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- On January 3, 2010, 4 Canadian soldiers and a Calgary newswoman were repatriated and this is a video of the motorcade as it passed along the Highway of Heroes by Cobourg, Ontario.
As an American, I feel very strong emotion watching this. Our nation was attacked an you stood by our side in a foreign land and fought for us/with us against tyranny an evil. I applaud your Country! God Bless
Many years from now, when I am old. I will not tell my grandchildren stories of fairy tales, but rather of hero's. Hero's who wear the uniform, who give their lives to ensure our way of life continues. Selfless acts of bravery, patriotism, honour. A thousand thank you's is not enough. I am proud to call myself Canadian. I am proud to say I support the troops.
Real super hero's don't have capes, have super powers. They dawn camouflage, go into the dark places where things go bump in the night, so they can shed a light and give hope to this world.
My door is always open for any member of the forces. My dinner table will always have an extra seat, and my heart has reserved the best part of it for our soldiers both serving and retired as well as those that have yet to serve.
Thank you so much for everything you have done for our country and the people who call it home. Thank you.
One " like" per year tells me that you're out there in camo, in dark places , where things go from quiet, to bump and bang in a heartbeat in the night. Thank you sir for your service.
I was Garrett Chidleys escort (that's the person that bring his body home).I was with him in Afghanistan, in the vehicle with his body down the highway of hero's and I also lived with him in Shilo at the time. I'm always bothered by the deaths of these guys. I remember the last thing I said to Garret.
Thank you for bringing Garret home. He and my son were buddies at Shilo. I am friends with his momma.
Canada has been the most beautiful and gentle "step" mom to many of us.. and will never forget it...
Thank you my Canadian Brothers and Sisters..from an American...
My heart goes out to families, every time i watch these. May God grant them eternal peace. Thank you for your service to your country.
OMG ! What a great sign of respect for the HERO, its so good to see this much local support.
Canada has heroes also I see, God bless them and bring all your troops home safely, from England, I salute them.
@jane rae chill, no need to freak out.
jane rae my reaction also
i get teary eyed watching any number of these videos.it makes my life so much clearer in my mind.these guys and girls gave their lives for their country.full and everlasting respect x
spending the day remembering those who should not be forgotten.
This is the most moving repatriation of our fallen heroes of all fallen heroes from every nation who have served in this conflict that I have ever watched . The cortege passing through the Highway of heroes & the Music really brings a tear to my throat every time I watch & listen which since I first discovered it has been many times.God bless you railvidoer & Canada also the Patriotic people of Coburg .A Jamison N.Ireland
I'm from Savannah, Georgia U.S.A., United States Army Veteran. God Bless these young Warriors for their sacrifice, and their loved ones.
It's really nice to see people on either side of the highway parked on the grass giving way to the troops.
Very beautiful...
From French mountain troops (93RAM)
Video is awsome and the music is also awsome, its from many shows where they are saying we have lost something dear to us but we will not forget , we will carry on. Its very befitting, awsome job,
Hello everybody and many thanks for taking the time to watch my video. A couple of years ago I redid the video with the corrected spelling of Michelle Lang's profession, a reporter, and removed the glitch from the soundtrack. Try as I might, I couldn't post the corrected version of the video as RUclips said the video already existed and wouldn't allow the second "copy". Recently, for some reason, RUclips has allowed me to go public with the corrected version. There's not much different but if you get a chance, please check it out and thank you for watching. It's on my RUclips channel, Railvidoer.
This honestly gets me so emotional. Thank you so much for keeping me safe and free.
God love you. It is hard to see the pain the family is feeling. I cried every time I watch it. I will say a prayer for the family and friends. I don't know what else I can say if I could give my life to each soldier my life. God bess
i am an American and my heart and Respect goes out to the Families for the 5 fallen heroes even though they are gone they are never forgotten the Respect and love for them expands far beyond the American Borders.
Incredible very emotional. A true heroes welcome and remembrance.
In a world full of controversy and illusive peace-talks, I'm glad that there is still one nation left who has the decensy to honor their lost loved in such a way as portrayed in this video. Absolutely amazing.
Canada must be a very proud nation. Her citizens honoring the fallen in battle, by showing their respect and by just 'being there' when the deceased and their families come passing by.
Canada, I salute you.
From a veteran of the U.S. Air Force may these 5 heroes rest in peace, Thank you for serving along side the United States of America in the quest to keep the North American continent free.
Thank you, with respect!
GySgt Fuller USMC
Thank you for your service!
Rest in Peace to all Canadian Troops !!!! I support you all !!!!
This is a very classy way to bring our troops home !!!
WITH RESPECT !!!!
This makes me proud to be Canadian. Ignore what the naysayers like Siggi are saying, by even banging on about it in such a manner is puerile. It's a touching tribute to all our soldiers and journalists who have died overseas.
I'm an American and I support Canada, US, and other troops that stand by our side.
God I pray for you all my brave heroes even after all this time you all are in my mind . rest in peace you brave heroes Respect
god bless them all from loyalist scotland rip brave lads
THANK YOU RAIL VIDOER THE BEST REPATRIATION TAPE I HAVE EVER WATCHED I HAVE SHED A TEAR EVERY TIME I WATCHED IT . GREAT BACKGROUND MUSIC . ANDREW J N.IRELAND
andrew jamison You are welcome Andrew. Please see note to Belfastchild just below re the music.
i think we should all be very happy to live the way we do because the way these heros gave there life for us
When I read 'repoter' it didnt even click. Until i read one silly comment of one stupid person claiming to be the best teacher in the world. Still, it doesnt take away from the fact that I love ALL these guys. Zachary you were a good friend to me in school. Still cannot believe you left me buddy. I love you so much man!
awesome vid...thanks for posting...may they all R.I.P....thank u all for ur service !
Hi Railvidoer . Thanks for your reply It was nice to hear that your grandfather was from Ireland and he was a solider from Ireland who served his country during war times . You must be proud of your family heritage. My father was the first N.C.O to be commissioned to the rank of Lieutenant from N.Ireland He served in the 2nd world war in India . My Late brother served in the 4th Light Regiment Royal Artilary . the only action he scene was in Borneo. I myself served in the Ulster Defence Regiment ( not to be confused with the U.D.A a terrorist organisation ) I then served in the R.U.C. for 25yrs until I retired from service in 2002 I just feel a great a great sense of pride when I watch your moving tribute to the Cobourg Five . I have watched many other tributes through Cobourg but none move me as much as yours . God Bless you and keep you safe Andrew Jamison . { P.S. the way things are looking it may not be to long before we are welcoming back more fallen comrades. )
andrew jamison Thanks for your kind comments and words. You have a very interesting military family history. Grandpa was from Leinster and met the love of his life, my grandmother who was from Delgany, just south of Dublin. She was a nurse at the Rotunda Hospital and they were wed at Christ Church, Delgany. Grandma specialized in midwifery. Her sister, also a nurse, looked after Queen Victoria and other members of the Royal Family at Sandringham. After his 2 years in South Africa and return to Canada, grandpa travelled from Canada to Ireland to marry grandma and bring her to Canada. He rose to the rank of RSM and was twice offered a commission but refused as he was more comfortable with his men. My mom had 3 brothers who went overseas during WWII. All joined the Princess of Whales Own Regiment (PWOR). The eldest was a cook who spent much of the war in England. The 2nd oldest fought in the Canadian Italian Campaign and Western Europe while the youngest was in the 1st wave on Juno Beach on D-Day and helped liberate Holland. They all came back, thank God. The majority of Canadian ground troops are home from the Middle East but the Royal Canadian Air Force has 6 CF18 Hornets and 600 support personnel over there conducting raids on ISIS strongholds in Syria. God bless them.
god bless all of the fallen heroes who have passed through cobourg. And many thanks & gratitude to the many people of Cobourg who stood on the bridges on the highway of heroes to welcome those brave soldiers home and paticulary to the memory of Michelle Lang the female journalist who died with them . God bless you Canada for your brave support . I am not a solider but a retired policeman from northern Ireland who has seen many comrades buried in their fight for a free country . Andrew Jamison retired R.U.C. officer
Thank you to all the military god bless Canada 🇨🇦
Thank You for a lovely video. May our five heroes rest in peace.
Thanks Louis, I can't believe it's going on 8 years since the good people of Cobourg stood together on that cold January day and wept on that bridge over the Highway of Heroes. There is a glitch in the audio track and a spelling error that have been corrected in this version if you care to watch it.
RIP HEROES!!!!! from Florida
gone but never forgotten god bless you all 4 great military heroes & 1 proud civilian hero . always in my thoughts R.I.P. ANDREW J N.IRELAND
In New Zealand our fallen soldiers are brought back and a haka performed. It is a tradition that is part of our culture.
Having said that .......... Canada is the perfect example of soldiers receiving the Aroha (Love) and respect that they truly deserve.
Well done, on really paying the ultimate tribute for those who lost their lives.
Big Jim New Zealand!!!
You are telling me, a Canadian, to support our troops. Well, I do, I do, I do, with all my heart. God Bless Them All !
HERO'S from across the pond god bless Canadian soldiers
Knowing what this is about, knowing how these things work, to see that many cars in a Highway of Heroes processional is the god damned most depressing thing ever. Christ.
Rest In Peace!!!!!
God Bless Canada & all who serve. Heroes & Heroines one & all.
We won't forget you!!!!
May their souls rest in peace. USA is with you through thick and thin. United we stand.
Still remembered in my thoughts RIP brave heroes all . Andrew J Police Officer Retired and former solider
They're dead fighting for the wrong reason. What a sad life. may their poor soul rest in peace amongst the ones they ended overseas.
Hooah! My brothers and sisters! Hooah!!!
Welcome home brothers and sisters. Your Canadian family will remember you always.
Thanks for your comments. In 1996, Corel put out a 10 CD set of royalty free music called Stock Music Library. There is a lot of great music in this set and I highly recommend it if you can find the set. You could start at the Corel website.
amen and right on man
Ontario is the only province that does this on such a large scale for the troops. Hurrah Ontario
respect R.I.P.
The bridges / overpasses are maybe the 'coolest' thing. There are dozens of them along the length of the Highway of Heroes, and it is regular everyday folk that fill them all along the way... for every single fallen soldier.
The family of the fallen soldier is often in the parade of vehicles. We know when one is coming because the 2-4 lanes of traffic are closed.
The Highway of Heroes has signs all its length. It is 175 km long and stretches from Canadian Forces Base Trenton to the morgue in Toronto.
In the end, a very, very small gesture, and really not all that hard to organize and respect. Thank you, fallen heroes. It may also help the fmailies in some small way. I hope it does.
gone but never forgotten . annivererary coming soon. R.I.P.
So damn proud to be a Canadian.
What a hauntingly beautiful tribute!
Thank you for your comment.
Forever my comrades in arms.....sign me a retired Canadian Army officer.....!
your video was very well done at a time of great sorrow for your countryman and there families i for one down with you tube on this and amend the clip the right way
One thing we do in the USA which I noticed was not being done by our Northern counterparts was that when a funeral procession is going down a divided highway, the other side has the common courtesy of stopping until the procession has totally passed by. This I did not see. As a retired US service member, it shows respect for the fallen party. Something to think about whenever you see a funeral procession coming through, instead of let me get to where I want to be.
ahgfl007 You have the ignorance and arrogance to come here and give Canadians shit for the way they treat their fallen? The Canadians respect their fallen 10000% more than they do in the U.S., the "Highway of Heroes" is testament to that.
ahgfl007 Are you serious? This is the busiest highway on the planet and on a bend you think cars are going to react quickly enough to stop for a motorcade doing 75 miles per hour. It's also the busiest truck route on the planet so imagine an 18-wheeler running up you ass and over you. Canadians are every bit as thoughtful as Americans, service member or not and in our cities and towns most people stop for a funeral procession going by and it doesn't have to be for a fallen hero.
Well we don't have as much traffic as you have, but here in NW Florida where I am it's the largest Air Force base in the world Eglin AFB which is 625 land based and water ranges to Key West. There are these units attached to the base: [US Army Ranger field 6; US Navy EOD School field 2; NASA; 2 Navy bases on the western fields 7 and 8 end of the base, and Hurlburt AFB field 9 on Eglin, fields 3, 4, 5 are for all types of testing of ordanience]. You'd have to be around Miami, Tampa, Orlando or Jacksonville to find real traffic. Also our speed limit is 70 MPH so if you go much over that be very wary of air craft of other radar devices the the FHP uses.
ahgfl007 That military base is both amazing and impressive! The speed limit on 401, the highway in the video, is 100 km/hr but those motorcades whiz right along at 75. It is aircraft patrolled also as well as radar in the OPP cruisers. We are an hour east of Toronto and to go through that city at any time of day is a nightmare. It is in the top 5 most liveable cities in the world and would probably be 1 or 2 if it wasn't for the traffic.
I'm 350 miles from Jacksonville, FL, going South and slightly West to Orlando it is 525 miles, and 550 to Tampa. While it is 650 to Miami from me and almost 800 miles to Key West the furtherest South you can go in Florida. From Pensacola about 35 miles West of me to Jacksonville is 385 miles straight across I-10. I live on what is commonly called the panhandle of the state.
Respect! Respect! Respect!
LtCol R.S. Keijner ret.
In BC the highway of heroes gets pretty packed. Not on scale as Ontario though, but I am glad we do not have to use ours much.
if the world responded this way we would be in a better place.
Yeah, I did the video - video maker, who do you think did it, the same guy who answered your query last week about the music. I have redone the video twice now and RUclips, in its infinite wisdom, will not allow the corrected video as they say this video already exists. I have changed the name and description and still logo. I have tried to contact somebody at RUclips to ask them to allow the amended video to air with no luck. So, zappan, if you can tell me who to contact, I will be happy to upload the amended video. By the way, yours is the second complaint out of over 125,000 views, Thank Goodness most people see this video for what is meant than to criticize it.
+railvidoer
Your vid... Nothing short of BRILLIANT. Tell me, where did you obtain the music for it. As I am in the process of putting together a vid of a similar nature for some of the UK armed forces guys , sadly taken from us in Afghanistan. Sadly, when it comes to remembering its FALLEN you Canadians have simply got it totally right. ( Unlike the UK govt.who treat its fallen not as well as Canada.......WELL DONE)
my heart goes out to the ones who fought and died for our country and I still don't understand why people voted.. Liberal.. look what's going on all around us now
I live 5 minutes outside of cobourg and the overpass are always packed!
1 year ago and no posts these people lost there lives please dont forget them
so touching
If you think the music ruins the video just turn down the volume
We Hold All High !! The Years do not take Anything Away from those that Sacrificed !! It is just like Yesterday for many of Us , in many different THEATERS ,that , We Serve in ,Have Served & Continue Too SERVE IN .. No Nation , is without Losses!! All Lives are Valued !! Our Sadness, as Medical , is that, Humankind, still keeps making the same Mistakes .. And Especially the One Now !! Without a Clue, of Diplomatic,The World Stage, History & & Knowledge, Without Real Know-how, other than the All Mighty Buck , is Leading the Pack !! Taking Away the E.P.A.. OH , THAT HURTS !! Ah , it will be Interesting , to watch it all unfold !! Meanwhile, We will keep doing the Best we can !! We Are ALLIES, WE ARE FRIENDS !!
Very nice music.
Hi Dave, It's very sad and doesn't get any easier no matter how many times I am on that bridge for repatriation motorcades.
In January...look at the people...all those people. You go CANADA!!!
Awesome video. I am a Marine and my brother is a Marine who was KIA 1-29-83
Sgt. Garret Mongrella.
Gunnery Sgt. Fuller
GOD BLESS THE COMMONWEALTH.
Thank you Belfastchild for your kind comments. The music in most of my videos, including Five Heroes Through Cobourg, is from a set of 10 CDs called the Corel Stock Music Library put out by Corel In 1996. Corel is a Canadian company headquartered in Ottawa with an internet address of . Not sure if these still work but in 1996, Corel had a UK phone number:
0800 581028 and a UK Ireland address: Corel Corporation Ltd., P.O. Box 3878 Dublin 1, Ireland. Good luck with your video you are making and I hope you can contact Corel.
god bless these men that they they gave the there lives to give us the they right to be free
Love from England x
Outstanding response by public, much needed for moral too. SemperFi
I just don't understand you...4 dislikes!! SHAME on you...SHAME ON YOU!!! God, please help their loved ones, family, and friends, and give them peace of mind and heart knowing their loved ones are now at rest and peace. Amen.
Head bowed in sorrow for your loss Canada
The most dedicated town
I am so proud of my "step" country...
holy shit. i was there.
condolence CANADA (France)
I'm sorry the date got messed up somehow. 1/29/91 He was killed in Saudi Arabia when Iraqi tanks had crossed into Saudi Arabia from southwest Kuwait. The Marines were in close battle and were in armored vehicles when they requested air strikes. The Airforce was quick to engage and eneded up hitting our Marines instead of the enemy. Sad day but accidents do happen.
love you
Falls
Ennio Morricone
What is a ''repoter'' ? If you take the time to do such a tribute, take at least the time to make sure there's no mistakes in it! Lack of respect by not double-checking it before putting it online! I salute these 5 people and may they rest in peace! My prayers are with their famillies!
Thank you for this video. Very touching. God bless them.
A unrelated question:
If convenient, may I know the name of the music starting at 0:54?
The Mission - Soundtrack Suite (Ennio Morricone). That is the song you are looking for mate.
God bless
watch your long journey daily god bless you all soon to be another year gone respect Andrew j
Would someone tell me why they hit the dislike button?
What is the piece of music you used in this tribute?
Thanks siggi. The description of the music is just below your comment. I hope that helps. Thanks again, railvidoer.
***** The music used for this video is from the Corel Royalty Free music set published about 18 years ago. It consisted of 10 CDs and it has served me very well over the years as I can find a piece of music to suit virtually any situation. More than one person has suggested it was music by Ennio Morricone which it is not.
***** you are very much correct Belfastchild we here in N.Ire. do not give as much as our Canadians friends to our brave fallen . This video of the homecoming of the 4 fallen soliders and michelle Lang through the highway of heroes is the most heartfelt sadness & warming tribute to fallen comrades heroes I have ever had the privellige to view . Andrew J Rettired Police Officer
Both myself & my brother were PRIVILEGED in being also invited to a repatriation of a member of the C.D.F. whom we served with in the Sandpit. Chances also are that we walked on the same tarmac as yourself As my Brother & I were served on many trips with op corporate. I wont say it was a mutually respectfully co existence as your guys would take every opportunity in waiving pay slips in our faces stating that "we " were not wanted in Ireland. In those days I wore a Maroon lid so "we " were hated by the Players ( Paddies) as well as you lot. Besbrook mill ( the mill) South Tyrone Sanger, Lwr Falls Rd, Divis Flats ( The block) All bring back memories of """Community policing """ ( Not) by the RUC.
I have been after this music for a long time & still dont know what it is called. The Canadians were gents to serve with. The Ai could be our equivalent of the Highway for Heroes. Instaid the Govt just issue us with P45 whilst "Still" in the sandpit. Highway for heroes UK.
If you are the Guy I "Think" you may be... Your Brother had just joined the RUC. Tell him he can Pick up his warrant card Badge from a certain "little" outfit based in Wales.
Are you "still" living there. & Before you ask Our parents came from Derry. So you "may " know who I am Now. !!!???
SORRY ....That should have read OP BANNER.........
***** Hi Belfastchild .To say you were hated in Ireland would be coming from 1 side only I served in many a station were the maroon caps were very much respected and honoured when any member was taken from us by the enemy. Respect and honour to you all . Andrew J X R.U.C officer
I HAVE WATCHED THIS SAD STORY ON MANY OCCASSIONS BUT AS SOMEONE FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY I WOULD JUST LIKE TO KNOW FROM SOMEONE ? WHAT HAPPENS TO THE CORTEGE WHEN IT PASSES THROUGH THE HIGHWAY OF HEROES AND TO ALL THE RELATIVES WHO FOLLOW IT ? . Andrew Jamison N.Ireland
andrew jamison The cortege travels from Canadian Forces Base Trenton to the Ontario Coroners Office in Toronto. From there the families accompany their loved ones to their respective hometowns where they are honoured locally and interred. The distances are great in many cases: from Toronto to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia is 1,000 miles, to Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta - both well over 2,000 miles. The shortest distance for any of these people would be to Cambridge, Ontario, just an hour west of Toronto.
railvidoer Many thanks for that information railvidoer . God what a sad journey for all those grieving relatives . But it is great to see the people of Canada showing their share in the grief . Bless you all for the great honour you have given your fallen heroes. ANDREW JAMISON , BANGOR N. IRELAND
andrew jamison I don't solicit my videos but have you watched 108 Heroes on my RAILVIDOER page? I made 108 Heroes 6 years ago just after the 108th Canadian fell. My grandparents came to Canada from Ireland and before my paternal grandfather left, he joined the Leinster Regiment at Dublin, transferred to the Canadian Army to fight in the Boer War, made it back to Canada and went overseas again during WWI fighting in many major battles. He came home, thank God, and his 2 favourite songs were 'O Canada' and 'The Maple Leaf Forever' which are both played in 108 Heroes.
i think my country should treat their army in the same way as you country did
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@jimmiandfunny They gave their lives for their country. Disagree with the mission, disagree with the reason they are there, but they died in service of their Nation.