Important to watch to the end…
Remembering the lost platoon
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Important to watch to the end…
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Thanks, David. I, and probably many others, needed that.
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Thanks John. I was so moved by the Father – Daughter scene.
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No words…
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Moved….
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so much heart in this, and the gift from the daughter is priceless – how loving
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Yes. That gift, Wow.
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To all our soldiers out there, past and present, thank you for your service.
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I’ll second Mimi’s comment, but add a wow.
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Edified and re-blogged at https://villageundertaker.wordpress.com/2017/05/29/worth-repeating-3/
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Couldn’t reblogtgis enough Ray. Thank you.
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Husband and I saw this on CBS Sunday with a Jane Pauley. Deeply moving. So glad you’re sharing it here. 🙏
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It is deeply moving. Thanks Roseanne.
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Reblogged this on agnestirrito and commented:
Memorial Day.
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Honoring their comrades that will never be forgotten. May they RIP. May we all never forget.
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Thanks for posting, Dave. Remembering my friend Hans Kurth and several others today.
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And for those of you who cannot watch it like me… here’s another link! (I can only hope it’s the same!)
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5o6pxv
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What would this Blog be without you Dale. No chance it could be Global. Thanks! 😀
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No charge, David! 😜
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Wow. That brought tears. Thanks for sharing.
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Yes. Me too Maralee
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Thank you for all of these recent posts, David. I’ve been writing an article on WWI pilots, and am ready to submit it to a local Princeton newspaper today! Those men were an amazing group most of whose lives were over by 1918. I recommend for just an example people look up Quentin Roosevelt on Wikipedia–what a charmer (from when he was 3 and grew up in the White House) through his taking off for France, and bringing his light wherever he went!
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Thanks Valerie. I did check him out on wiki. Wow. What a story. Thanks for sharing.
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Lifetime of recovery 😢
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Thank you, so moving..
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