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Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: Teresa Heilevang on June 05, 2008, 02:09:53 AM
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-- THIS MAY BE THE BEST 12 MINUTES YOU WILL SPEND THIS WEEK.
A good video.................. and not a word is spoken.
(But a tear was there)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2487638612433437293&q=Veterans
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It was. Thank you.
Mac
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-- THIS MAY BE THE BEST 12 MINUTES YOU WILL SPEND THIS WEEK.
A good video.................. and not a word is spoken.
(But a tear was there)
Indeed it was...
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Thank You!
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-- THIS MAY BE THE BEST 12 MINUTES YOU WILL SPEND THIS WEEK.
A good video.................. and not a word is spoken.
(But a tear was there)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2487638612433437293&q=Veterans
Hey girl, that was a great 12 minutes!!!
shooter32
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Thanks M'ette. I hope I'm lucky enough to have a neighbor like that someday.
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As a disabled Veteran I thank you. We are losing WWII and KOREAN vets dailly. As A Nam Vet please say welcome home when you meet a vet some of us didn't get one and it feels so GOOD.
Thanks Again
blademan11
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May God bless the American Vet! Thank you for sharing this!!!
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Another one I received today.
The video site shown below is awesome. You won't regret taking a few minutes out of your day to view it and perhaps even send it on. It may take a few moments to load so be patient -
You may have heard the song before but this video is new. In the beginning, he goes into a pawn shop to pawn a flag... The pawnbroker is in his sixties, and over his shoulder you see a photo of a young Vietnam era warrant officer with aviator wings and the MOH.
Yes, that's really a Medal of honor winner--not an actor.
http://www.whatkindofworlddoyouwant.com/videos/view/id/706270
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can't help but feel the tug on the ole heart strings................ (salute)
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Your right Marshalette...well worth the time - both of them! Recommended them to friends.
God Bless America
Richard
PS: The picture of the young David Huddleston (I assume it is him) looks just like my dad's brother would have in his Navy uniform. FMO
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Thanks Mashalette,I sent this post on to some vets I know . I'm sure they will appreciate it.
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Thank you Marshal'ette, reminds me of my grandfather (Navy man, Boatswains Mate 1st Class) 42-46.
I have his Bluejackets Manual, and I had to grab it after watching a great 12 minute video.
He was called "Swede", Harold Otto Christenson. He died a couple of years ago.
He would have done the same thing for that Army Hero. That generation is fading fast due to the ravages of time, but I wont forget and neither will my 13 year old son. May God Bless them All.
(http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm182/twyacht/Grampa.jpg)
He was an amazing gentleman.
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Thank you Marshal'ette, reminds me of my grandfather (Navy man, Boatswains Mate 1st Class) 42-46.
I have his Bluejackets Manual, and I had to grab it after watching a great 12 minute video.
He was called "Swede", Harold Otto Christenson.
He was an amazing gentleman.
You can see that in his eyes. No BS there!
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Damn, I seem to have gotten something in my eye.
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Damn, I seem to have gotten something in my eye.
You did its called "Brotherhood" But you had it there all along.
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Teresa, thanks so much for that post. Brought a tear to this old Marine's eye. Semper Fi!!