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What a good man. He always put his family welfare first. Even as a teenager. I know he was an outstanding Soldier, leader, First Sergeant. Father and husband
If you have served, or you have family members that have in OIF or OEF please share your or his/her combat stories. We as African Americans do not need to wait 50 years from now. To hear and be recognized for their heroism. Thank you.
This really touched my heart what a beautiful story and a blessing to hear such a rich story. I’m retired , so many old soldiers stories relate to just being a soldier. Gods best blessings to this family.
Thank you for sharing such a important part of history❤ I started to cry when I saw the pictures, a mix of emotions both sadness of what they had to endure but also a relief that they made it to the north and gained a freedom that should have never been taking from them in the first place
Watching this now I wonder where all these wonderful people are? I like this documentary especially Angelica’s story! Thank you all for sharing this was nice! #lifechanging
So proud of Nolon ,as I am of my Dad he too was from small tex town an he too landed in Normandy as private in the US army i thank the lord he and my mom brought me into this world, he taught me a.lot that man I called my dad was a hard working working man that retired retired from Ft Bliss TX as a master carpenter, I'll miss forever, God Bless our Troops.
This is such a wonderful video with incredible and worthwhile initiatives. I especially enjoyed the Mercantile store run by the Special Education students and their Teacher. Inspiring work 💖💖
I'm very glad I saw this and watched it first thank you both for y'all's service and dedication. The history of the soldiers fighting for us and then to come home to struggle and fight oppression and all I heard from them was gratitude and thanks. God Bless you and yours
This was a fantastic story I really enjoyed it. My father was a Buffalo soldier in the 24th infantry regiment. I believe the last all black Infantry unit in the Army. He fought and was wounded in the Korean war.
Thank you for this, i will be using this to help teachers at the school i work with (revisit) why trauma informed practices must be used everyday all day long.
