Sincere Dedication

[velocity]

While it does not make the evening news hour, I can tell you that I have seen several of these outpouring of respect for fallen military. The response usually emanates from small towns across the country where people tend to take time and make time for everyone else. some may be less well-attended, but are fiercely equal in the snes of onot thye wish to convey.

[Stainless1]

Freud, thanks for posting that, freedom isn't free, lots of folks don't realize their ability to do and say anything they wish came from somebody's sacrifice. 
I finally cleared my eyes enough to type...
See ya on the salt

[Bob Ellis]

Freud,Sorry we gave you "Chicken Skin",you did a good thing posting that link!!Look at the responses,And  to SSS (Mr Moderator) thankyou for leaving it here!
I have sent it on to many people that are not LSR,but friends/vets. I had to watch it again (More emotions),and agree with roadtrip,it should be shown in schools (And Not only in the U.S).
To Jerry O , I'm not an American,(wish I was),I'm a New Zealander living in Australia,but i definately had a lump or two in my throat,and more than a few tears in the eye. I was never in the services,but both my Grandads were in WW2,and my No.1 uncle was in Korea,I thank/owe them (and men like John Beale)for letting me live in a free country.
Cheers , Bob.

[Freud]

Back to the top.

Hey folks, if u haven't watched this video yet, go back to the beginning and click on it.

It's American History 2009.

FREUD

[Glen]

Watching the video and reading the remarks by everyone gives us hope that this country will always honor our servicemen. Being from a military family and knowing what brave people they are to give their time to protect this wonderful country and to see the people that line the streets to pay their respects is a heart grabbing experience. The tears are real from all of us. Please pass it on to others that are not on this web site.

[fredvance]

I cant figure out how to get it to play.

[Glen]

Fred, send it to yourself. Tab is at bottom of your reply. Go to the first entry by Freud and click on that tab. It should work.

[roadtrip]

If you missed or overlooked JonAmo's recomendation to see 'Taking Chance' with Kevin Bacon, try to find it.

It's not a war movie ... there's virtually no combat, and it's not pro anything or anti anything. It's a simple, emotional and deeply moving story of a dead soldier's journey from battlefield to his hometown.

No Hollywood and no special effects.

Excellent movie ... another "must see / ought to be required".

DonS