Somalia, Haiti and Kosovo but also 2 deployments to Iraq and 3 to Afghanistan. You sir have my highest respect you like my father are Hero's to me Thank You For Your Service God bless God speed and Semper Fi Brother.
my father-in-law Roy Ehlers and his older brother William went to the war in Vietnam together and landed in the same platoon when he was wounded a medic chopper was coming in to take him home .... "my brother where is he?" they told him they believed he was captured HE said I'm not leaving him behind ran back into the jungle found his brother picked him up and told him "I'm not living without you " and carried Him all the way back to the chopper they came home safe and sound both retired......thank you for everything you have done for the ones that are still there the P.o.W and M.I.A`s you are not forgotten with much respect ....thank you
God Bless Them both.
I'd heard this song before, but this is the first time I've seen the documentary. I'm a combat vet and was in Vietnam in 69 and 70 with the 4th Infantry Division. I was also wounded in an ambush, so this brought back a flood a memories. Thanks to everyone who worked on this project, it meant a lot to me and I'm sure to the families who's sons and husbands didn't make it home. God Bless you and those who served.
Thank you for your service sir ! Welcome Home !! Far too late but welcome home !!
My dad was in 25th and uncle served proudly with the 4th.
Thank you.🌈
I am so very proud to have been in the 173 1968 !!!
Thanks for your service. My dad may have flown CAS for you.
I met Floyd yesterday, a soldier and Survivor of this very battle. That’s what led me to this video and song. Respect to all.
I’ve listened to this song for years and didn’t know about this documentary. My fourteen year old son found it and we watched with tears in our eyes.
my grandpa died that day he was on the front line and was gunned down it makes me want to cry because he was only 23 the 8 th of November is a day that makes me cringe big and rich thanks to you I now know more about my grandpa and how he was a real Hero R.I.P 173rd airborne
Justin Kontz.
They the men in the 173rd were under the table hand picked by higher ups and were follow through out the process of who's going where. Personnel opinion. Doc Bradley 173rd late in life and looking back
I was a herd dude and damn proud of it
My uncle also died that day as well . He was 19. May they all RIP
All the ones lost their lifes that day and every other day of that war and every other one of the wars America was involved with are hero and I thank them and their families for their Service and their Sacrifice
SSG Benham David A
US Army (Retired)
"SCOUTS OUT"
This thing had me crying like a damn baby. My jungle boots are in my garage too. “Once a gunfighter always a gunfighter”
Airforce brat dad was in Vietnam too this brought back. A lot of memories about how he was treated when he came home. Thank you for your service Peace and Love
Welcome home hero..we love you and appreciate your service..
Im a desert storm vet. Just wanted to say Thank you
Veteran’s Day. November 11, 2022. I’ve sung this song many times at the local karaoke hub. The story that Chris Christofferson told at the beginning of the song was touching. This brings a tear to my eye. Niles, thank you for your story. Thank you for your bravery to return to War Zone D. Big and Rich, thank you for your story telling talents, to make Niles’ life into a song. Thank you for the Dóng Song too. You toasted in that hole, I sipped a little Ole Smokey for you. Thank You, thank Your Buddies back in 1965.
I was born in 69. I just want to say thank you to all the Vietnam vets. you are truly the real heroes. I hate the way you were treated when you came back.
Rich, until 2 hrs ago I had never heard of you ( I'm in the UK), saw you on Timcast heard you speak of this amazing story... the true heroes in life never see themselves as anything more than a decent human being, Niles is that hero, thanks for telling the story... Y'all stay true to yourself and your family..
To all the vets, I do appreciate all you have done.
Thank you, for the honor and privilege of serving for you!
Thanks to TimCast tonight 4/11/2022 I found this documentary! Very pleased to find this real life story of a fellow South Dakotan! Really liked the song too!
Being a veteran of OIF & OEF, I appreciate all that you guys did before me. Your honor and courage is something that should have been celebrated! For that I am sorry. God Bless All of You and God Bless America!!!!
THANK YOU ! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE & WELCOME HOME YOUNG BROTHER !!
God love you and thank you
Thank you for your service and welcome
God Bless all who serve and served!! R.I.P 1st LT Levi Bernard, miss ya brother, Cpt Cash and all those who gave it all for us!!
It still makes me feel so sad for our returning Vietnam veterans back in the day 🥲
Thank You John and Kenny what you did here was one of the best tributes I've seen , and my Hat's off to Niles and all who served in that hell! RIP to those who didn't make it back!
big and rich i would like to say thank you for your video my dad was a vietnam vet
who served in this same battle who was behind these solders as support my dad said hell was an understatement watching his brothers get chopped down by the v.c
he doesn't say much bout what he saw he just says he saw his wounded brothers being brought back and hearing the distant thunder of that battle my dad is gone now cancer but i remember his story of this battle from what he would talk about
my dad was a SPEC 4 in the army he served from 64 - 74
+sam lyon My uncle also perished from cancer, like I said earlier
This song and the story always makes me so emotional and appreciate our military men and women who have served and who are currently serving our country
the best and worst of this documentary is that this is the most I've found online about this battle and this unit. when the song first came out I tried to find more about it and nothing was to be found. Bless all the forgotten and lost.
I just watched a video called Al's Vietnam Story about the battle, ck it out
unortuntly with the military they only like to document the sucess and not the defeats/ failures. but its also the reason why we continue to make the same mistakes over and over in combat. i served in iraq and would here about failed missions and ambushes. we would have debriefings rarley on what not to do. and yet the next day told to the very thing that got a fellow soldier killed. then only to get hit and either have injuries and at times deaths. nevr made any sense to me and most others. but its the order. politcal corectness and selfeshness is entrenched in the military these days. most will do anything to make sure thye get the promotion or medal, even if they dont deserve it. this all got real bad with the troop surge in 08, to the point the military started purging ranks in 2010. but alot of good soldiers where let go, for soldiers who played the politics. bottom line is we will never learn and they rarley will document failures.
@@mitchellgodwin8743 , the military has only Progress Reports, they dont have We Lost our Way Reports
@@haroldburrows4770 yes i know. my point is that they never look at the negative and only positive. theres lessons to be learned that are ignored and repeated thruout history.
@@mitchellgodwin8743 , absolutely, only rarely does intelligence rise or fight it's way thru the bureaucracy of the Green Machine
Thank You for this documentary, and the Tribute to the Viet Nam Veterans "Living and Fallen"!!! In 1972, I was nineteen when I served in Viet Nam and Cambodia. Thank You for doing your part to help finally "Welcome Us Home"!
I come from a long line of Army men and this song means so much to me . Thank you for doing it !!
Thank you to Niles , for sharing your story. Thank you Big & Rich, for writing the song & thank you to everyone involved in this documentary. Being married to a career military member, the song always choked me up. By the time I got to the end when the song is played again, I was crying my eyes out. Thank you Niles, for your continued service to this country. God Bless You
This document has opened my eyes as to whom is the real hero, as to true Honor, and true Loyalty to his Brotherhood.
Hoorah Soldier, My many thanks, to you and your fallen, this will forever be a memory,never forgotten in my mind.
Thank you , for your strength!
You are so much appreciated
always an honor to see a MOH awardee, but then, always an honor to watch our brave troops from any period in our history !!!
Having served 14 months with the herd. If your going to be in the bridage. Be prepared to sacrifice. Doc Bradley
I work with a man that was on that hill a mere week before that day. God bless our veterans and thank you all for your service
This was incredible to watch, thank-you all for increasing my understanding of this time 1000%. The entire thing got me, but I have to say at the end, when there was an image of young man struck down, and laying on the ground that I suddenly saw my own sons in his place, and realized in a personal way at that moment how horrible it was. There aren't words to say what these men went through, and I thank them very much, as well as Big and Rich for going above and beyond in writing this song.
From Australia, cheers mate. This video with the spirit it was made, a soldiers story of the Free. We honor each other but I honor u more. Any front-line soldier tells a different story & lives a different life for his brothers, that only another soldier would understand. I am of a Service today but the respect is no different. Great honoring ur brothers Niles....I standfast for you. Cheers
50 years later a friend of mine served in the 173rd Airborne Brigade.
Here's to ya on November 8, 2019, Niles. Salute!
I just watched John rich on temples Tim cast IRL show since his team he and his team are in Nashville for the week. And during the cat feedback, one of the members mentioned just documentary. So of course, I just had to watch it. I'm a Navy veteran myself, and it's nice to see artists to Vietnam vet the attention they deserve. They are badass and theirs.
I'll proudly tip my hat and take it off to the two of you, your crew and especially Niles. This documentary is a fantastic show of patriotism. Every young kid should watch this and hopefully they remember it. I cant wait to share it with my daughter when she is old enough for it to set in. Again, my hat is off to all of you and it's awesome that the song was written because of a hat. Hope to see more like this soon. I know the song is aging already but I remember the first time I heard it. And that's powerful. Good job guys. Keep it up! AMERICA!
An amazing story of many great men. But sadly not many were able to come home to tell us in person.
Thank you to all American soldiers, past and present. You don't get the respect that you so greatly deserve, at all. And i give special thanks to my grandfather, Tom Roach, and my father, George Cloud
I met a man today and he told me about this song and the story behind it
He made it through and is here today with knowledge, experience , and wisdom I will never have
I thank him and all those who served so I can be free
Thanks for Honoring those who served. My father served in the Navy, was injured during Golf of Tonkin incident.
Thank You BIG And RICH, These Are Our HEROS!!!
First off Thank You Niles and all of the 173rd. Welcome home. This was an amazing documentary and thank you Big and Rich and the crew who brought this so that many can appreciate these soldiers for what they gave for their country.
Every one that died that day is a great friend of mine and your’s if you are living free in this country and accepting our way of life. We call each one not man nor boy but Brother’s, PRAISE GOD!!! AMEN 🙏
I've been through some tough times in Vietnam and have known more than a few brothers killed ther but I'm thankful that I don't have to live withe memories of those who went through some really bad times like on the 8th of November, June 22nd 1967 Battle of the Slopes and Hill 875 November 1967. Airborne and salute Brothers!
Hats off to you sir. Welcome Home. If I were able to I would take you out for supper and a beer.
Your sentiments are greatly appreciated James, Thank You.
Welcome Home Brother.
Carl, thank you for your service. I know the men of the Vietnam era don't get much gratitude. But on behalf of my family, I thank you for all that you gave for this great country. Fernando Alarcon, USMC.
Thank you for your sentiments Fernando. I just now saw your reply. Semper Fi!
I've loved the song and today March 29th 2017 I celebrate the Vietnam Veterans Welcome Home day. I always listen to the 8th of November and Still in Saigon by Charlie Daniels. Well I saw the link to this video and clicked on it and found myself moved deeply by all the care, respect, and love put into this story! I was a Navy Boiler Operator aboard the USS John Paul Jones DDG-32 and I was involved in the evacuation of Saigon. Thank you to all involved in telling this great story!!
I remember getting this dvd on a cereal box when I was a kid.
God bless our veterans, god bless Niles and god bless the red white and blue.
My Dad Robert W Jones was in The U.S.A.F he did two tours in Vietnam and one in Korea. He made it home. And served 20 more years. I Remember the day are Soldiers Came Home, And the American People were not very nice.It made me cry then and seeing your Documentary 8th of Nov made me cry again.I will never let another Nov 8th go by without Remembering All are American Soldiers Dead and Alive.Who gave us our Freedom. STAND TALL HOLD YOUR HEAD HIGH.Thank You Shirley A Jones (Walton)
amen never forget the herd or any of our guys who never came home.. love ya all
I feel anything I say is inadequate to the sacrifices remembered here. Thank you.
I was their in 1968 .Rest in peace
james edwards Thank You for your Service!
Welcome Home James
Welcome home!
Im wayching this in 2023, im sad what our country is going through. Kenny, your buddy is a warrior, i hope America has more of them!
Big and Rich.... this really was BIG and RICH of you to do something so special for a Vietnam vet! Thank you very much! Niles, thank you for having the courage to walk in those places again in the little strip of jungle. I think it is an incredibly good thing that you have done! Thank you very much for your service to the U.S.FLAG and what she stands for! May God bless y’all real well!
This is how I like my country, both the music & our brave Warriors. My heart breaks every time one of pi ur active duty dies, our Vets commit suicide or die... Truly the glue holding our Flag together, and the Country!
Niles, thank you to you and your brothers for your service.
From an Aussie who wont forget.
ozzmanzz l
Beer is in the fridge for you
This video showed up in my feed today and the memories flooded back. In 2006 South Dakota dedicated our Vietnam Memorial and threw one heck of a welcome home, sadly too many years late. Big and Rich were there singing their song, Nialls was there, free chopper rides, a parade, concerts and we received a CD of this documentary. HHB 5/2 Arty 68-69. Thanks for the efforts in putting this all together.
Thank you for your service Niles I wish more of our Vietnam vets would get the chance to go back and possibly heal a little especially for my daddy he was a door Gunnar in the Air Force and was shot down 4 times and he is full of shrapnel but continued to go back till all American troops were brought home due to survivors guilt which he still suffers today. Thank you for your service you all deserved a ticker tape parade when you returned home but our country had a lapse in judgement in sorry.
Thank you so much for this documentary and thank you for the respect and tasteful way it is presented.
I had 2 uncles that fought in Vietnam. They came home changed men, one never talked about it and the other did when he was drinking. They both died now RIP. My husband's uncle died in Vietnam, 1967, we have the memories. They were brave men and they never received the respect or honor they deserved for serving their country so selflessly.. And for that I thank you all and a thanks to Big and RIch for doing this.
Big & Rich , all I can say at this time is thank-you ....
This resonated with me and every other veteran everywhere I might be from a different country and a different war but it still hit a nerve, and I wasn’t even in combat, not properly like an infantryman, but goosebumps and a little tear. Respect. RIP, Lest We Forget. 😔👍🇬🇧🏴
Such a good documentary. Niles was my dad's neighbor while he was growing up in New Bremen
I served with the 4th battalion (B/4/503rd) out of L.Z. North English in 1969-'70.
Carl Davis, thank you for your service..
Thank You for your sentiments Native Knight as they were few and far between back in our day.
My dad was in Vietnam, not sure what year it was. They pulled him out, he was a sharp shooter, they put him at Guantanamo Bay Cuba (USMC). He never talked about Vietnam or Guantanamo Bay Cuba. He said, " The shit he seen would make a person cringe." He would not talk about it. He did tell me he hated leaving his brothers behind in the jungle to go to Guantanamo. He told me he would rather be in Nam then Cuba. He said, "The Jungle was friendlier." I don't know what he seen or what y'all seen but my hat goes off to y'all for your service.
In '69 I was in Delta, 4th Batt. 503rd out of LZ North English 🤙😎
Welcome home Carl
Song and story well me up every time
God bless those who went
I say thank you for honoring our vets this way, I am a vet and my father was in the 173rd in 65, he fought in Operation Silver Bayonet, Battle of La Drang one of the first and worst in Vietnam. He lost many brothers there and I am thankful to still have him with us.
Kenny and John did their job, the first time and every time I hear this song, the tears flow.
This documentary touched my heart in such a way, I thank you for making it and recognizing what this fine American soldier and his brothers endured that day, God bless you sir, you'll be forever in my heart, as well as your brothers, much love to you!!
My uncle Wayne served in Vietnam… I wish I knew more about his service. He passed away a few years ago from his exposure to Agent Orange. Damn good man.
This is a beautiful and heartbreaking documentary. I love the honor that was bestowed on all involved and mentioned. Hard to comprehend this was FORTY years ago now. I'm grateful for this story. Thank you.
I want to thank Niles and Big and Rich for sharping this story. I intend to share it regularly as it needs to be remembered, this was a hard fight against a determined foe. These young men need to be remembered along with all of those who fell in Vietnam, and those who are still missing.
As a Nam Sky Soldier I enjoyed this refliction
I so appreciate the respect these artists show. Big and Rich, you don't need to wear the uniform to be a true warrior. Thank you guys so much for this documentary. And thank you Niles. God bless you all!
Thank you Big & Rich for this Documentary. I know how much this helped many veterans find there way in life after so much negative thing's that happen to those that served our country when called upon. Growing up my hero was my Dad a veteran who served during Korea, 3 uncles, 4 cousins one is on the wall W15, 63 row, 5th name over from the Vietnam war, I only know of 6 members from WWII, along with my papaw who was the master electri. who armed the nuc's that were dropped on Japan these were my other hero's along with every man and woman who served our country. I'm proud to come from a military family, I served 15 years, 6 months and 13 days before being medically retired. Again thank you so much for this song along with the documentary.
Listen to the song on my playlist every day. First time I've seen this video. AMAZING. Thank you Niles...
Drafted November 23, 1965. My father was born on November 8, by step daughter on November 8 and my niece. Song as a lot of meaning to me. My favorite Big and Rich song.
To All of MY Vietnam Brothers Living and Dead, WELCOME HOME you loyal sons! God Bless you all...
EVERY TIME I WATCH THIS, I CRY, & LAUGH. IT DEFINITELY AFFECTS ME.
THX TO YOU BIG& RICH..
AND OF COURSE..
NILES.
Kenny, my wife has a strong connection to you although ya'll have never met. Her cousin is your driver. And, her brother served in Vietnam during the same time as this video portrays, the mid-60's. so, from Alabama, hello nd thanks for your tribute to those who served.
Beautiful. Thank you. Thank you to all who were there and welcome home.
John Rich ... Saw you on Tim Pool's TimCAST IRL. THANK YOU FOR BEING A OUTSTANDING AMERICAN PATRIOT.
I think a lot of us came here right after that.
My Dad was with the 25, Wolfhounds, 27 th inf... He passed away in 2018. God bless you dad and all Vietnam veterans....
Nam vet here. I never watch a documentary twice but I did this one. No one can understand unless you were in that environment. No one. Seeing villagers who just wanted to live unmolested, their living conditions the same now as then shows some nature of mankind. Being a US soldier in that culture was hard to comprehend.
I was 14 years old when this happened. Three years later, I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.
Thank you me.nile for what your doing and did for this country
I'd like to say thank you to all the vets current, past and in the future. Thank you for fighting for not only my freedom but, everybody's else. Much respect to you and many thanks and please ignore the idiots like Roxidious you deserve better treatment than what that guy is saying.
This is an excellent documentary and a wonderful thing for Big and Rich to do. Many people don't realize that Kris Kristofferson was an airborne ranger and a commissioned helicopter pilot in the Army's 8th Infantry Division (A) who served in Germany during the Vietnam era, so there's no question about his support for our troops. I had no idea that Big and Rich were such strong supporters as well though.
Thank you so much to all Vietnam veterans who served when so many others did everything they could to avoid going. Thanks especially to those vets of the 173rd "Herd" who were involved in that horrific battle of 8 November 1965. Our nation owes each of you a Dept that can never be repaid. God bless you all! Airborne All The Way!
Thanks to all that served!!! You will never by forgotten. Amen to all... thanks for your service.
Beautiful documentary!! God bless n thank all our vets for there service!! I sure do!!
Niles thank you sir for your service. You are an honored hero, you and the rest of your unit and every brave man and woman who has served this country to defend our freedom. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
My dad was 20 when he went to Nam in the USMC. His nickname was old man because everyone else was 18 and 19.
I forgot to mention he was shipped out in 1965. He turned 73 on December 12th.
I once worked with a guy who was a platoon sergeant in Vietnam. They called him 'Pops' because he was so old. He was 22.
All the “older” guys were ‘Dad’ or ‘Pops’ or something to reflect age. Not enough months or couple of years to make any difference, but this was just how things were in ‘Nam. Bunch of kids, barely out of HS and college age kids, suffering over there in that. My Gunny pulled three tours from ‘67-‘70 and was 17 when he went in. His uncle signed for him to go. He was barely shaving.
My brother turned 21 in 68 in Da. NANG I assume they called him old man.3Div,USMC
@@josephbragg6388
They would’ve. Anybody over 25 was “grandpa.”
just heard this song and big and rich i think for the first time on vegas strong concert tonite..blown away..awesome song..born in 1960 i remember the pains and struggles of a generation going thru this war..
Amazing piece of history. Thank you so much for sharing!
For those brave men of the 173rd and to all those who had the misfortunes of serving this ungrateful Nation in Nam. I SALUTE YOU AND WILL HONOR AND PRAISE YOUR COURAGE. THIS NATION OWES YOU A DEBT THAT GOD KNOW WE CAN NEVER REPAY. YOU CAME HOME TO AN UNGRATEFUL NATION THAT TO THIS DAY REFUSES TO GIVE YOU THE HONOR AND RESPECT YOU SO DESERVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There are not words to say how grateful I am that you are honoring our troops because my grandfather served in Vietnam because he was drafted and he got cancer from fighting in the war. I thank you
Thank you for the bottom of my heart for writing suck an amazing tribute and beautiful song
I did not have the privilege of serving, but I’m eternally grateful to those who have served and purchased this freedom I and my family enjoy! Thank you.
God bless you all and thank you all so much for your service, never forgotten 🇺🇸
Thanks guys... this was great! Nice tribute to some brave men.
Thank you soldiers ❤️We love you all.💕
I am speechless. Speechless at the sacrifice of these Americans. And speechless that 6 people felt the need to dislike this video. I believe in watching my language, so to summarize, i realize that my shotgun fits 6 shells. New kneecaps are cheap this time of year. This video makes me see beyond a song I have always loved, the true story beyond it. Thank you to all those who have sacrificed without thanks. The majority may forget, but the minority will always cherish. These soldiers fought.
I often wonder if my friends and I will go back and visit the places that we fought our war. Iraq seems more likely than Afghanistan, I guess. This was a wonderful video. It really helps us remember the important things in life.
Thank you big kenny thank you a lot!
Go's bless you Niles.
Deep heartfelt thanks for you& the others for your sacrifice and service.