You folks are a class act and your son seems an honorable young gentleman. The first thing he did on the way up the ladder was remove his hat showed respect and the honor in his heart a great reflection on his elders. These things are taught and learned by the examples we give them.Just my two cents , a solemn well done from Texas
Enjoyed the video Mark, Eddie and Alex. Also many thanks to Mr. Louie for sending the special POW/MIA flag. Thank you for your service to our country. Y'all take care and God bless.
So emotional as ex military i stood to attention as it's respect,Alex taking your hat off shows respect and how you were brought up.My eyes are still watering bless you all.
Thank you for putting the POW MIA flag up.... I think it's great that the soldiers that come back from combat are greeted with respect.... as when I came back from Vietnam I was not greeted with respect but greeted as if I was and outcast.... weather we should be there or not as in Vietnam does not matter ... it's the great soldiers that put their life on the line is what counts as in Vietnam.... I was 82nd Airborne as I'm proud of my service as well of the men I was with.....God bless you and Eddie for this
Mark, that was very nice of louie to send you that flag, I also liked what you did for piping the exhaust from the Bus Motor Lol the pipe is a little big lol but hey whatever works Say hello to Eddie for me and keep up the great work.
thats a great honor and very nice of you to proudly up the flags.i finally heard how to pronounce your name mark but I can't quite understand eddies last name.i never have understood why I like your videos best with all the other videos on youtube.you talk calmly and don't yell and try to joke and I believe at 75yo.i might be able to put me a sawmill here in the apartment complex if I keep watching ya'lls videos.smooth as silk.
Ed Taylor gave it to me and I had to pass it on. It's for all those that didn't make it home. My Dad had 2 brothers and 1 sister. Pop was in the Army, Uncle Bill was in the Sea Bees and who I took after with the machines, Uncle Harold was in the Merchant Marnie and survived the carrier Wasp sinking and my Aunt Mables hubby, Jimmy was in the Air Force and was a P.O.W. but they all made it home but are all gone on now. And my Sweetie wrapped that so's it'd get to you in one piece. Thanks Yall. As it says, 'They won't be forgotten'!
We need a Second Amendment flag as well.. "Dont Tread on Me" for those of us, the constitutional believers and to show support for our brothers and sisters in VA that are fighting those that wish to take away the rights we were given long ago.
@@markgalicic7788 Another pal that's our local postmaster said that the 'government' has made a ruling that a POW/MIA flag has to be flown at all government establishments under the U.S.. They did one thing right, anyway.
Wow, the Heart and Soul of America. your sawmill is becoming a true American outpost.
thank you Dave.
You folks are a class act and your son seems an honorable young gentleman. The first thing he did on the way up the ladder was remove his hat showed respect and the honor in his heart a great reflection on his elders. These things are taught and learned by the examples we give them.Just my two cents , a solemn well done from Texas
I agree...
thanks Jim.
You got it!
Lost 5 uncles in the big war. cousins in VietNam, bless our men and women in Service.
we thank all of them David.
Enjoyed the video Mark, Eddie and Alex. Also many thanks to Mr. Louie for sending the special POW/MIA flag. Thank you for your service to our country. Y'all take care and God bless.
thanks Ron.
Beautiful addition. Love to see the American Flag flying. I even have a small one on my deer stand!!
thanks.
So emotional as ex military i stood to attention as it's respect,Alex taking your hat off shows respect and how you were brought up.My eyes are still watering bless you all.
thanks John.
This sawmill, shows a lot of respect for the military past and present
thanks Bruce.
Thank You Louie, and Mark for putting this up I spend 16 months in Vietnam and many of my friends did not make it back, Never Forget
thank you for your service Harry.
WELCOME HOME, Brother and we sure WON'T forget! I was there for a year.
@@lewiemcneely9143 Thank You Lewie for your service, I was in, US Army 241st Trans Co., Long Mi Valley, and Never Forget
I started out with the 34th Engineers and finished up with the 1st Cav. No, NEVER forget! Thanks, Harry and WELCOME HOME, Brother.
Thank you for putting the POW MIA flag up.... I think it's great that the soldiers that come back from combat are greeted with respect.... as when I came back from Vietnam I was not greeted with respect but greeted as if I was and outcast.... weather we should be there or not as in Vietnam does not matter ... it's the great soldiers that put their life on the line is what counts as in Vietnam.... I was 82nd Airborne as I'm proud of my service as well of the men I was with.....God bless you and Eddie for this
thank you for your service Bob.
.....Some gave all.
Respect.
yes sir Dick.
You guys are #1. What an honor to our vets.
thank you.
This is awesome, well done everyone involved
thanks Mike.
Thank you for displaying this POW/MIA, and Thank You Louie.
yes sir Joe.
I HAD to send it! Too many still uncounted for! Let 'er FLY!
what a great honor thank you
yes sir Jerry.
Mark, that was very nice of louie to send you that flag,
I also liked what you did for piping the exhaust from the Bus Motor
Lol the pipe is a little big lol but hey whatever works
Say hello to Eddie for me and keep up the great work.
thanks Kenny.
Combat Marine says thank you.
Thank you for your service...
thank you for your service Glen.
thats a great honor and very nice of you to proudly up the flags.i finally heard how to pronounce your name mark but I can't quite understand eddies last name.i never have understood why I like your videos best with all the other videos on youtube.you talk calmly and don't yell and try to joke and I believe at 75yo.i might be able to put me a sawmill here in the apartment complex if I keep watching ya'lls videos.smooth as silk.
thank you Danny.
Ed Taylor gave it to me and I had to pass it on. It's for all those that didn't make it home. My Dad had 2 brothers and 1 sister. Pop was in the Army, Uncle Bill was in the Sea Bees and who I took after with the machines, Uncle Harold was in the Merchant Marnie and survived the carrier Wasp sinking and my Aunt Mables hubby, Jimmy was in the Air Force and was a P.O.W. but they all made it home but are all gone on now. And my Sweetie wrapped that so's it'd get to you in one piece. Thanks Yall. As it says, 'They won't be forgotten'!
thanks Lewie.
@@markgalicic7788 No Mark, Thank YOU! And THE and son!
Thank you for replacing your old flag and flying the POW/MIA flag
yes.
We need to get a North Carolina flag on that building. 😀
David we could hang state flags inside of the building.
Send him one, Pal! I'm all out of flags but he needs an Old North State job!
Excellent!
thanks.
Right on brothers.
thanks.
hi there nice touch john
thanks John . p.s nice log splitter!
you guys are # 1 in my book.
thank you Walter.
good combo,its good to remember
yes sir Kenneth.
Thank U For Flying The Next 2 Most Respected Flag In The USA!
yes sir Dwight.
America!
Good job.
thank you.
We need a Second Amendment flag as well.. "Dont Tread on Me" for those of us, the constitutional believers and to show support for our brothers and sisters in VA that are fighting those that wish to take away the rights we were given long ago.
yes sir Joe.
@@markgalicic7788 : with all the Flags, maybe that extension is not too far off !
AMEN, JOE!
There Are Approx 1500 , MIA's Still Unaccounted For In The Vietnam War. Alot Of Water Has Gone Under The Bridge Since Then ! 5280 THUMBS uP
thanks Stephen.
There you go, Stephen. They're remembered!
@@lewiemcneely9143 Thank You For The Flag , It Means Alot !!!
@@stephenwagar2663 Sure does, Pal. A LOT! And it was the LEAST I could do.
Outstanding
thanks John.
Great job had uncles in ww2 and Korea and cousin's in Vietnam
thanks Doug I had one uncle in wwII & one in Vietnam . my dad was USN .
God bless
Wyr
The wall of Flags, I'd like to see that happen.
yes sir Joe.
From the UK, Wouldn't it be better to have your two flags flying side by side?
By standard, the American flag always flies above any other flag displayed.
@@dirtediggin
Keep American Flag Great
I was always told that the American flag is on top.
@@markgalicic7788
Always will be!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@markgalicic7788 Another pal that's our local postmaster said that the 'government' has made a ruling that a POW/MIA flag has to be flown at all government establishments under the U.S.. They did one thing right, anyway.
Thank you!
yes sir.
Mark, do you have a light shining on the flags at night time?
not yet Samuel but we will.
👍🏻
thanks Dave.
Is POW Mia a Real Place?
Would Mia be
Missing In action??
Do you have a PO box we can send state flags to?
if you go to my home page and click on about you will find my Email .
Since you have a lot of wall space, are you open to receiving other flags?
If so, I've got dibs on North Carolina.
we could put state flags on the inside back wall.
Flags look good. Now you need to fly your state flag.
yes sir Santa.
How bout mounting the flags on the inside mill wall always on view then when you are milling
we may put state flags inside.
Mayor?
No Sir.