I stop at Chance's grave every time I travel through Dubois.... his family keeps a notebook beside the head stone for folks to sign... I leave a trinket of some kind every time I stop. Usually a new American flag for his grave.... I sign the book and tidy up and leave.... What a truely amazing story and young man... if only there were more kids like Chance, would have no more wars.... Thank you Chance for your service and sacrifice....
This movie kills me, Chance Phelps was with 3rd Batallion, 11th Marines when he passed. My husband is currently with 3/11 in Afghanistan, I can't tell you how hard I cried watching this movie. God bless our troops Semper Fi Chance!
I've done that duty to bring home my lifelong best friend that was killed in Vietnam. Toughest duty I ever did. Being a US Army Special Forces veteran, I was rock-steady the entire trip until I met with his parents. When his mom began to weep, I became a pile of emotional mush.
From a former Marine to my brothers here. I have a hard time watching the movie about Chance, but it does bring me hope for the people of America. I have watched it many times, and, no doubt, will watch it many more times. LCpl Phelps, rest in peace. You've earned it. Col. Strobl, it's okay. We ALL miss him.
I have seen the movie 3 times now and each time I choke up, this even made me choke up. Truely an epic story that should never be forgotten, about any of our troops.
I am speechless... My boyfriend is a Marine, and this really touched my heart... Let us not forget all the men and women who are serving/or who have served for our country. Always continue to support our troops out there, and continue to pray for all their families back home.
I watched the movie last night and it's Sunday morning and my heart still feels heavy, like I knew this kid and miss him! God Bless, R.I.P SEMPRE FI !!
The movie fills my old eyes with tears. The home videos at the end are a gut punch. You see Chance Phelps is about the age of my children. They both chose a different path. They both are respectful, aware of the sacrifice of men and women in the armed forces.
I have a 20 year old son and can not even fathom. After 30 years in the fire service and a time of that at ground zero. I salute and commend all of our hero’s who serve and halve served our great country. Sempre fi.
I saw "Taking Chance" today and could not stop myself from crying. It was one of the most touching stories I have seen. Thank you to Lt. Col. Michael Strobl for sharing his thoughts and heartfelt emotions about his journey as an escort for Chance. God bless Chance and all our fallen soldiers.
wussie, thank you for sharing. This just came to light after watching "Taking Chance." RIP Comrade, on this Memorial Day. You will never be forgotten. Never! Chaplain VFW Post 1012.
My husband served 4 tours to Iraq and 2 tours to Korea. Army, navy, air force, marines it doesn't matter they are brothers and sisters and that's what matters. This movie touched my soul and while we may not support this war we must support our troops! Rest in peace chance your name lives on!
After watching the HBO movie "Taking Chance", I was moved by the story and the reaction of those who witnessed this marine's journey home. I'm proud and grateful to the men and women who service to protect our freedoms. Rest in peace, marine!!! Sempre Fi! Sgt. L E Turley USMC (1972-1976)
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13 Chance I could tell was a great man even though I am not a soldier. He was ann honorable soldier and a true Marine. While I cannot say that I understand the brotherhood between you Marines and other soldiers, I can definitely say that I appreciate the sacrifice that you make. Thank you and God bless you all.
Watching his story no matter how many times i see it,i am so over whelm with the bravery of our young men in uniform.My brother Dorian Pierre Sabbath was a Marine,he.didnt see battle.He joined in the early 70s.He was a Marine through and through.The Few,The Proud,The Marines.Thanks for telling his story.Dorian trained im Cal,he was from Detroit Michigan,died Aug,1999.
I have shown this movie to my US History students for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day. I have seen this movie multiple times and it still strikes and emotional nerve in me every time. Thank you for your service Veterans
Omg.....R.I.P Chance and I know this is too late but I guess late better than not at all....🙏🙏 May your family be at peace....and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 💯🇺🇲👍🤝 I am from Riverton Wyoming and I remember when they brought him home and that was the saddest day I will always remember. I had a friend that was a U.S.M.C and I lost her but in a car accident on the Camp Pendleton..U S.M.C Base. The reason I'm writing this today is because I seen this movie on an ad. I was told about this movie"Taking Chance" and I started to watch it but couldn't watch more cuz this war hero is from my hometown and I cried. I'm so proud of him for taking his life to save his brothers in arms. I solute him as well as the Lt.
Thank you to the ones who made "Taking Chance" this needed to be done for all the ones who served. it was a view that had to be seen. My Son A Marine who served in Iraq. this was my biggest worry. my heart goes out to the familys who lost loved ones in war. thank you to all service men and women. Semper Fi
I too have seen the video and the making of it. I have the deepest respect for our men in women in uniform. Being born at NAS JAX and DAMN PROUD Navy, my heart goes out the Phelps Family and the families of all of our fallen hero's . I greatly thank you for posting this video. To all of our active duty Men and Women and your families, Thank you for my continued freedom...
I just watched this video in awe of the tremendous respect I feel as an American.. We've lost so many in this mess of a war, but Chance's story touched my heart. I watched the movie as suggested by my own Son several times, but this video brings me to tears with the utmost respect for all of our Soldiers, fallen or other wise..... God Bless Our Troops... Signed an Army brat and Proud Citizen....
Just watched the movie "Taking Chance". So moving. Was glad to see so many Americans paying their respect on Chance's journey home. Grateful to all Service men who have given the ultimate gift, and to all that have served, are serving, and those who will serve.
Saw the movie last night and it tore my heart up. Very impressed that his sister was a Navy Petty Officer, and her fiance an Army Sgt.. RIP Chance and Semper Fi from a retired Navy Corpsman
God Bless you PFC Phelps. Thank you for your sacrifice and may your smile and sense of humor brighten the halls of heaven just a little more. Semper Fi Marine!
The Ultimate Sacrifice ! Honoring My Fallen Brothers and Sisters and Their Families....My remaining days. God Bless America...SGT Diane Wynn Hamlette, USA/ CIV...IMCOM-E, Casualty Assistance Center
I watched the film Taking Chance today. I am deeply touched even I am not American. Chance is a true hero. I think we remember him not for his touching story, but for an extraordinary man doing extraordinary things. I hope his family will find peace again and all the best. My best wishes to all the US marines from HongKong.
This story reminds me of a line I once was lucky enough to hear. " It is not the number of your days, it is the days that you number." Meaning, your life can be long or short, but, it matters most what you did in those days you had. Chance is but one of a myriad of men whose bravery shines alight. "All gave some, but, some gave all." It is in these moments we as Americans can appreciate the sacrifice whether or not we understand it. Therefore, let us remember and never forget the brave, honorable men that choose this path.
We all need to remember all our military men and women who have given there lives for our country and freedom. Let us never forget. God bless you Chance and all who have served and are serving today.
you know my grandfather was a ww2 vet, pow and i wasnt sure if my generation had heroes but from watching his movie and this i now know for sure that we do. god bless chance phelps and his family. no matter if you agree with this war or not, theres not a sole out there who cant agree that chance is a hero and that the world would be a better place if more of us were as heroic as him. the movie actually made me feel like i need to do more with my life. thanks
I can't breathe for the sorrow...I can't see for the tears...Everyone who has stood on the wall to protect the likes of me...Thank you just isn't enough to say...
I just finish watching this movie and I cried, I am not an American but I really do respect what these men and women are doing for their country. RIP to all the fallen soldier!!
I've seen the movie as well, but when I saw this vid, I felt so emotional when I saw this. I as a Filipino, would like to give my deepest condolences, and also my US Army cousin based in Georgia would like to give his deepest condolences to Pvt.1st Class Chance Russell Phelps. He is an extraordinary soldier, at a rank of Private 1st class, he's received 8 medals and ribbons. He was a loving son and brother, and a dedicated soldier. My regards also and respect to Lt.Col. Michael Strobl.
I hope you do join, I would welcome you as a brother. Freedom is never free, and we all must pay the price in someway. Never is it paid so willingly and gladly than in the hearts and minds of every Marine.
My Grandfather was a radio operator during Normandy. He was also a firefighter who won a heroism award for bravery when he rescued 3 people from a burning house while he was off duty. I never knew him as he died before he was born. He died at age 57. The same age I am today.
From myself and the rest of us who have passed through and currently represent the 1st Marine Division, it’s an honor to have walked in your boots. I still haven’t met a Marine personally who could fill em. Rest easy brother. Til Valhalla ⛩️ -A friend of the Fighting Fifth
When I first read the journal of colonel Strobl I was reading through a web site about a ship I was stationed on in the early seventies. The USS Tulare LKA 212. A marine and cargo transport (Amphib Fleet). The only other military journal that has given me that much emotion was reading the journal of Dr. Haynes. The medical officer and survivor of the USS Indianapolis after delivering the bombs that ended WW II. I was torpedoed and sunk in shark infested waters.
I never had the pleasure of serving with Chance, because the Corps saw fit to make me a P.O.G. However, I did have the honor and the privilege of being the bunk right next to his in bootcamp in 2nd Bn, Fox Co., Platoon 2008, in the summer of 2003. Chance and I found every opportunity to put his practical joke skills to great use. Here it is, 19 years after his death, and I still feel like I've been gut punched on April 9th. I miss you everyday, brother! Til Valhalla! Keep the streets secure in Heaven, buddy. Semper Fi!
Semper Fi..Thank you not only for what you did in your short Life but also for all you have done to teach and unite Americans since your passing..Ps Say Hi! to My Mikey...you and he are so much alike!...
I would one day like to meet Colonel Strobl..I would also like to go to where Chance was buried and be able to honor him.I watch "Taking Chance" every night because it shows what men and women in the Armed Forces do for our country.Chance was a true hero as is every man and woman that gets their life taken for our freedom.A quote i once heard was freedom is not free but the Marines pay the price.I also would like to meet Chance Phelps' family.I am going to the Marine Corps when i get out of coll
Heart rending video. Salute to Chance Phelps and to light bird Mike Strobl and all the soldiers who gave sacrificing for Freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan.
the Heroism of men and women who fight for freedom never ceases to amaze me. Liberty and Peace are the goals that unite all people who fight the forces of evil. and evil cannot and will not ,ever, defeat the eternal love Heroes like your brother stand for
PFC Phelps, RIP brother, you gave the ultimate sacrifice and as a fellow soldier, you earned my respect in so many ways. May you be in the presence of our Lord and savior.😢
Amazing Story......and Real!! This is what Honor look's like and what Memorial Day is ALL about!! God Bless are Armed Forces and their Families! 🦅🌎⚓🇺🇸 Lance Corporal Chance Phelps (USMC) was just nineteen years old when he was killed during active duty. Now, as Lance Corporal Phelps is prepared for his final journey back home, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl (USMC) makes it his personal mission to ensure that his fallen brother is laid to rest with the proper respect.😥🙏😔💪
I think I have watched this film a hundred times. It is true to Mike's story. Kevin Bacon did a tremendous job of portraying Mike and the screenwriter stuck to the script. I will always shed tears for our brave men and women in uniform who have lost their lives.
Blessed be the lord my strength which teacheth my hands to war and my fingers to fight my goodness and my fortress my high tower and my deliverer my shield an he in whom i trust. PSALM 144 From deserts of sand to streets of gold rest in peace BROTHER
Last night i watched Taken Chance what a touching movie. I dont know what to say about Chance becouse i dont know who it was but after i whatched the film i think that Chance it was a great man .Rest In Peace Chance Phelps. Respect for you from Albania .
ege.I thank and honor everyone who serves in the Armed Forces.They are putting their life on the line for our country everyday.People who are not in the Armed Forces get to see their family everyday,while Men and Women in the Armed Forces only have a picture to look at,and pray that they'll get to go home to their family.I think about the brave men and women who are,have,and will serve in the Armed Forces.They will soon be my brothers and sisters.I may not know every man and woman who is serving
Last night i watched "Taken Chance " it was a very touching film. Your Spirit Rest In Peace. (***Im sorry for the mistakes becouse i dont speak english very well***) Respect for u from Albania
I was Navy, did a temp duty in MCAS N River. Every week I saw at least 7 new names of fallen Marines..averaging from 18 to 32 years old..it was hard to process...to me some were just kids..I joined late
Went up there today to pay respects. Left my wildland firefighter patch and USFS flash. Tidyied things up a bit. Still covered with coins and copenhagen tins. He is not forgotten.
I see the US Military as the greatest, not because they have the best training or equipment, but because they have the best soul and spirit. "No one gets left behind." No matter what, the US Military will do its utmost to take care of their fallen. A story I heard: A Marine was captured and executed by the Taliban and his body held up for mockery; US Forces launched an entire missions for the purpose of bringing that Marine home. I hope to uphold such pride and honor when I become a Marine.
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I stop at Chance's grave every time I travel through Dubois.... his family keeps a notebook beside the head stone for folks to sign... I leave a trinket of some kind every time I stop. Usually a new American flag for his grave.... I sign the book and tidy up and leave.... What a truely amazing story and young man... if only there were more kids like Chance, would have no more wars.... Thank you Chance for your service and sacrifice....
Even more amazing is that a few of those that served with Chance, visit his gravesite each year on Memorial Day.
To you both...Thank You For Your Service To This Great Country! 🤜🤛
Thank you for your service. I wish I could visit his grave.
"Freedom isn't free, but the US Marines will pay your share."
Such a hero. Gone but not forgotten.
Amen.
Freedom has a price that the protected will never know.
Well said.
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This movie kills me, Chance Phelps was with 3rd Batallion, 11th Marines when he passed. My husband is currently with 3/11 in Afghanistan, I can't tell you how hard I cried watching this movie. God bless our troops
Semper Fi Chance!
I've done that duty to bring home my lifelong best friend that was killed in Vietnam. Toughest duty I ever did. Being a US Army Special Forces veteran, I was rock-steady the entire trip until I met with his parents. When his mom began to weep, I became a pile of emotional mush.
Welcome home.
Salute & welcome home 🇺🇸
From a former Marine to my brothers here. I have a hard time watching the movie about Chance, but it does bring me hope for the people of America. I have watched it many times, and, no doubt, will watch it many more times. LCpl Phelps, rest in peace. You've earned it. Col. Strobl, it's okay. We ALL miss him.
My uncle was a marine at Guadalcanal. God bless the men and women who fight for us far away!
Thanks for the capture and posting. I just moved to Wyoming.
I will go there and pay tribute.
Semper Fi!
I have seen the movie 3 times now and each time I choke up, this even made me choke up. Truely an epic story that should never be forgotten, about any of our troops.
I am speechless... My boyfriend is a Marine, and this really touched my heart... Let us not forget all the men and women who are serving/or who have served for our country. Always continue to support our troops out there, and continue to pray for all their families back home.
Cannot believe that 17 people gave this a thumbs down. Those 17 are a disgrace to Americans.
They are probably liberal Americans who hate this country. Love my brother
He died for them and that right as well.
@@RandyCarpadus True. And the consequence of them doing so is us realizing they're disgraceful instead of being respectful.
I watched the movie last night and it's Sunday morning and my heart still feels heavy, like I knew this kid and miss him! God Bless, R.I.P SEMPRE FI !!
The movie fills my old eyes with tears. The home videos at the end are a gut punch. You see Chance Phelps is about the age of my children. They both chose a different path. They both are respectful, aware of the sacrifice of men and women in the armed forces.
I have a 20 year old son and can not even fathom. After 30 years in the fire service and a time of that at ground zero. I salute and commend all of our hero’s who serve and halve served our great country. Sempre fi.
I saw "Taking Chance" today and could not stop myself from crying. It was one of the most touching stories I have seen. Thank you to Lt. Col. Michael Strobl for sharing his thoughts and heartfelt emotions about his journey as an escort for Chance. God bless Chance and all our fallen soldiers.
Thank you for your devotion & service. Chance seemed like an amazing young man.
wussie, thank you for sharing. This just came to light after watching "Taking Chance." RIP Comrade, on this Memorial Day. You will never be forgotten. Never! Chaplain VFW Post 1012.
This story will never get old or sadder, Salute Marine
My husband served 4 tours to Iraq and 2 tours to Korea. Army, navy, air force, marines it doesn't matter they are brothers and sisters and that's what matters. This movie touched my soul and while we may not support this war we must support our troops! Rest in peace chance your name lives on!
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After watching the HBO movie "Taking Chance", I was moved by the story and the reaction of those who witnessed this marine's journey home. I'm proud and grateful to the men and women who service to protect our freedoms. Rest in peace, marine!!! Sempre Fi!
Sgt. L E Turley USMC (1972-1976)
Thank you Chance for your service. I wrote an essay about you in school. You will never be forgotten. Rip Chance Phelps
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
John 15:13
Chance I could tell was a great man even though I am not a soldier. He was ann honorable soldier and a true Marine. While I cannot say that I understand the brotherhood between you Marines and other soldiers, I can definitely say that I appreciate the sacrifice that you make. Thank you and God bless you all.
Watching his story no matter how many times i see it,i am so over whelm with the bravery of our young men in uniform.My brother Dorian Pierre Sabbath was a Marine,he.didnt see battle.He joined in the early 70s.He was a Marine through and through.The Few,The Proud,The Marines.Thanks for telling his story.Dorian trained im Cal,he was from Detroit Michigan,died Aug,1999.
I still don't know how they manage to do it. Truly the strongest people on earth. As long as I can help it, their sacrifice will NOT be in vain!
I have shown this movie to my US History students for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day. I have seen this movie multiple times and it still strikes and emotional nerve in me every time. Thank you for your service Veterans
Thanks so much sharing with them! I'm glad that he'll live on in more people's memory!
Omg.....R.I.P Chance and I know this is too late but I guess late better than not at all....🙏🙏 May your family be at peace....and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 💯🇺🇲👍🤝 I am from Riverton Wyoming and I remember when they brought him home and that was the saddest day I will always remember. I had a friend that was a U.S.M.C and I lost her but in a car accident on the Camp Pendleton..U S.M.C Base. The reason I'm writing this today is because I seen this movie on an ad. I was told about this movie"Taking Chance" and I started to watch it but couldn't watch more cuz this war hero is from my hometown and I cried. I'm so proud of him for taking his life to save his brothers in arms. I solute him as well as the Lt.
The Lt Colonel who brought him home 💯🇺🇲👍🤝
Thank you to the ones who made "Taking Chance" this needed to be done for all the ones who served. it was a view that had to be seen. My Son A Marine who served in Iraq. this was my biggest worry. my heart goes out to the familys who lost loved ones in war. thank you to all service men and women.
Semper Fi
I too have seen the video and the making of it. I have the deepest respect for our men in women in uniform. Being born at NAS JAX and DAMN PROUD Navy, my heart goes out the Phelps Family and the families of all of our fallen hero's . I greatly thank you for posting this video. To all of our active duty Men and Women and your families, Thank you for my continued freedom...
I just watched this video in awe of the tremendous respect I feel as an American.. We've lost so many in this mess of a war, but Chance's story touched my heart. I watched the movie as suggested by my own Son several times, but this video brings me to tears with the utmost respect for all of our Soldiers, fallen or other wise..... God Bless Our Troops...
Signed an Army brat and Proud Citizen....
Just watched the movie "Taking Chance". So moving. Was glad to see so many Americans paying their respect on Chance's journey home. Grateful to all Service men who have given the ultimate gift, and to all that have served, are serving, and those who will serve.
Saw the movie last night and it tore my heart up. Very impressed that his sister was a Navy Petty Officer, and her fiance an Army Sgt.. RIP Chance and Semper Fi from a retired Navy Corpsman
God Bless you PFC Phelps. Thank you for your sacrifice and may your smile and sense of humor brighten the halls of heaven just a little more. Semper Fi Marine!
The Ultimate Sacrifice ! Honoring My Fallen Brothers and Sisters and Their Families....My remaining days. God Bless America...SGT Diane Wynn Hamlette, USA/ CIV...IMCOM-E, Casualty Assistance Center
I watched the film Taking Chance today. I am deeply touched even I am not American. Chance is a true hero. I think we remember him not for his touching story, but for an extraordinary man doing extraordinary things. I hope his family will find peace again and all the best. My best wishes to all the US marines from HongKong.
This story reminds me of a line I once was lucky enough to hear. " It is not the number of your days, it is the days that you number." Meaning, your life can be long or short, but, it matters most what you did in those days you had. Chance is but one of a myriad of men whose bravery shines alight. "All gave some, but, some gave all." It is in these moments we as Americans can appreciate the sacrifice whether or not we understand it. Therefore, let us remember and never forget the brave, honorable men that choose this path.
"If there were more people like Chance Phelps, there would be no need for the Marine Corps."
We all need to remember all our military men and women who have given there lives for our country and freedom. Let us never forget. God bless you Chance and all who have served and are serving today.
you know my grandfather was a ww2 vet, pow and i wasnt sure if my generation had heroes but from watching his movie and this i now know for sure that we do. god bless chance phelps and his family. no matter if you agree with this war or not, theres not a sole out there who cant agree that chance is a hero and that the world would be a better place if more of us were as heroic as him. the movie actually made me feel like i need to do more with my life. thanks
Thank you for your service. God bless you.
I can't breathe for the sorrow...I can't see for the tears...Everyone who has stood on the wall to protect the likes of me...Thank you just isn't enough to say...
I just finish watching this movie and I cried, I am not an American but I really do respect what these men and women are doing for their country. RIP to all the fallen soldier!!
Thank you for your service. I still tear up over this...
Just watched the movie Taking Chance. Very moving. God bless all the Men and Women of your Forces.
Desde la Republica Dominicana, siento la perdida de esta persona. Muy valiente! Un ejemplo de entrega. Descansa en paz Chance.
I've seen the movie as well, but when I saw this vid, I felt so emotional when I saw this.
I as a Filipino, would like to give my deepest condolences, and also my US Army cousin based in Georgia would like to give his deepest condolences to Pvt.1st Class Chance Russell Phelps.
He is an extraordinary soldier, at a rank of Private 1st class, he's received 8 medals and ribbons. He was a loving son and brother, and a dedicated soldier. My regards also and respect to Lt.Col. Michael Strobl.
There are no words other than God bless his family and all Marines.
I hope you do join, I would welcome you as a brother. Freedom is never free, and we all must pay the price in someway. Never is it paid so willingly and gladly than in the hearts and minds of every Marine.
My Grandfather was a radio operator during Normandy. He was also a firefighter who won a heroism award for bravery when he rescued 3 people from a burning house while he was off duty. I never knew him as he died before he was born. He died at age 57. The same age I am today.
God Bless you Chance, sweet child... May God Bless your entire Family and your Brothers n Sisters in your Military Family... Peace to all .....
Thank you. God bless.
Semper Fi...thank you for your sacrifice!
From myself and the rest of us who have passed through and currently represent the 1st Marine Division, it’s an honor to have walked in your boots. I still haven’t met a Marine personally who could fill em. Rest easy brother. Til Valhalla ⛩️
-A friend of the Fighting Fifth
R.I.P. Chance Phelps from Puerto Rico
RIP BROTHER , and thank you too all you men and women still serving, freedom isn't free
When I first read the journal of colonel Strobl I was reading through a web site about a ship I was stationed on in the early seventies. The USS Tulare LKA 212. A marine and cargo transport (Amphib Fleet).
The only other military journal that has given me that much emotion was reading the journal of Dr. Haynes. The medical officer and survivor of the USS Indianapolis after delivering the bombs that ended WW II. I was torpedoed and sunk in shark infested waters.
I never had the pleasure of serving with Chance, because the Corps saw fit to make me a P.O.G. However, I did have the honor and the privilege of being the bunk right next to his in bootcamp in 2nd Bn, Fox Co., Platoon 2008, in the summer of 2003. Chance and I found every opportunity to put his practical joke skills to great use. Here it is, 19 years after his death, and I still feel like I've been gut punched on April 9th. I miss you everyday, brother! Til Valhalla! Keep the streets secure in Heaven, buddy. Semper Fi!
I grew up in Dubois and had been gone a long time. Had the honor of running the "Run 4 Chance 5K" in 2016.
Rest in peace, Chance
Former Naval aviator
Thank you for your service
Semper Fidelis
Semper Fi..Thank you not only for what you did in your short Life but also for all you have done to teach and unite Americans since your passing..Ps Say Hi! to My Mikey...you and he are so much alike!...
I would one day like to meet Colonel Strobl..I would also like to go to where Chance was buried and be able to honor him.I watch "Taking Chance" every night because it shows what men and women in the Armed Forces do for our country.Chance was a true hero as is every man and woman that gets their life taken for our freedom.A quote i once heard was freedom is not free but the Marines pay the price.I also would like to meet Chance Phelps' family.I am going to the Marine Corps when i get out of coll
I cry every time I see this. God bless you sir. ❤😂
Saw the movie, Taking Chance, based on this story. Great film. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Heart rending video. Salute to Chance Phelps and to light bird Mike Strobl and all the soldiers who gave sacrificing for Freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan.
the Heroism of men and women who fight for freedom never ceases to amaze me.
Liberty and Peace are the goals that unite all people who fight the forces of evil.
and evil cannot and will not ,ever, defeat the eternal love Heroes like your brother stand for
inspiring story. But every fallen service men and women need to be remembered like this
@ 5:24 - 5:27 A Marine Brother reachs out to reassure the Lt. Col. it's ok!
ATTENTION ON DECK
PRESENT ARMS
ORDER ARMS
SEMPER FIDELIS, MY BROTHER
Semper Fi brother
Keeping their memories alive is our sacred duty and absolute honor. ~JRH
I saw taking chance, it was very touching
makes me want to be a marine, they are well respected and taught
god bless
PFC Phelps, RIP brother, you gave the ultimate sacrifice and as a fellow soldier, you earned my respect in so many ways. May you be in the presence of our Lord and savior.😢
@boborsini433, Chance was promoted to Lance Corporal after his death.
That’s who I was named after
Well now I feel old!
loved the movie. After watching this I understand why it felt so realistic. So deep , so humbling
Amazing Story......and Real!! This is what Honor look's like and what Memorial Day is ALL about!! God Bless are Armed Forces and their Families! 🦅🌎⚓🇺🇸 Lance Corporal Chance Phelps (USMC) was just nineteen years old when he was killed during active duty. Now, as Lance Corporal Phelps is prepared for his final journey back home, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Strobl (USMC) makes it his personal mission to ensure that his fallen brother is laid to rest with the proper respect.😥🙏😔💪
I pray no one forgets what this young man did we need to remember them all🙏🕊️🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
im just saw this chance movies... he was a truly hero for protect his friends from harm... feel sorry for the family...
Thank you all for your services.
Lt Col Michael Strobl wasn't given the mission to escort Chance Phelps home, he volunteered for it.
I think I have watched this film a hundred times. It is true to Mike's story. Kevin Bacon did a tremendous job of portraying Mike and the screenwriter stuck to the script. I will always shed tears for our brave men and women in uniform who have lost their lives.
Blessed be the lord my strength which teacheth my hands to war and my fingers to fight my goodness and my fortress my high tower and my deliverer my shield an he in whom i trust. PSALM 144 From deserts of sand to streets of gold rest in peace BROTHER
Eternal memory to you Marine Pfc. Chance R. Phelps
Lcpl Chance Phelps. He was promoted shortly before his death.
God bless Chance and all of our servicemen...past, future and present.
Last night i watched Taken Chance what a touching movie. I dont know what to say about Chance becouse i dont know who it was but after i whatched the film i think that Chance it was a great man .Rest In Peace Chance Phelps. Respect for you from Albania .
I'm sorry for your loss. God bless this Hero. Journey on to Valhalla, Brave Warrior.
Thank you
ege.I thank and honor everyone who serves in the Armed Forces.They are putting their life on the line for our country everyday.People who are not in the Armed Forces get to see their family everyday,while Men and Women in the Armed Forces only have a picture to look at,and pray that they'll get to go home to their family.I think about the brave men and women who are,have,and will serve in the Armed Forces.They will soon be my brothers and sisters.I may not know every man and woman who is serving
God bless from Colombia!
Wussie sorry for your loss Semper Fi Brother
Semper Fi! Fair Winds, and Following Seas Brother!
Last night i watched "Taken Chance " it was a very touching film. Your Spirit Rest In Peace. (***Im sorry for the mistakes becouse i dont speak english very well***) Respect for u from Albania
I was Navy, did a temp duty in MCAS N River. Every week I saw at least 7 new names of fallen Marines..averaging from 18 to 32 years old..it was hard to process...to me some were just kids..I joined late
Thank you and God bless you Chance. Semper Fi!
Semper Fidelis "Always Faithful".
Why is this recommend yo me after 14 years?
Blame RUclips's algorithm.
My god, what an amazing group of men and women.
Went up there today to pay respects. Left my wildland firefighter patch and USFS flash. Tidyied things up a bit. Still covered with coins and copenhagen tins. He is not forgotten.
I see the US Military as the greatest, not because they have the best training or equipment, but because they have the best soul and spirit. "No one gets left behind."
No matter what, the US Military will do its utmost to take care of their fallen. A story I heard: A Marine was captured and executed by the Taliban and his body held up for mockery; US Forces launched an entire missions for the purpose of bringing that Marine home. I hope to uphold such pride and honor when I become a Marine.
Gives me hope for this younger generation.
I’m not crying,,,, no sir.
CHANCE RIP! We Always will remeber you!
thank you so much for fighting
please
no more wars!
Freedom has a price that the protected will never know.
Chance wasa a hero to heroes..i CAN NOT imagine his bravery. I would fold
R.I.P Brother ..Semper Fi .Till Valhalla you are not Forgotten 3/11
LTC Strobl: "They could've gone to see their own family. Instead they came here."
Marines: "Chance is our family."