Combat Veteran Reacts to Till The Last Shots Fired By Trace Adkins
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Here we are reacting to Till the last shots fired By Trace Adkins. Thank you for taking the time to watch this. If you have any other requests, please feel free to let me know in the comments.
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Song Till The Last Shots Fired
Artist Trace Adkins
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Both my grandfathers here in Finland fought against Russia in WW2, while my grandmoms held up the homefront. My grandpas were two very serious men. I've always been interested in human psyche and mental health and I can not understand, how anyone can go through war without being changed forever. I don't think it's possible. I love hiking and I've been hiking in many of the places, where my grandpas fought. While forest brings me peace, I can't even think about those two young boys being there, scared for their lives, seeing and doing things they could never talk about. Much respect to all the soldiers and veterans in the world. May your hearts heal. 💔❤
What I imagine war being like, especially nowadays, is very well discribed by James Blunt in his song and video No bravery. I hope you'll check it out. The name of the song being misleading...but you'll see, if you watch it. Thanks for your reactions, just found your channel.
I knew an older man in my church growing up who was soft spoken and kind. It was years later that I learned he served with the 82nd in WWII. North Africa, Sicily, and Italy, before they went to Europe. He crossed the Waal River in Operation Market Garden and was wounded by shrapnel. He wasn’t under orders to go, but as the chaplain, he knew the men would need him. Purple Heart, 2 Bronze Stars, and a Silver Star. And he did not carry a gun with him into the fights, because he did not need it for work he had to do.
There are many of your fellow Americans who feel a disservice was done to all those who served in Afghanistan. God bless you brother and thank you for your service. 🇺🇸💔🇺🇸
A great reaction. Trace’s voice is perfect to tell this story. And Trace’s Empty Chair is about the table to honor those fallen who you spoke about.
When I was in Afghanistan I remember vividly going out on mission and we were walking passed a field with 10-15 kids all holding Ak-47 and praying to god they didn’t shoot at us because i didn’t want to hurt a child. It’s something I will never forget those childrens faces.
It’s such a hard position to be in.
Thank you so much!! I'm at a loss for words. I'm a desert storm veteran, proudly served. Thank you for sharing. This truly gets me to tear up
As the G.G Granddaughter of a fallen Union Army soldier thank you for this reaction. He was so against slavery, he left my G.G Grandmother and their children to fight for their fellow Americans freedom. Sadly he didn't come home. . . But he died honorably and for a great and noble cause!
I lost my great uncle during WWII. He was on the USS Hall when they were hit by a cyclone. His body was never found.
My father served in Korea, 1 cousin served in Dessert Storm & 1 cousin served in Iraq. He was hit by an IED and was medical discharged.
I'm very proud of the stock I come from...
DO NOT KNEEL TO THE FLAG IN FRONT OF ME. DO NOT BURN THE FLAG IN FRONT OF ME.
DO NOT DISRESPECT OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN IN FRONT OF ME!
As the daughter of a Canadian Military Veteran who served during the Cold War, I just want to say to you Sir, Thank you. Thank you for all the sacrifices you made during your tours of duty and for your service to your great country, my neighbor to the south of me. Thank you for all you did. From a daughter of a Canadian Military Veteran, and a Retired Paramedic, in Ontario, Canada, Jenn 💖 🇨🇦
Trace can bring tears so easily with his voice, and the stories he tells. His Arlington is another hard one.
A group called Home Free has a great one. Brother's In Arms. They have several patriotic ones. Toby Keith has some great ones.
There's one called The Empty Chair. Don't remember if it's Toby or Trace that sings it.
Thank you so much for your service.
Trace sings empty chair
This song is a beautiful representation to remind us it isn't about the war but about the Warriors.
Thank you for linking this reaction for me to find! ❤️
Aloha! When a new dedicated Veteran's Cemetary was opened in my small town, I was stationed far away. As soon as I returned home, I went and paid my respects to EVERY veteran laid to rest, some of them my former coworkers and friends, or a classmate's parent or grandparent. I had a friend's 2 sons and a nephew with me (all under 12), and we acknowledged each service member, read their name and service information aloud, and saluted each and every one, one at a time. These little men showed a lot of genuine interest and great respect (and their salutes were on point, too 😀). I appreciated having their company while I was there. 🤙
@@lnytita6763 Saying their names and honoring their sacrifice... that is how they live. Even in death.... Mahalo nui loa!
God bless you soldier. There's still a whole country of us that respect and honor you for what you did in our place. I just did miss Nam. Lost some good friends there. It is my sincere prayer that God heals the rips and tears in your mind. I can't even begin to comprehend but I can talk to God for you. Peace, love , and respect to you. God still heals hearts and minds. Every day. One more thing. You don't need to hear it but....... I need to say it .It is my belief that for sure and for certain every soldier that faced fire and didn't turn away is a hero. Period.
Thank you so much for the kind words!!!
Great reaction from you. I was heartbroken seeing this kind of fighting. I have high respect to all the soldiers who serve for the country.
G'day mate, you might like to add a couple of aussie faves to the list..."The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" by Eric Vogel; "I Was Only 19 - A Walk In The Green" by Redgum. Both of these are kind of a bit spesh to us, and I think you might like them too... 🙃🐨🇦🇺
Thank you Sir for your service! 🇺🇸🗽
Good evening brother. Happy 4th. Thank you for your service
Well !!! We all know who the blame is there..Thank you son for your service..and May
God Bless you...!!!
I could see the pain in your eyes I can’t even play this yet for my son he still hurts over all of his comrades that he lost for all the children that lost their life thank you for serving
The mom of a soldier
Thankyou for your service
Thank you for your service. My father was in WW2, Korea, Vietnam. He stayed in for 38 years, he joined when he was 16. No they really didn’t check age much. I’m proud of him he’s resting now and I’m proud of you
Thank your for your service, sir. May God give you peace.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!! YOU ARE LOVED AND APPRECIATED!!!! YOU WERE BROUGHT HOME TO HELP A MAN WITH DEMENTIA TO GET VOTES!!!😢😢😢😭😭😭😭
They used the perfect movies, for the song. Glory, Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers and 12 Strong. Excellent choices.
Glory is a phenomenal movie, Denzel Washington is fantastic as always! Great reaction man, really enjoyed it 😊
The pull out was horrible but the 11 Devil Dogs, 1 Devil Doc & 1 Army member being killed just a day or two before was sickening. Not to mention the ones injured. 😡
As you've already seen, Trace has great respect for the military and he has several more songs to honor them - but since you spoke of the concept of the empty chair, only seems right to recommend you look for that one from him next (Trace Adkins "Empty Chair")
Thank you for your service to this great nation! God bless our troops and veterans! You all are heroes whether you want to acknowledge it or not!! I hate what our government has done to those who have served. You weren't controversial at all. Quite the opposite! You've seen this first hand, been through the battles, seen the ugliness of war. The Afghanistan withdrawal was shameful and disgusting in how it went down. It was a slap in the face to the many who sacrificed and suffered so much at our governments bidding. I was in the presence of a Vietnam veteran when news broke of the withdrawal and the look on his face, his eyes...I will NEVER forget it as long as I live! Betrayal!! After all that these men and women had been through, he understood it better than most. A huge "Thank You" to all who have served! We love you and we appreciate your sacrifices, don't ever forget that!! We know why we're free!!
Although it's very well done this is not the official video for this song. Go back and watch him perform this on the 2009 CMA awards, it's amazing performance
Thank you for your service & God Bless You 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have a reaction suggestion. We just had the anniversary of Pearl Harbor the other day. There's a video called Naval Legends Attack on Pearl Harbor that's a great mini documentary about it. And even stories you may not of heard about
Brand new subscriber you should check out Craig Morgan he is a retired Army veteran turned country singer.
Craig Morgan Paradise,
Craig Morgan if Not Me,
Craig Morgan What Matters The Most
I’ll definitely check it out!
Ohh you must be talking about the Bobblehead! Stupid move!!
This song brings me to my knees every time
From an old veteran to a young one, thank you for your service. I got your six brother.
Please if you can or want. Make a reaction video to timelapse of the entire universe. Timelapse of the future a journey to the end of Time. then the secret history of the moon 👍
This is one of my favourite songs. Trace adkins is one of the most patriotic artists. You should check out Coffey Anderson as well.
Thanks for reacting to this. I've never seen a video for the song.
The choir is the West Point Academy Glee Club.
They performed it with him at the CMA Awards show.
If you have never heard it the Big and Rich song 8th of November is an amazing song that tells a story of a Vietnam Veteran.
The official video is the best because it also gives an important back story.
On a different note, I would love to see you react to some stand-up comedy, as well as music.
I liked your commentary. Could you please react to Lee Brice "I Drive Your Truck" . This song was inspired by the words of the father of Sergeant First Class Jared Monti while being interviewed about his son. I will let you read the rest of the backstory on Sgt Monti yourself.
Let me say also, I'm grateful for your service and sacrifice
I'm a USMC Veteran. I was part of the Honor Guard for two of my fellow Marines, and for Papa's Ceremony. I presented the folded flag to Momma, said the words, stood at attention and *SALUTED* in tribute to his and hers Service/Sacrifice.
This Song always tears me apart. When I hear *TAPS* and hear that '21 Gun Salute,' I think of it.
Thanks for your service.
Thank you for your service.
thank you for your services
Thank you for reacting to this song Trace Adkins is very involved with veterans and with several veteran organizations every song he sings is from his heart.
I think you would like a A Capella group called Home Free they did a song called Brother In Arms song done by Dire Straits in 1985 and Travelin Soldier done by the Dixie Chicks and God Bless The USA with Lee Greenwood and The US Airforce Band
I know this video is kinda old, but around @13:45 you started talking about the Empty Chair and I just thought you might like to know that Trace Adkins actually has a song called Empty Chair. He also has one called Still a Soldier that discusses coming back to civilian life and how hard it can be to make that adjustment. They are both fantastic songs. Empty Chair is a bit emotional, as you can imagine. But Still a Soldier is more peppy and upbeat.
Fantastic reaction. Just want to let you know that even though I am not a vet, I still have a set of ears if you need to talk.
thank you all for what you have done to all Veterans thank you i wish you best in life
The live version at the CMA with the West Point is amazing!
BTW, Glory is my favorite movie.
Being a vietnam vet I know your feelings. The VA today is different from my time so you can seek help there. If you don't want to go there, which I understand, seek out other vets such as an organiztion called vets for vets so you can talk things out. Not having a support group during my time really messed me up. Don't let it happen to you. And thank you for your service and being true to our country.
I understand, bro. (MSgt, USAF, Ret)
check out Toby Keith "Courtsey of The Red White and Blue
Brilliant video, you come across so genuine and you tell your reaction comes from the heart
Another outstanding video. Gives us a better perspective of what we have no idea about, what actually goes on and what went on and how it can still impact vets and soldiers many years after their service.
Wow, great vid
Sir.... Just want to take a moment and thank you for your service. My Uncle was in Vietnam. My heart goes out to every man and woman who has served, passed away, or still serving. My Uncle suffered from PTSD and my heart aches for everyone in Service
Thank you, sir... this song tears me up every time I hear it~
Thing I like about we were soldiers is it shows the colonel being the first one on the ground and the last one to leave
he was a rare breed of leader, i had a captain that was similar, he wanted to learn about all facets of his command, he constantly pushed us to cross train, i ended my 10 years with 3 MOS primary 13D/J secondary 13B and tertiary 13F most of our unit had 2 mos he was the best captain i served under
Thank you for your service brother and any vets or current military men and women who reads this god bless all of y’all ❤🇺🇸
Cole swindell you should be here is a good song he wrote after his last call with his dad it hits home for me
respect is earned not just given
mother of 2 males that have been with their wives 20 years and 15 years respectively
grandmother of 2 grandsons and 3 granddaughters
and we (both sides of the village) do not let ours act like this
There is a certain amount of respect that is automatically placed within others until proven it’s not warranted.
It’s important to know, the Wars of old, the solder’s did not have training!
My Father was a mean, and brutal man. With forever questions that will remain unanswered. Orphaned as a young child, living on his own in the swamps of Louisiana. At the age of 15 (lying about his age. People didn’t have documents back then), he joined the Army, to have a “place”.
He was shipped to Japan at the end of WW2, then went and fought in the Korea War. Was he mean, brutal, and alcoholic because of life, the Wars? We did not know he was decorated with many metals until the Salvation Army gave us his small bag, his only possession. He died alone on a sidewalk.
In 1917, around the time that WWI, started the United States Army started a 16 week systematic training program for soldiers. However, it has also been documented that there were basic training encampments that date all the way back to 1778 during the Revolutionary War. Though neither were notably the best training. But it was there.
I’m very sorry to hear about your dad.
The Empty Chair, think Trace did that one .
Trace Adkins has a newer song called the empty chair I think.
It's about the older veterans seating a table drinking coffee. It's makes remember my uncles and my dad.
Thank you for your service.
Soldiers are the true Super Heros! Thank you and all who served for my freedoms! We have 3 in at the moment. One just left for the Pacific, one in Europe, and one in Hawaii.
Your breathing changed immediately when the video began. Nothing but love for you! Many thanks for your service!
You should react to the official music video for this song. It was a live performance at the Country Music Awards. It included a performance by the West Point Glee Club. If that doesn't hit you hard, you don't have a soul!!
I'm from the Vietnam era. Vet friends have talked about it...a little. I realized I will never be able to say i Saved the lives of strangers like they have. Thank you.
#JarodSchmidt Rip
My mom both loves and hates this song. It always reminds her of losing her oldest brother Bobby in Korea on Valentine's Day when she was 7. He received a Purple Heart posthumously.
My great grandfather served in the Civil War from 1861-1864 he was from Hickory Flat Mississippi
First--I hope you're well. {{{HUGS}}} Thank you for this reaction. I'd love to see you react to Hacksaw Ridge if you haven't seen it. Full caution--it's a beautiful and inspirational movie, but it's also brutal. I got the DVD for my daddy--he's a WWII vet and loved war movies, but it really brought up some traumatic memories for him, although he said afterward he was glad he'd watched it. Anyway, again, I hope you're well. As for Afghanistan--I will NEVER forgive JB for how that went down. Disgraceful.
Sir, i understand your angst, but please, dont say brainwashed. No disrespect to those of us who served. Those who fell didnt fall for political reasons. You dont fight for ideas. You fight for your brothers who are in harms way. All other reasons pale in that reason. Thank you for your service. SFC Michael Julian, US Army 1972-1982
Thank you for your service. God bless you ❤
I dont know your first name brother. I served in the Submarine Force from '87-91' . I Did NOT see action, Thank God. But submarine service has its own dangers. Anyway , i agree so much with your mission statement. I have a suggetion to honor or brother and sister Veterans. Do a reaction to the Vietnam Nurses interviews. I can try to post a link if your interested. They are all around an hour long. Back then women were not allowed to be in combat, but, they did serve in combat areas. These woman showed amazing bravery,strength and tougness. I have a favorite one but i love all of them. I dont wanna tell thier stories, its better to hear it from them. WELCOME HOME AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!. because of you and the ones you served with, my grandchildren grew up safe and free. I do not take that for granted
Trace Adkins - The Empty Chair, about what you spoke of, leaving an empty chair for respect.
I love watching the reactions of veterans military families when these songs play because my dad was a world war II veteran and he fought for this country and I love the veterans I appreciate them fighting for us I love the military
Listen to “Empty Chair”, imagine the damage the .52 + caliber black powder does to a body. “The Empty Chair” I want to tip a glass to the person who’s not there.. At Some places like Chick-fil-A and other businesses sets up the American legion, vfw Missing Man Tables. Don’t take a seat, I saw a guy come and start to take a seat, our hearing may be bad I was a machine gunner and a field radio operator. Grab that chair you will quickly snap heads and nicely be told the tables taken. There may be a POW / MIA flag nearby and an empty glass on the table. If you continue to pull the seat out to sit down you were warned this time you will be be educated and possibly taken out the door. Thanks brother and sisters. Even worse your were even more likely back then to die from the emergency “treatment”
Bless your heart…I could see that you were having a tough time…Myself I cried like a baby …😢😢
Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸
I agree, we should not have pulled out of Afghanistan.
When he performed this atthe Country Music Awards show, backed by the West Point cadets, the introduction by a wounded marine said to remember "It's about the warrior, not the war".
BOY I FOUND THAT OUT THE HARD WAY!!!! THERE WAS NOWHERE ELSE TO SIT AND I UNKNOWINGLY SAT DOWN…. I HAD 2 OR 3 VETS APPROACH ME AND TELL ME WHAT THAT TABLE MEANT!!!! IM EXTREMELY PATRIOTIC!!! I WANTED TO JOIN ANYONE THAT WOULD GIVE ME A WEAPON AND ENOUGH BULLETS WHEN I WATCHED THOSE TOWERS FALL!!!! SALUTE TO ALL VETERANS AND THANK YOU!!!! I WENT AROUND THE PLACE WHILE CRYING TO APOLOGISE AND THANK EVERYONE IN THERE…😢😢😢😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
You should do a reaction to Montgomery Gentry's"Didn't I" it's an amazing song.
5:24 I agree with you 100% man! So many soldiers died or were severely wounded, from so many country's that were over there, and because of the way it ended it all feels all so pointless.. Did they really all die in vain? Was it all for nothing, all those sacrifices and loss for the families?... After the retreat Afghan vets got a letter from the minister of defense trying to explain the situation. It was a kick in the nuts man, reading it and seeing how fast it all went to shit again in Afghanistan.. I still have troubles accepting it and I don't know if I ever will 😤
I have a granduncle that was in the vietnam war, He never speaks about it, except for one story. He was the sole survivor of 2 platoons. The first platoon he was scouting for his squad and was currrently sitting in a tree when the vietcong set up camp underneath of him. He had to wait in the tree for a week before the vietcong left for another position, during that time his first platoon was all killed. The Army had him as MIA/KIA until he made his way back to base. He is one of the coolest, chillest people I know. I have a lot of respect for the men and women that go into the armed services.
I don't know if anyone has told you this but you look like Scott Grimes who portrayed Private Malarkey later promoted to Sergeant in Band of Brothers
I agree about the vertrans of our earlier wars - when they say "charge down the guns" or "into the cannon's mouth" its literal! It was a whole other style of fighting - the only available because of the weaponry and range ect but how do you even inspire men to charge into that? It looks entirely impossible!
D-day ....there are no words. I mean yes there was more armor than before but it was just a numbers thing - throw enough at them that a few get through while everyone else dies until those who got through can get behind the enemy and stop the fire. Not that the land mines didnt keep taking their own. Its no wonder Roosevelt wrote 2 speeches the night before after giving the final go ahead - the ine he gave announcing a successful invasion - and one resigning the presidency.
Im so sorry man! Im cant imagine what youve seen, what the politics have done to you! The idea that the sacrifice, the lives, were in vain, that would be unbearable. And while the idea of the song , that the brotherhood of generations still there...has comfort but im sure its a painful thought too in that, you probably try to comfort yourself with them being free...at pesce...not still tierdly struggling on.
I am so grateful for you and those with you and like you. But it feels wrong like cheapening it to "thank" someone for things we cant fully comprehend.
I know the term “I can’t go home until the last shots fired” meaning their spirit is stuck there. I can see it click in your head that that’s the way it feels during combat. It’s heavy, dark, and heartbreaking. Because their spirits couldn’t go home. But when it was over it was like a breath of fresh air, because they were finally able to go home, and so were you.
I'm not former military but I was angry we pulled out of Afghanistan like we did, to see the people clinging to planes trying to leave their home country made me so sick and highlighted just how bad we needed to stay.
Thank you for your service 🙏
Thank you for your support!
Your welcome 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
That shit hit me too hard. I mean, I love and appreciate it but it was just hard to watch. US Army 91W hooah.
This is a real beautiful song. Thanks for sharing. Thank you god your service and sacrifice.
I don't want to die for you today but if death is the price, I'll gladly pay. For all of you, sell my life if you must. Just please, don't waste it. I lost guys to brother. Every day I say it should have been me.
God bless you brother and thank you for your service 🙏. And I want to thank every brother and sister's who are still serving and the one's who have lost there life's protection ours.
Thank you for your service my brother . Most people do nt really understand. I salute you and your brothets who were there with you
This song made me cry the first time i heard it and it still does. Thank you for coming home brother.
All the people here worried about Afghanistan Vietnam and all the other countries we've been in but they don't remember the Marines and everybody that died in Vietnam
For my fallen brothers my watch won’t end it my duty and my enlistment has no expiration date so rest well my brothers I got you
Damn I hate that we had to kill each other during the civil war. Our own brothers killing one another. Too many of our brothers gone.
As one combat vet to another, I have the same sentiments regarding to Afghanistan. When I heard all I thought of was all the people that died there, seemingly for not.
I saw it in your eyes, for a moment you had the 1000 yards view.
my respect and salute to you.
Thank you for your service. I pray that you have restful nights when u close your eyes your term onto will be gone blessings
Every vet fought for peace in the hope they would make the world a better place I did not put my life on the line because I liked conflict but to end it a black watch vet we can only hope great song I always shed a tear rest easy my comrades in arms
My son lost his father because of serving in Afghanistan and my best friend died as result of serving there they served the first time we went there I can’t understand what it was like to be over there but I sure can understand the effect it had on loved ones!!
Another great reaction. Thank you Brother. It reminded me of the Brothers I have lost . Lord knows....... Sorry gtg