George Jones -- 50,000 Names [REACTION] 

The number was actually closer to 60,000…but the number had to fit in the song. May I respectfully recommend looking at one of the three video’s with this song. Amazing. God bless 🫡🇺🇸🙏 ~ Ron Stopfer, M/SGT US Army(Retired)

WOW,just leave it to George Jones, to slap you right up side of the head to bring you back to reality, of what goes on in the world the pain those families had to endure, and thing's the soldiers had to endure so the rest of us didn't have to, " A GIANT THANKS OUT TO ALL THAT'S SERVED SO OTHERS DIDN'T HAVE TO" and to give us the freedom we enjoy. THANKS TO ALL AGAIN AND TO THE FAMILIES WHO GAVE. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU

No words other than THANK YOU to those who gave their lives 🙏🏻

my high school classmates Elmwood Park ILL RIP 1Lt. Paul Charles Bertolozzi USMC KIA 8-2-67 Cpl. Richard Clark Abbate USMC KIA 5-18-68 i was 3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai,RVN 10/65-11/66

Bless those who passed and those who survived the Vietnam War too; that goes for those on both sides.

Reminds me of my song request you reacted to by the Statler Brothers….More Than A Name On The Wall. Thank You Don and Drifting Cowboy Country.

thankyou all for your service i have worked in the us it was an honor been shown the wall with my friend who was a vet

God bless ALL our heroes.

Imagine what it was like after the Civil War. Our population was a bit less than 10% of today, while up to around 1 million people, soldiers and civilians, died in the war, so it would be like having 10 million Americans die from a war today! It's hard to imagine the impact that would have!

Wow I never heard this before today precious

Well done George. Thanks DriftingCowboyCountry for the request, thanks Don for the reaction. 'Nuff said.

I like this thanks for sharing my uncle passed away in the Vietnam war I was only six but I still got memories. He would spend lot time with me when he was home from the war on leave and he wrote a letter to a little girl at the time but still the same . I nave tribute to him at home .,

I suggested this months ago but I'm so glad you finally reviewed it. I can't think of any other singer who could put such emotion into it.

Don thank you for respecting our fallen. This song is very poignant and important for everyone to listen to and ponder on. These days those who gave the ultimate gift to preserve our freedoms are forgotten as we go about our lives oblivious to the history of our country. Whether we agree or not with conflicts like Vietnam we must pause a moment and remember that these brave men and women were doing what they were ordered to do to protect their country and future generations. Drifting Cowboy Country an Don, May God Bless You and May God Bless all those who have served and continue to serve. Greater love hath no man than he who gives his life for a stranger.

AS a retired Army NCO who served during the last few months of the Vietnam era I really appreciate this song, and Don, your show of respect moved me deeply. Thank you.

What a tribute to the veterans. I had uncles who were in World War 2, and in the Korean War. My grandfather was in World War 1. The things they saw must have been intense. The same thing for those who were in Vietnam, and in other wars. When I see a military person walk by, I thank them for their services. In Canada, we have Remembrance Day on November 11. Thanks for sharing this reaction video. George Jones is a great country artist. Cheers!✌️

💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Very nice tribute and performance by George! "50,000 Names" was written by the late country singer-songwriter Jamie O'Hara (formerly of the O'Kanes). Jamie's original version appears on his excellent "Rise About It" album from 1994, and it's worth a listen, too. Enjoy! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rHXmuRDnKH8.html

Great tribute song. I love how he uses mentioning all the items people leave. I been there twice and this song paints a vivid picture

statler bothers more then a name on a wall