Lay Me Down in the Cold, Cold Ground 

Thank you.

That was beautifully said! Thank u .

It is what I fought for. I would give anything to have my friends back.

@@alshell5 thank u for ur service brother! Blessings beloved.

In America he fights for the ZIONIST who want to replace his family and people

Welcome home friend.

Welcome Home Brother , Never forget.

Thank you so much for your service

I weep with you, and I am still young. Whether a Soldier, a Sailor, an Airman, or Marine... We were all young once. Now we leave it to those who will hopefully take up the bastion in our stead and continue the fight. Semper Fi and thank you for what you've done for this country and myself. God Bless you sir.

God bless you, welcome home and thank you, for your service, your sacrifice, and your tour of duty....you are an American hero.

I will walk right beside you. Every Single Step. 9th Infantry

Well said. Me too! My Purple Heart is something I’m deeply proud of. It’s the only award/honor I’ve ever truly earned. 02.20.07 Khost, Afghanistan

airborne

AIRBORNE!💥❤️🇺🇸

Welcome Home. Save one backward glance.

Thank you Brother

My Irish mother had 6 brothers that all served. I didn't get to meet them. I was born in 56' but I'm very proud of them

Thanks brother we need it biden is a disaster TRUMP 24 AND MAY GOD HELP US ALL

It's looking kind of Scary here in my Ancestral Homeland called now the United States of America. Never in my near 70 yrs did I ever think it'd go this far with the Hatred. History Repeating itself. 😢

May god help those who betray the people!!! When the time comes to rise up, we will let those like us know

Love your comment so much🇺🇲❤

Little bit of my blood is Scottish but I’m also an American and I’m joining the military for the the fallen and the families that been through darkness by terrorist and talibans even if I get ptsd

@@user-bh6sl5lp2n well I’m joining the military after college

Anyone thinking that they’re ‘American’ by birth needs to read the 14th Amendment very, very closely. And then read the definition of ‘United States’ and ‘person’ under 28 U.S. Code 3002

well spoken. well spoken indeed. i wish more people would realize this. you can be proud of your heritage but be true to the country that raised you. stay safe brother

Dear Linda, Ur text regarding ur Dad, really touched my heart. I miss my Dad too, so I get it. Two weeks ago, my heart reminded me that I miss my Dad...I cried. Dad and I believed, that in Valhalla, honorable military gather to talk of their exploits. I'm sure my Dad and urs have met. Being a Veteran of Vietnam and The Storm, I hope to meet ur Dad and see mine again.

Pass his memories down to other generations.

I thank him for his service. Rest In Peace Marine

Semper Fi - the few, the proud, the Marines.

Oooh Rahh. Semper Fi from an old Jarhead & Vietnam vet.

I'm USMC Combat Veteran I'm preaching it too today maybe this young generation will wake up before it's too late !!!

​​@@bobbycollins7378 Millennial here thank you all for your great service to this country and the suffering most vets still power through to this day you are all heros! My uncle's a Vietnam veteran not all of us have disdain for America all though we do want to put a end to the corruption which according to the Bible is out of our hands so we'll ride it out!

We still out number them. Hold the line. THIS LINE IS THIN!

Geez always felt like it was more…smh…don’t mind me I’m not talking any sort of smack just…musing…🫡

God speed to those that have gone before us that fought for this great country. I'm proud to be a Veteran and would do it all over again.

Amen

Amen

Amen ...... 🇺🇸

Amen. " I tell you, My friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body and after that can do no more." Luke 12:4

Amem!

Joseph Kilna McKenzie

well said duncan. bayoneted defending his comrade. They do not make his like anymore.

Thanks Duncan for adding the back story here for us.

​​@@muff.t2780 We can't know if "there are any more like this" We have nothing to really worth defending now but the true believers. Even WWI was a Central Bank created war where both American Britian banks loaned money to both sides. Money to help kill our own. Death to the central bank and soon! Our world depends upon it.

@@muff.t2780 There are still soldiers like that... Our society just no longer values them.. Even kids in Ohio are not taught about the Story of Roger Young... Sad

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Full Respect and Gratitude to your Father. May he rest in peace. ✝

He is all our hero...acknowledged or not along with all his brothers in arms.. horrible how so many people these days don't realize just what gave them their freedom they take for granted. It's a price we can never refuse.. no matter the cost it's one of the few things worth the ultimate price. His courage bravery and service are to be honored, revered and most of all remembered. I'm thankful for all the Veterans who have answered the call of duty some make it back but all leave a piece of them behind. Heros brother all of them are.

@@1real_one 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸

My dad was also there as a Green Beret (one of the very first Green Beret ever)..and did.two tours. He retired from the Army as a Lt. Col.. He died as the covid restrictions hit. He was interred At Arlington Nat'l Cemetary about 2 years later. He was a HEROIC man too. Once he was the CO of a soldier in FT. Benning (where I was born) who had been shot in 3 places while in Vietnam, but it takes three Purple Hearts to not to have to go back, so he was being sent back. He went to a local bar and the MPs had to drag him back to the base. He got up on a turret screaming ''what are you gonna do, send me back to Vietnam?". My dad had himself arrested instead of this man. We watched the 10 part Ken Burn's special on Vietnam. In part 8 and 9 a white-haired General is interviewed. My dad said he briefed him on many occasions. Then my dad said tearfully, 'they lied to me''. He had a nightmare about Vietnam that night and fell out of bed and broke his hip and subsequently died. He NEVER spoke of his actions in Vietnam otherwise and I did not grill him on the specifics about what he felt he was lied to about as he seemed too tore up. My dad's experiences taught me to never accept the narrative without question, no matter if it's firsthand or not or from a high ranking 'official'. Quite the gift. He had a few huge flaws as a father, I won't sugar-coat it but I forgave him. Condolences.

God Bless your father, I thank him for his service.

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Hoooaah! 😔🪖🪖

I remember this song from Mell Gibson film when we were soldiers great movie ❤❤

Can I point out that every war americas been involved in they lost because they underestimated there so called enemies

agreed 100%

Sadly they will not be avenged until 2024 and by then only God knows how big the bill will be.

Prayers for JOSHAMJIAMJSMKOK to be My friend

God bless you and keep you semper Fidelis Marines

When the time comes...and it is. The collaborators and oathbreakers will suffer the most pain and indignation.

My son just graduated from Benning... :-)

Rock of the marn...... I miss sand hill....

И что вы там делали? Во Вьетнаме, Ираке и Афганистане? Это далековато от Алабамы......

I pray for his safe return.

Thank him for his service

Oct 12, 2000. USS Coal, The blast ripped a 40-foot-wide hole near the waterline of the Cole, killing 17 U.S. sailors and injuring nearly 40 other crew members, melted my brothers to their racks. The payback was sweeter than I could have ever thought. Those cowards will die a thousand deaths, along with what family they had.

Slow hand salute

Vic, I pray that God will relieve you of that burden which must be nearly more than you can bear. THAT is the definition of Horror. Pete

This is about Scottish soldiers who were part of the British Army during ww1. Listen to the lyrics. 🇬🇧

@Chris Holland - It’s about every young man, in every trench, behind every barrier or sandbag, in every war or conflict, in every era, everywhere. All of them. Try to pack up your elitism long enough to realize that once someone creates art and releases it into the world, they permanently lose any ability to dictate what it means to anyone who encounters it. This lovely work has obviously been encountered far and wide, and has come to mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. Every war is different, and every war is the same.

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I agree...😢😢😢

We will NEVER forget you !

Crush is the only way to describe it............ Fallen but not forgotten ALL who have throughout our history paid the price to ensure what our founding fathers envisioned I served throughout the worst years of Vietnam and lost friends and my father (served 8 years following 30 in the USN/MSC) Vietnam finally claimed him almost 10 years to the day Saigon fell Cluster cancer stemming from 8 years of exposure to Agent Orange

Amen

God rest their souls, we owe them everything

In all honesty, there should be a month instead of three days to celebrate our military. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@@CDbafoonery we have 365 freedom days in America

Honor all or none! The confederate soldiers also fought for frerdom

@@djx5087 How did the confederates fight for freedom?

As per the Marine Corp hymn.👍

Thank my brother in your prayers, Semper fi.

@davidtorrance7844 there is no such thing as a former Marine.

Mine too!

And When He Gets to Heaven, to Saint Peter He Will Tell: - One More Marine Reporting, Sir. I've Served My Time in Hell.

Agent Orange

@CountryGirlLife964Ever oh there was much more than agent orange. There was chemical agent black, blue, and green. But agent orange, deet, and paraquat used. All toxic af.

I am sorry that your father was made to fight a pointless and corrupt war. And it's even worse that his government killed him

Well that was probably a military mistake for good grief 😔 😮

@@user-hv6vz6hv9j its remarkable tgat a military mudtake that IS STILL KILLING PEOPLEmeans so little to you . Get the fuck out of my country

Never can

Thank you for your service❤

Respect and salute soldier! All veterans of the Vietnam War have only my deepest and sincerest respect. From a veteran of the Angolan bush war.

@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pwyou guys did not deserve all of the hate when u guys got back home

Welcome home and thank you for you service.

Cant respect those who fought to opress others, may god judge you and your likes justly

One of best friends was buried there after XMAS several years back. Ralph always told me yelling was only for combat or a fire, my mentor who was what my father is not, died a few years after his retirement. Agent Orange the gift that keeps on giving, and taking.

Oh, I am your sister in sorrow.

I am leading the honor guard for my grandpa who served next week. Including presenting the flag to my grandma. I’m extremely nervous and worried I won’t be able to keep my bearing. But also excited and proud that she wanted me to take the command

@@stylinsteven97ps48 what an honor. You will be fine. Thank you.

@@stylinsteven97ps48 You will do great and your grandmother will never forget.

God Bless you and your parents

Proud you are here.

keep the memory alive of the forgotten war!

@Jon Hillard Thank you Jon. There were nearly as many American killed in 3 years, in Korea, as 10 years in Vietnam. Thanks for ur service Brother. I too, am a Vet...Vietnam and the first Gulf War. Take care.

Remembered and respected from UK 🇺🇸🇬🇧

sounds about right my grandfather was at pork chop hill and called in mortors for the 3rd infantry

@@CrashedSuperman Thank you...are U a Veteran yourself?

May he rest in peace. US veteran to a fallen soldier.

Amen

@@russelldouglass3422 thank you for your service and sacrifice, sir, from a humble American and member of the Patriot Guard Riders...

I am 69 years old now. I spent 20 years in the United States army, I was just a medic. After retiring from the army I went to college and became a licenced mental health provider. I worked at the Bellingham Washington vet centre with combat veterans and victims of trauma for 19 years. I can tell you that across-the-board the men who were in battle against other young men who were in battle typically had a high rate of respect for their enemy. I think maybe one of the things that helps us heal from such things as combat is the genuine respect that we have for our adversaries. It was a true honour to listen to the stories of those men who served in World War II as my father did. It was an honour to listen to the stories of the men who served in Korea, gosh they had it rough. Is the men and women who served in Vietnam the men and women who served in Iraq and Afghanistan Somalia Malawi Mali they all deserve to have their stories listened to this is how we help them heal to hear what they've been through and welcome them back welcome them back genuinely as people who served in the harshest environments with the grossest tasks at hand And survived. God-bless the ones who did not survive on any side give them honour that they deserve.

@James Street He was only 16 he died in Berlin when everything was falling apart

I was a Corpsman 79-83 I also lost friends there. Semper Fi brother

Our warriors are Godsent and our Country is blessed by God. Our luciferian globalist "leaders" are from the lowest pits of hell. We still need a standing military if only to keep the "dear leaders" from completely selling US out just by the fact you do exist and love our Shining City on a Hill. Blessings to you❤🤍💙

Sadly, I can relate.

talk that shit.. say what you really want to say.. youll be the match in the box of tinders. they cant put you in a cage without putting 80% of us in cages. RIDE!!!

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Scottish song

Amen

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We must never forget 🇺🇸

@@DavidT1985 Being American is more about shared values than where you come from. But nice try grifting

Yes

I'm currently serving with the 101st Airborne Division (AASLT) 2ND Brigade Combat Team. This is our motto and I'm still learning about what those who came before me truly sacrificed.

You are right I had two uncles that served under Patton hen Battle of the bulge

Amen 🛡️

VERY deep

I hope you have had a good life.

So.. we should've invented a war to harden our children...? No one deserves war.

Your thinking of the picts, they got genocided by the Norse. Scots are Norse, Gaelic and a little of the picts that joined Gaelic clans. Mcdonald one of the largest scottish clans is cadet branch of a cadet branch of a royal Norse house, Uí Ímair. The old Norse were somewhat allied with rome. We don't even know the Picts real name.

This song is sung in Scots which is dialect/language of Old English/Modern English so it's not Gaelic its Germanic and Anglo

I admit that my history is crap. But that's why we can just look things up on Google. Respect.

@@francisdavis1271 Are you a veteran?

we have fought for america since ww2. every generation at least one of us goes. we must come together in these times and stop the evil taking our country.

Mine fought in the French Indian war. We are from South Carolina, originally. Salleyville I believe is my American Origin. Mine also fought in the Civil War, on the Confederacy side, WWI, WWII, and after that, no one no not one, fought in a war. They all talked smack about our kin folks, but fell into the bs hippy movement or the liberals got into their head, I ried to get into the Armed Services, passed the MEPs written test with a 96 in 1988, yet my momma convinced me I had asthma ( thanks dr. Spock and chronies) and I told told the MEPs Drs that I had asthma, which was bullshit looking back, so I was asked to give a DR.S release, which I could not give, because I was not asthmatic, it was in the brain washing of my momma. I wish I had never listened to my momma. I could have do e more for my countrymen.

You sound just like Lt Dan

@@Penny_Wolf I'll take that...much better than a forest Gump

my family did the same. i am from belgium. my family foi ught in the resistance.... up close and personal. without bombing the country to hell... no disrespect to your family ofc...

I was there and I still live those nights where I see tracers coming at me and I can't do anything..then looking over and seeing where a round found its target.

OIF Army Vet here n my 20 yr old son has picked up the torch to preserve freedom and is in Army training now 🇺🇸🪖🫡

Some gave all, all gave some 🇺🇸

Thank You

A beautiful tribute. Thank you. God bless you and keep you.

HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

Much respect to our Aussie cousin and like you I have Scottish and Irish and English ancestry

US Army vet here 92-96 My old man served in Vietnam and he has always said he loved serving beside Aussie Special Forces he said they were badass tough frickin warriors the lot of em...a couple pals of his from Melbourne taught him how to shoot n play darts lol....i have a pair of one of those bloke's dungarees in my dresser that he traded a carton of Marlboros for lol....they used to fit me when i was a little thicker a few years back.Cheers brother.Make a trip to Florida USA there are loads of Aussies n Kiwis here.I teach long range rifle work to a few of em. Keep those rifles n shotguns hidden down there my friend!Shame what happened with the liberal government disarming ya.

All about 'common ground' John, common ground - whether standing, fighting, or in the ground. No profession of any kind transcends 'life and death' like being a WARRIOR .... you can go to any cemetery in the world and you will KNOW who the warriors were.

We’re grateful for your service, John. Vigilance! Duty! Honor! May God bless you. 🇺🇸

@@byenye6386 many thanks sir

Brother thank you for your service and god bless you love from Scotland

Thank you Sir

and sisters

@@ironsideeve2955 women?

"understand the love, the sacrifice, and the meaning behind everything we had to do." They will understand... thank you.

4 overseas deployments including Iraq in the wonderful spring/summer of 2003 and a 25 yr retired law enforcement officer. Like you, I've seen stuff that would make a normal person a mental patient. My brothers and sisters in both uniforms are my family and I would give all for them. Thank you for both of your services.

This is the greatest quote about modern war I've ever seen.

@@ryanwinkelman1781 amen brothers & now sisters.

Sounds Aberdeen accent deffo no lowlands

@@darrentodd3591 Aye maybe No ma Fife accent a ken that, haunting though.

God Bless Our family members that served we were lucky they all came back when others didn't this song is for them all Sir thanks sir

Where I first heard this!

Aye aye brother I saw my trigger time and and many before me and will be after we are all gone

I seen and own that movie this song gives me chills. I knew many who fought in Vietnam,Korea and ww2,and ww1. God bless all you served and fallen and their families.

My great grand uncle palmers died in Vietnam but I never knew them so I say thank you all Vietnam veterans who may or not know them

I try and explain this to my wife.

No truer words have ever been spoken.

HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

Amen to that

My mind will be at rest when my body is.

DANCING IN THE GRAVE YARD Aren't we always playing in the graveyard or just biding time? Often green like a pasture, always waiting places to rest in the here after Oldest game in town trying to stay on the upside of down, many thoughts on final days to varied to count the ways, from basic or sublime We stay as time ticks away, daily drifting on the edge many bound by some religious pledge will our final words be ours or pleasantly passed on by some unknown pastor? Not always a plan or death in the first degree no odds on a final decree, set thoughts aside and be free, no test for the final cut be it sudden or divine Many memories and thoughts hover over all those plots, simple and silent, flecks of color from flowers add life, so silent if we listen do we hear our pain or their laughter Fountain of sorrow won't wait until tomorrow, will we take in its beauty or be drowned in it, golden faucet doesn't flow with poison water, no time to redesign Many Worry about falling at the time of their calling, r.i.p. rest in peace, or r.i.p. repelled into purgatory, read a page or a big book never know that final chapter Will we take in its beauty or be drowned in it, no need to close your eyes set aside what you despise, why hide under the clouds when you can grow in the sunshine Mark time as a saint, still pass with a faint, we make the mark not the mausoleum or in a potter's field, use the meadow and flowers to become a dancer Life as a gift, count it as a win if we understand, feeling it as a joyous occasion, we are left as simply human, learn to balance the pain often our biggest gain Destiny not always in our hands, to many ways left unexplained be it day or night, today or tomorrow, can't run away, fate always finds us no matter how much we discuss or live silently or have an enhancer Are we ever ready for a giant wave to take it all away or prefer to drift back into a safe eddy? The sky is filled with redemption while the ground takes all with little exception R.C.

Aye, sounds like General Patton.

You are not mourning them. You are mourning your loss of them in your life. Those who do not grieve a great loss like the loss of brother in arms or other loved ones have no soul. Mourn your loss for it is yours. But celebrate their lives and sacrifices. There is no greater love then to lay your life on line for people you will never know. Every day I celebrate the lives of my brothers that have gone much to soon. Rest well brothers for I will continue to stand the watch. I will see you again when it is my turn to return home. (sad i have to include this statement but.) Just because I did not use a female pronoun does not mean they are not included in this sentiment . When I served Women were not allowed in combat arms so I have never known the loss of a sister in arms. I speak from my experiences and losses.

@@Eng2BCapt ....Indeed, the honor of mourning a fallen Soldier is the opportunity to boast their life as a friend, a brother or sister, and most importantly a Soldier whose courage is second to none......and so my tears roll knowing their sacrifice is irreplaceable......

I weep for the passing of comrades, and for the failures of those who govern nations who make it necessary for soldiers to have to die. They did not fail us, we failed them/ And so the cycle goes...we ignore history, we allow selfish people to have positions of power and the brave are sacrificed. Yes, celebrate the brave, and mourn their loss at the hands of far lesser men.

Thank You for the words.

Thank you so much. Will never forget.🌹❤️💫♥️⬆️🇺🇲🗽🎵

but it sounds better in scottish slang

@@scott6926 Not Scottish slang. Just Scottish.

​@@scott6926 it's doric a Scottish Aberdeen accent

welcome home brother

@@matthewuhlig589 You as we ll Brother.

I salut thee! 🫡

Amen!!! Folks don’t realize what lies ahead!!! God help us all!!!

AMEN YOU ARE SO RIGHT

Police are racist killers. You don't need a gun...call the police.

Unfortunately the Marxists who are masters of deceit, lies, subvertion, and hate, and their allies the satanic billionaires who want to bring about an one world goverment are determined not to allow peace, liberty, and law and order.

Allah save also who fougth them. Afganisthan lives!

Amen brother, when you’ve seen death close up, normal life does not cut it, I would go Valhalla now but I have responsibilities, keep the faith

I shall see you all on the other side

Till Valhalla

Semper Fi. It has been my Honor to have served our Great Nation.

@@PECOSO0 SEMPER FI, BROTHER. Wpns 3/4

"love your enemy" Jesus Christ

@@curtrod God gave his archangels weapons because even the almighty understands you don't fight evil with tolerance and understanding.

Clan Dunn on my mother's side.

Definitely a movie that shaped my childhood

@@ohAwaken I still cry to this day after watching it.

Many of my friends were part of the honor guard parked side by side as he was taken to Benning for burial. I lost the photos. I hope to find his stone there at the cemetery I cleaned during detail week before jump school in 1979.

@@johnestes8040 damn! I envy you and your friends. He was one of a kind! That's for damn sure!

That movie hits me hard 🇺🇸 . 🤘😔

you’re welcome

OooRahhh USAF.