President Donald Trump presents Congressional Medal of Honor 

I looked at John Carney's eye's, and see a great sadness there. I have a feeling that he is thinking of all his comrades he lost, and could not be there to celebrate with him. It tells me of the great tragedy that is war. Some, probably all, who have seen action, will always pay another price...the memory of the battles they have seen, and the deep tragedy that surrounded them. Good soldiers are made...HEROES ARE BORN.

I was there in 1968 at the Battle of Hue, Vietnam on the USS Providence CLG-6 giving those Marines Gun Fire Support.... was a long battle...

From an English Patriot, well done Seargent Major, and what a moving and genuine ceremony, I love to see "our" military receive recognition, especially for deeds above and beyond the call of duty, and of course in support of their brothers in arms.

I have never understood the people that dislike a video of the United States President awarding the Medal of Honor to an American hero.

Thanks to Veterans.

when i served i almost was ashamed to be a vet because the way we were looked at things change

This man is a typical Marine, brave, honest, totally ready to sacrifice himself for his brothers. Yes you could see the memories in his eyes, but I guarantee that there were some happy and sad memories, as well as proud thoughts of his men. What more can you say to a Marine but Semper Fi gunny, you are a shining light.

Thanks to all fellow brothers and sisters. And also To all the MOH winners God bless

IN GOD WE TRUST

On behalf of a grateful Nation ...Thank you Sergeant Major. Thank you very much.

Greetings from Edinburg Texas hometown of Sgt Alfredo Gonzalez USMC

Marines

I never met a Sgt. Major that wasn't just plain tougher than hell.

This is a Man's Man. God Bless

Back in the day when men were men

Respect to everyone in that room.

Heard about that Brave Marine back in 7the grade. Bout time❤

Better late than never. Great job Devil Dog

I ONLY HOPE SOME DAY CANADA WILL HAVE A LEADER LIKE TRUMP

80+ years old and still lookin sharp AF in his blues. Embodiment of a marine. Good on you Sgt. Maj.