Riding Onto Marine Corps Base...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Riding my Harley Davidson Dyna on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton when I run into a few Marines, climb 1stsgt's hill and introduce you to Nick Hart and a few other men that never left base. Enjoy this vlog. Brian 636
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This video is never easy to make or really put out there like this but do feel it is important to never let the names atop this hill be forgotten. I love you guys. Brian
I watched your last vid of going here, I now realize how much meaning it holds. I lost a good marine recently
Really holds*
Rah
Keep spreading the message. We care about each other. And most importantly - we care about you Brian. ❤ Thank You.
Love you bro, keep on keepin on.
Not sure if you remember me brother but I served with you and Nick. 3/5 WPNS 81’s. This will always be home and all you will forever be brothers. Just watching you climb 1sgt hill and being back in Mateo honestly brought tears to my eyes.
Thank you for your service Jeff. America is fortunate to have men like you risking it all to keep us safe. I pray one day the wars will stop and good men can make it home to their families.
Just tryin to bump so he’ll see it
Salute brother appreciate everyone who served
trying to bump this for you!
My dad was a marine and was at mateo for 10 years. He fought in Operation Iraqi Freedom and lost alot of buddies. While we were watching this he said hes pretty sure he knew Nick. And he use to walk up to the crosses all the time to say hey to his brothers. He started tearing up when he saw them crosses and ive only seen him cry but a few times in my 14 years of living, just shows how hard of a subject this is. Much love my man God bless and thank you for your service.
Dude that hit me like a truck
Hey man just wanted to stop on this special comment because my brother also served in operation Iraqi freedom and I was wondering who else her served with he's wanted to find them and reunite his old buddy's
Brian, thank you for your sacrifice to our country brother, this video you make yearly always tugs at my heart strings. Love you man, God bless.
I appreciate that
It is the third time i see you going to your old base. That is something I admire about you, much respect brother hope we could ride together someday big fan
I appreciate that
First time i saw your buddies you met the day before i liked this video even more then the one before brother stay safe @@brian636
As a former German soldier, you and your comrades have my respect. So many lives have been taken for the freedom of this world. This must never be forgotten. Thanks for your serrvice.
Prior tanker we all do what we have to keep global peace
This is what we need more of... Mutual respect from service members of all Countries. Service members from everywhere, know the risks they are taking when signing up, and I have respect for any and all who take that risk.
Thank you for your service🙏🏻❤, everybody needs to know they're appreciated, even if they aren't a fellow countryman.
@@sgt1418 all of these dead marines and look at the world today the middle east is in ruins the us is bordering the line between civil war russia and ukraine so on its just terrible to see all of these dead marines and the world is worse than when they left its fuckin sad man
Nazi spawn
@@MattyyDaddyy exactly the right attitude, love from GHR, Dänemark
Just found your channel and now I have allergies all of a sudden. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Welcome!
My family, myself, and tens of marines rucked my brothers headstone up 1st sergeant hill just a year ago (3/4 Marines India company). It was really beautiful to see this video. Whenever you make the hike next look to the far right of the main cross to find his headstone (Menachem Mendel Goldbloom) and give him a Lil Sumpin Ale if your feeling generous :)
I hope he sees this.
Bump!
👀 🙈 🙉 🇺🇸 🌎 🇺🇲 🇺🇸
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Hell I'm Army...but this made me tear up. The people you are stuck with everyday...only to end up missing them everyday afterwards...the friends you'll never see again and the friends that are there one minute, and gone the next. Civilians think they understand...but I don't think they ever truly will. Thanks for your dedication and service, Marine.
I feel ya man
Philadelphia checking in. Ty for your service.
Well said.
some civilians grew up in hell, but ok lol
There is no hell like the hell of war the tears that are shed the rest of our life. 22 years in the air force and I still remember the day they told me my end buddy died in Baghdad. I will never for get that day or the tears I've shed since. Watching this has me crying like a baby.
This made me tear up.
THANK YOU for your service, man.
And thank the families for sacrifices made for my freedom.
Good vid.
Tear up shit I was crying Rahh
Been active AF for 10 years and i’ve never seen or heard of this before. It’s incredibly touching and humbling. A lot of people will never have a clue what this truly means. Thank you for going out there every year for your brothers. Much respect Brian
My son was in the 3 5 deployed to Afghanistan in 2011; I spent time with him right in the areas you were in. Tough deployment, but we got him back; we feel fortunate. Thank you for your service!
The fact you're heart is compelled to bring you here every year to pay your respects to Nick speaks volumes about how much of a good dude he was! I hope he's having a good time in the clouds this Christmas. Rest in paradise
Much respect to you and the Marines that you served with. I know it's hard to look back, at least it is for me. They will never be forgotten. Semper Fi to you my brother and all of our fallen.
Rah my friend
Man, I was stationed right next to you in 1st CEB, 2013-2018. Can’t believe how much time I spent in the area and how much it still looks like home.
I appreciate this video dearly as you caught all three of brothers crosses in frame. Thank you Brian I needed this more than I even knew.
Semper Fi brother.
Love that bike! Thank you for your service and sorry for the loss of your brothers. SemperFi 🇺🇸🦅🙏🏻
Thank you Bobby!!!
Currently an 0311 on the East Coast. These videos are always the best to watch and thank you for sharing you experience visting as a vet. Thank you brother, RAH
Rahhh my dude
You can hear the happiness in his voice whenever he does vids like this just to be able to show people what he did and pay respect to his friends and fellow soldiers and we all thank you for your service and keep doing what your doing
Hey man I just wanna say that I saw clips of this vid circling around and I always wanted to find the original poster. I abolsutely love the vid and respect u so much. Thankyou for your service and god bless you for always going to check on your fallen buddies. They'll never be forgotten for there heroism.
I worked with guys that were marines, they all were the best partners I had, always on point, always focused, and always had your back. For twenty out of the twenty-five I worked the streets I had a marine vet with me, I never had a worry in the world in those years. I have mad respect for these guys... mad and total respect.
Just swore into the marines today! this video just makes me feel so secure about my decision, Love the content!!!
Nothing but love my guy good luck
Meet you there soon!
Love to hear it man. I'm a civie but my Grandpa was Air Force, my Dad was Army, Uncle was Marines and I went Hippy Musician lol. Howevee I have a ton of respect for Service Members and I know way more about military equipment than I should lol. I think that you can feel good about it man. We need good people in service who will make good decisions if faced with hard choices. Your energy and your comment makes me think that our military is in good hands overall.
@akaoreoo9604, the best advice I can give you as a new enlistee is to be yourself. Don’t try to be like anyone else, but transform yourself through strengthening of your mind and body. Never settle for the status quo, but don’t hold yourself higher than the brother on your flank. Respect everyone, but respect yourself more than anyone. Seek the one true king with all your heart and mind and soul.
Do all these things and greatness will cover you and protect you.
Semper Fidelis
Good luck I've been out for 2 years. My best advice is to run as much as you can until you go. The first month will be the hardest adjusting. The second month you'll know the routine. Your 3rd and last month you'll be conditioned. In your last month try and get the DI to laugh or crack a smile. You'll understand when you're there lol. Lastly if you can get your wisdom teeth out before you go otherwise you'll regret not doing it in advance.
I’m British but a fallen brother no matter what country is always sad to see. I always make sure to watch these videos you make Brian and you do/did a great job in all of them especially these ones. Good job brother x
After losing my brother in Afghanistan 12 years ago these kinda videos really pull on my heart strings. I don’t think I’ve ever teared up for any stunt riders TH-cam video.. I have the upmost respect for all those who have served and those serving and the ones who gave their life for all of us. Thank you for your service Brian, and thank you for posting. Thank you to all who served and those still serving. R.i.P Ryan cook and all those who paid for our freedom with their lives. 🇺🇸⏳🙌
Took some college buddies recently up to the crosses and got to see Pendleton again. Man, it just a different feeling. The smell of fennel that would always hit on hikes, the rolling hills and ranges. It's like being transported back in time to the most formative years of your life. Glad you got to see it again.
11B Army vet here. Thank you and your boys for their service! We will never forget the sacrifices made. All gave some, some gave ALL.
19d here where we u stationed and u ever go downrange?
'Army vet' with the enemy flag in your profile hilarious 🇺🇲
My best friend is a Marine and I worry about my Brother every day man. Keeping our head up and keep honoring them is all we can do. Stay safe bro, lots of love and respect. Keep up the greatness
Man I watch you every year do this ride. As a veteran I think it’s absolutely awesome you do this. I’ve been wanting to do something like this for years but haven’t been able too due to mental health issues. Keep this up and keep up the tradition you have.
I know this is the sort of thing you do for yourself, and not for clout on the internet, but I appreciate you making a video about this. It's a good reminder to never take anything for granted, and helps keep things in perspective. From one service member to another, thank you for your service and I wish you the best.
Just passed my IFT for Air Force special warfare. Although scared I can’t wait to be with people with the same mentality and motivation as me. Thank you for serving this nation. I can’t wait to also give it my all to make a difference.
It's a trip man I'm glad to be out but it's def something I feel like most Americans should do, whatll be ur afsc?
@@wokeamerica142 pararescue
@@wokeamerica142 what branch were you bro?
Man this time of the year hits close to home losing my brother who was in the military. One of my favorite videos you do! Bless your soul and thank you for remembering all the lost brothers, sisters, and ones who left us all to early. You're the man!
Sorry for your loss Eric I lost my older brother I know how hard it is . ❤
Awesome video dude I was with Fox 2/5 back in the day and seeing Mateo and 1st Sergeant’s Hill is absolutely nuts
Rah my dude
This is my first time seeing one of your videos, and I have to say thank you for your service and for sharing this experience with us. It brought tears to my eyes and really opened my heart and mind to see just how many young men gave their lives for a greater purpose. And to see and hear the amount of love and respect you have for all of them, including your friend Nick, it’s nothing short of admirable and is a really touching experience to watch.
I have followed you for so many years now and always love that you do this every year. I served 09-14 in the Army and have lost many during my combat deployments and to suicide over the year so to see you do this every year to remember the ones you knew and have lost as well always hits hard. I think of them so often and still try to keep the memories of them alive. Appreciate what you do as a fellow veteran and a fellow rider man thank you.
Damnit I was having a rough night really thinking about life and all my stress. Then I see Brian posted a video and was stoked! Now I’m sitting here really appreciating life and what I have. really a beautiful video thank you so much for sharing
Thank you brother, you made my night
You’re never alone, brother.
@brian636 I appreciate you. I hope I served with you. Was you ever deployed to Afghanistan? I went to Afghanistan 4x in my 15year career in the British coldstream guards
Thanks for the video. I lived in San Clemente and served in 3rd Battalion 7th. Marines, Kilo Company, 1st Platoon. I’m old now, was there at Camp San Mateo in 1985-89. Great times, a lot of pain, humped all those hills when they had real names not numbers. I was there before the 7th was moved to 29 Palms.
I had a lot of friends in 2/5 back in the day as well. Good drinking buddies.
Looks like San Clemente’s hasn’t changed with the surfer crowd!
Sadly, all the memorials are new! Pendleton will always have a part of my soul!
Cheers to all you young men that have given your life for us all. And, cheers to all you Marines that served.
Hey man, I really respect and appreciate what you’re doing. I’m with 2/4 and seeing the amount of respect and exposure you’re giving our fallen brothers is amazing. I’m getting out in a few months but if you’re ever on Pendleton or in the area again in the near future hit me up and we will go grab a drink or something!
Watch this trip every year and even shed a tear or two for my Marine Brothers that were lost over the last few conflicts. Much love from a Army brother.
Thank you for your service. My cousin was stationed at Camp Pendleton he did his four years and we've had a few scares during that time. I'm beyond thankful he's alive and the sacrifice our military makes there's no words for it.. I'm forever grateful!
lowkey brought a tear to my eye. My cousin was door gunner in the marine corps. fortunately he made it home but to the others who didnt, you’ll never be forgotten
I lost my best friend a few months ago who was a marine at camp lejeune at the time. I never could thank him enough for the sacrifices he made for our country. Watching this video made me think of him and seeing you pay respects to your best friend was emotional. Thank you for your service man.
Great video! I served in the Marine Corps from 2012-2016 as well. I was Motor T, 3531 and 3534. Semper Fi and keep up the good work!
From one vet to another, thank you for your service, and sorry for your losses. Great vid as always
Much appreciated
Former army Infantry. Felt a wide range of emotions watching this. Haven't been on a post since getting out, it's wild how time almost stands still on base. Definitely miss my brother's the most. It breaks my heart the number of suicides over the years. I don't even know where the time has gone. Thanks for sharing
I'm having a hard time right now,
lost about 2 people this year already.
thank you, for your service.
thank you for everything,
i hope and pray, if anything bad is happening, or if there's anything you're going through, i hope and pray it gets better for you.
This has grown over the years, which is, in itself sad, but the respect we pay to our fallen warms my heart.
To all who have served, I thank you.
Camp San Mateo, ani’t the same from 1977-‘80. There used to be a rifle range N.E. Of the Post Office, which you road by. I made a lengthier comment, a minute ago, about “1stSgt’s Hill” we called it Hill 7. At 65 this olé Marine still rides, humps (backpack hikes, for the CivDiv.) and shoots (not as offed as I should). I do live in Davey Crockett country, and am a distant descent of Him.
God Speed you Young Marines,,,,,,,
And be safe on those bikes,,,
Semper Fi,,,
area 62, you brought back some old memories, thanks Brother,,,,,,,
I know what you mean. Camp Del Mar 1st Shore Party, 1970
Rah my older devil dog brother.
Brian you are a huge inspiration to me, as a rider, as a teacher, but most of all as a human. You are the role model of what i want to be, i hope i grow up to be half the man you are. Thank for you teaching me so much, and thank you so much for your service
Just watched your video. Got a little emotional. Well done honoring your brothers . ❤
Damn brother, much love. These videos keep a part of me alive and aware of what life is. ❤
Tough going back up the hill. Honestly started to tear up a little but nice to know pappa Nick has the best view in the house. Love you buddy
Truly amazing man, I carried the first Anchor up that hill with the 2/4 BAS in 1998/99. The entire BAS made the trip up that hill carrying all the supplies. I had no idea that it had grown like this over the years. Time for a reunion. I need to find you on FB.
I was with 2/5 in Vietnam 67/68. Great video Brian. Brought back memories. Thanks for sharing. God Bless you Brother!
Recently found your channel. Being from Chicago I fuking love it!
What I want to say…Thank you for taking us along and sharing this video. Truly shows how much you care.
Thank you for your service 636 and God Bless those that made the ultimate sacrifice.
I was just at Camp Pendleton a week ago finishing up MCT I got leave for the Holidays honestly love seeing the content and I can't wait to serve alongside our Brothers and Sisters keep the amazing content up and educating people like us!! SEMPER FI!! And thank you for your service.
One of the best video's I've seen as a former Devil Dog 2/4 (00-04) it's been a long time since I've seen the top of 1st Sgt Hill. Motivates me to make that trip myself I've been avoiding for almost 20 yrs. Semper Fi. Yutttttt
i dont think anybody will see this im 15 about to go to high school after high school i want to go to the marines. this is my second year watching this video and i dont know what it is like to be in a war but i do feel the pain and happiness watching this video. also i was born in Jacksonville FL and love watching your videos of you riding in my home town. R.I.P. to your friend aka your brother of war. thank you for serving this country. i rlly hope i fall in your footsteps serving this beautiful country. i rlly want to own a Harley one day or a stunt bike. love the bikes. againi rlly hope i fall in your foot steps. R.I.P. to all the fallen soldiers in this video. one more thing keep up the great work and plz plz plz be careful while riding your bikes in big packs. HOORAHHH
As a 59 year old vet. I will never forget my time in the service. I was in the USA Air Force, i did Combat communication, forward air controller, i have worked with ARMY and Marines. You will do well n the service. as some of my Marine friends would say semper fi. Oh and young one Thank you for your service in advance.
the first video of you that popped up in my recommendations was the last time you went on base with your 636, and i was starting to get back into bikes, slowly buying gear and saving for the licence and the bike. Now this video uploads, and i am almost done with the licence, getting the bike in less than a month. Been loving your content since i discovered it, and still enjoying it to this day. Thanks a lot, keep up the good vibes !
This Brought tears to my eyes man. Nothing but absolute respect for every person who sacrificed their life to protect the USA. Thanks for not only posting sick riding videos, but also always adding in some valuable info. I just started riding last year. I’m planning on doing some vlogging and I’m definitely going to get some inspiration from your page!! Thanks for everything you do brother 🙏🙏
Maybe I'm getting older or maybe because I'm an army veteran (2007-2018), I always get choked up when I watch these videos. I was stationed near DC and had to go to Walter Reed for specialty appointments with my wife but she hated going there because there would be so many kids 18-20 yrs old missing an arm or a leg. I got out few years ago and work in DC but I still can't bring myself to visit the Arlington National Cemetery. Watching this brought back memories of my 3 friends that died in combat.
My dad was at Pendleton in 1945. In the 1rst Marines and fought in Okinawa in WWII. Thank you for your service. Semper Fi!
I've been here for years and I look forward to this video every year. I got a few buddies in so it's always heart felt. Stay Safe Brian!
I think this is my 3rd year going up the hill with you. I'm glad you do this and be able to spend some peaceful moments with your best friend and other vets. Thank you for your service and peace to all.
Same some how I always end up here around this time
Really puts things into perspective with what y’all went through and still carry with you daily. I’m sorry for your loss. Thank you for your service and for sharing. ❤🇺🇸
Brother, you got a new Sub. I spent my time at Lejeune; was only TAD to Pendleton twice. We were in the area of 1st Recon Bn. I couldn't even remember how to get there.
We earned out life-long title but it comes with a life-long commitment. May we always speak the names of our fallen Brothers.
Semper Fi
My dad was in the us navy during desert storm and I salute him to this day knowing he lost friends and family in desert storm
Brian I do have to say a great thank you to you, for your service and for being on youtube I found you back 2017, and then in 2019 you saved my life I was fighting suicide, and you and bikes have saved me, I cant wait to get a bike of my own and once I turn 18, i will most likely join the marines, i cant thank you enough brain much love to you.
You can do it!! PREPARE yourself mentally and physically! Before I went to USMC bootcamp (LOL back in 1999), I was told I wouldn't make it. I made it though!! YOU can too..
Stanley where do you live now?
I am eternally grateful to all those who served our grate nation. Brought a tear to these 60 some year olds eye. I live a stones throw away from Cherry Point MCAS. My home is under one of the busiest training routes for the MC and AF. Every time an F18, Harrier V22, F15 or 53echo flies low over my home makes me grin ear to ear. Brian, thank you for your service my family thanks you. Safe riding!
@brian_636 this video was definitely a pleasure to join you on. Made me get quite a bit emotional. I’m Army, but no matter the branch they will always have my respect for serving. Those hero’s are always going to be remembered. It’s awesome that you and others continue to make the trek and see your fellow Marines. Awesome video. Thank you for sharing.
Dude, you're a good person. Loved your content for so long, and the humanity of your person, the history you bring us and laughs along the way. You da man! Thank you!
I look forward to these every year. Thank you for your service, and thank you for continuing to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Thank you very much...I haven't seen Camp Pendleton since '77. Semper Fi. I rode 3 different bikes on the same roads...Long ago!
man I just wanna say thank you for showing this. I'm Canadian so I Don't know all too much about the American military, but seeing this stuff, honestly it makes me sad I don't have many people in life and I haven't really dealt with much loss but I have felt it and I just am sorry that people have to go through this, but I thank each and every single member of the military for their service.
always good to see when our brothers get to get visited... words dont do justice
I admire this about you. Always going to the base and paying respect to your friends. From an army vet to a marine, I appreciate you and your channel bud.
Thank you for your service, man, and it’s always amazing and really eye-opening to see all those memorials and crosses for all those guys that didn’t make it home, but it’s cool to see how people like you and other vets and current serving members of the military remember and commemorate them. ❤
@brian636
Tysvm on ur service in the USMC and home. I’m from Canada and an army retired myself. Lest we will not forget all that give their lives. God bless u and the ur family/friends. Smile more brotha Alots of love from Canada
What a great guy! You know the history of the places you visit, you're as respectful as one can be while stunting, and you truly take care of the guys around you.
The world needs more Brians.
Love this time of the year when you do this hike. Respect to you and all the fallen brothers and sisters of this country.
Thank you for your service Brian sadly they didn't make it back but still in our hearts😢
I accidentally found you looking for a lifelong Marine friend, I loved it. It’s good that men like you give out the marine vibe to younger men and us, it’s comforting.
Glad to have you here Roland.
Love you man and rip nick thank you for your service brian you are like a older brother to me
Respect my dude. I didnt know any of those guys, I don't even live in the same country and yet the respect and emotion you convey in these videos every year has me tearing up. 27:54 said it all🙏🙏
Awesome content!!! Thanks for sharing! I think the crosses on the hill are a beautiful commemoration to your fallen friends. It is good of you to honor them. I'm far south burbs.
May all fallen soldiers rest in peace, my dad is a Marine Veteran, and he wasn't ever able to deploy,but he's a veteran, so when he passes, he shall not be forgotten, and thank you and your buddies that served all those years ago
Always gets me a bit emotional when you go back. I have yet to make my return back to see the base and say what's up to some brothers..
Thanks for sharing this with us dude.
YUT!
These rituals are important man, I'm glad you do this. Lost one of my close friends to an accident on our favorite road this summer. The boys and I are already planning the trip to his memorial next summer. Losing your friends is always shitty, but making sure they're not forgotten takes the edge off.
Keep em rubber side down brother. Appreciate your service.
The walk up 1st Sgt's Hill is always filled with a range of emotions from joy to misery. Walking among our fallen brothers crosses is the most humbling experiences I have ever felt. It is truly amazing to see the care and tradition that continues to keep these Marine's memories alive and well.
Really miss Cam Pem. Was station their several times between 1972 and 1978. Best time of my life.
Ooh-rah, Warrior!
I took my then girlfriend, now wife back to the MCAGCC-MAGTFTC a couple years after I EAS’d. I was as giddy as a school girl, and she acted interested, but I could tell it really didn’t mean much to her. You had to have lived the life to truly comprehend the going-back experience.
I haven’t been back since, but just recently, I got to shake the hand of my last Company 1st Sergeant in 3/4, WPNS CO, who went on to become the 17th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Michael Barrett, at a Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation gala. It was an incredibly humbling and soul fulfilling experience.
Semper Fidelis
@brian636 thank you man for doing this! It helps me every single year because my dad was 3rd marine air wing in Vietnam and he passed when I was 19 and that was my best friend on the planet. I never grew up with a mother around so I’ve been alone per say since his death and it’s been hard and I look forward to this video every year that you do it because I lost him and a few other buddies out of the 5th as well!
Keep doing what your doing man much love, and thank you for your service to our country brother!!!
Just stumbled on this video. Seeing that climb and knowing what those crosses signify is humbling. Finding out that they are tracking not just KIAs but AD and Sui.. is even more heartbreaking. So much respect for you doing this to honor your brothers.
been working on this base for construction for about 10 years now and I never get tired of it. Met some of the coolest people on base
I'm from Australia but thank you for your service to your country.
Brian I respect everything you do being from the Chicagoland area you put a lot into this and we appreciate it as fans
Words can’t explain how much respect I have for you and your boys keep everything up brother your doing it good ride safe
hey man love to you and your brothers. every time i see you go up there i cant help but tear up, it really puts some of the lives lost and why passionate americans that can fight do what they do and put themselfs though the tough times. It all really helps putting that into perspective for us civilians. I love what you do keep doing it! Wish me luck too, I just got an aprilia v4r!!
It's always heartwarming to me to see fellow Marine Veterans paying respect to our fallen brethren and really just re-visiting the active duty Marines on base does wonders for their morale even if they don't know you. The young Marines need to know that it doesn't end when you take off the uniform for the last time. We were all insulated in our little bubbles when we served regardless of MOS. I know I've lost more than a few brothers/sisters along the way. Thank you for sharing the video with us. It gave that me that warm feeling. I take my family to visit and RV trailer camp at Camp Pendleton every year. MSgt, USMC(Ret.) '95-'15
Thank you, Brian. This is the 2nd hike I have seen you do. Brings tears to my eyes to think about the sacrifice of these young soldiers. It's so important to not forget the true price of freedom.
Brian, thank you for sharing this❤️🙏🏻 thank you for taking us down a memory lane with you. Thank you for introducing us to your brothers on the hill.. I would have never known about this if it wasn’t for you. And thank you for serving our country.. and helping paving away for us to have the freedom that we have today. God bless you, God bless all the military men and women an animals that served and God bless America 🇺🇸
This gives me goosebumps hearing about America. I'm Canadian and I love everything about America. Love you guys!