I love seeing things like this. My Dad spent 20 years in the US Navy (from 76-96) and so those in the military and national guard have a special place in my heart. Thanks for posting it.
Have you ever tried that? After seeing this video some months ago, every time I'm in the airport and service men and women walk by......I, with a pit in my stomach and lump in my throat, begin to clap. It feels a little weird...and a lot strange...but I clap and soon others join in. We don't have the nice back ground music.....but there is a symphony of tears as we applaud those who are serving our country on our behalf. Tears in the eyes of those clapping and those soldiers walking by. It is an amazing experience. I wish it would take off....just like the Minnesota Wave at a football game....that at every airport, every time a troop is flying somewhere.....throngs would stand up and pay honor for their sacrifice.
Amen. Thank you so much for sharing that. I have family and friends serving in Iraq. The husband of a good friend was serving for a while. His unit was hit, and he lost a leg. One of the men who served under him will tell about how he (my friend's husband) led one of his men to Christ during that tense time. Paul can't remember it, but according to his men that were near, it happened. The man died shortly after that. Man, when people tell them that they have nothing left to fight for, I just get so upset. Wow. Diane, I will try that next time I'm in an airport.
Hiya Nadine, I don't seem to be able to view this at all but from the comments here it must be something very inspiring....I'll check this out on another day.
Nadine, I'm sorry about the site for Lauren. I now have the update site from her parents on her condtition. www.caringbridge.org/visit/laurenwentz I'm sure they appreciate your prayers.
This was a wonderful clip. Thank you so very much for posting it. I've seen it a few times and every time I see it I feel honored that we have warriors out there willing to lay down their lives to protect us.
If any of those special people are reading this, let me add my thanks to yours.
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Nice, very nice... brought a lump to my throat.
"greater love has no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends..." Jesus
This brought a tear to my eye. I like that quote by your husband, above.
Very moving clip. I wish I could've joined the others in thanking them personally like that.
I love seeing things like this. My Dad spent 20 years in the US Navy (from 76-96) and so those in the military and national guard have a special place in my heart. Thanks for posting it.
I am not even American and that brought a tear to mt eye!
WOW! WOW! WOW! I have to say I've never seen something so powerful make me cry in less than 60 seconds.
Thanks for the eye opener.
Have you ever tried that? After seeing this video some months ago, every time I'm in the airport and service men and women walk by......I, with a pit in my stomach and lump in my throat, begin to clap. It feels a little weird...and a lot strange...but I clap and soon others join in. We don't have the nice back ground music.....but there is a symphony of tears as we applaud those who are serving our country on our behalf. Tears in the eyes of those clapping and those soldiers walking by. It is an amazing experience. I wish it would take off....just like the Minnesota Wave at a football game....that at every airport, every time a troop is flying somewhere.....throngs would stand up and pay honor for their sacrifice.
Beautiful Video!!!!!
Amen. Thank you so much for sharing that. I have family and friends serving in Iraq. The husband of a good friend was serving for a while. His unit was hit, and he lost a leg. One of the men who served under him will tell about how he (my friend's husband) led one of his men to Christ during that tense time. Paul can't remember it, but according to his men that were near, it happened. The man died shortly after that. Man, when people tell them that they have nothing left to fight for, I just get so upset. Wow. Diane, I will try that next time I'm in an airport.
I'm a HUGE fan of our military! Whether you agree with our Iraq policies or not, you've got to admit, those guys and gals are doing a terrific job!
Very nice, Nadine!
This is amazing! Loved it.
That always makes me cry. Thank you indeed.
Jennifer
Awesome video. Sometimes a few seconds on the screen says it all. Thanks for sharing it.
Nadine, I tried to find an e-mail address for you in your profile and couldn't locate one.
If you want to write you can reach me at ilyzu1216@yahoo.com.
Cheers! I'll be back!!
Hiya Nadine, I don't seem to be able to view this at all but from the comments here it must be something very inspiring....I'll check this out on another day.
Nadine, I'm sorry about the site for Lauren. I now have the update site from her parents on her condtition. www.caringbridge.org/visit/laurenwentz
I'm sure they appreciate your prayers.
Aww i like this lots!!!!
wahh that made me cry and i'm not even American! lol
Great post!
That is so beautiful, Nadine. Thank you so much for sharing this short with us.
This was a wonderful clip. Thank you so very much for posting it. I've seen it a few times and every time I see it I feel honored that we have warriors out there willing to lay down their lives to protect us.
If any of those special people are reading this, let me add my thanks to yours.
ok, I'm teary! That was awesome. I'm so grateful and blessed to be an American. Thanks for sharing that. Brenda :)
that was beautiful and touching...
Thanks nadine!
I managed to view this video Nadine and remembered receiving it once from a friend....yes very very nice and thoughtful.
Many times when I was travelling within the USA and the respect given to Marines was just overwhelming :D
That was beautiful, brought a tear to my eye!!
I have seen that before, but it still makes me tear up when I watch it.
You're makin me cry, girlie. SO beautiful!
WOW...I have chill bumps and tears in my eyes...we can never forget just how blessed we are to live where we do!
Thanks for the gentle reminder!
Melissa
You're right, Nadine!
Sometimes words are just not necessary!
Very nice.
brought a few tears to my eyes.
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