My husband served the Vietnam war. A few years ago he had a Vietnam ver hat on. Someone saluted him and thanks for your service. He felt he finally was recognized for what the men & women who served & died for a war the country did not support. It made him proud of his service.
Please thank him from a Vietnamese American. All my gratitude not only for him but also for all men and women who served or are serving in the Armed Forces. God bless you all.
I like America and I am not a communist, but I disagreed with Vietnam war. Vietnam belongs to Vietnamese. Us French we were also kicked out of Indochine (Vietnam, Cambdge & Laos). Besides this land of yours belonged to Indians first. More than 10 millions of them were murdered.
When I was in the service we had an NCO who was a nice guy and quite unassuming but not very big or tall and rather quiet. I noticed that one of his ears was damaged and I found out that he had been a Green Beret in Vietnam and his helicopter had crashed. He was severely injured and was thrown from the chopper on impact and had his ear nearly torn off and he had a broken leg. In his injured state he went back into the chopper and pulled two other injured soldiers from the wreckage before it exploded and burned. To this day I still respect and admire that quiet and unassuming man who was a real hero.
And neglecting those rough men and getting politically correct further down the track is a bad look for a society.Try negotiating with a Saddam,Stalin etc.,see how much peace and freedom that gets.Tyrants understand the language of rough men(military power)only,making it indispensable for any people who want to live in peace.If you want peace,prepare for war,as they say.
@@sandylross8710 Both my grandfathers served in WWII. Unfortunately, my maternal grandfather died in his 70s from a blood clot when I was only 2. Fortunately, my other grandfather, was able to live until he was 96, being very active, coherent, and comfortable until just the last couple years. He even flew his plane into his 80s. Because he has someone to care for him, he was able to live out his days in his house, and go silently in his sleep.
i am french, and i say "god bless USA" thank you boys for the liberty of my country i was in USA in june of this year and your country is my country : thank you so much
Likewise. Thank you. You boys are some brave guys, too. Fighting in World War 1 and World War 2. Thank you for having the back of our boys. Also, you guys make better MRE's
Vive la France! And we thank France because we could never have driven the British out and won our independence without the help of France! Many Americans don't know this because they slept during U.S. History class in school!!!
A friend of mine was a Green Beret. He protected our country without question. His name is Rick Harper. May God Bless Him and all others that served! A true hero!
Having served for 24 years in the US Navy I pray every day for those who follow in our footsteps and stand guard over our beloved land, the land of the free, God bless the USA.
Well Glenn, you have to be more precise than this. If we are a joke , people who are willing to put their lives for the country they love,what does that make you?
I served in the us army for over 20 years, in all that time I never had more love and respect for anyone or thing than the Special Forces in Vietnam they did the impossible and then got shit on when theycame home my hat is off to all of them and I salute them
i met a green beret guy i think he was from california , DON VEST OR VESDT WAS his name , i often wonder if he is alive,,, we were in iraq in 1980 together,.
I'm going to be Marine when i get out of high school to protect this country and all the people who appreciate it. God bless those who are serving now in the armed forces.
I'm 63 & grew up in the country & remember my dad always played his 45 rpm record at home with that song on it & when we were at his favorite bar back in the 60's.He was a WW- II vet & would say a lot of the American people would not respect the fact that they risk their lives as well.I was a bit young to serve in Nam.But my family & I have always & will always respect our fighting men in all military branches of service.No matter what war they served.MAY GOD BLESS ! Jesse James
My Dad is a retired Green Beret,out of the 82nd Airborne, I know their have been many. Though he has been retired for many years, I just want to say, Thank-you, to all of you and your families. Not only for your service, but for the daily sacrifice that It took, and for the toll on your families. I am a very proud ARMY BRAT !!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!
At my buddy's wedding in the eighties, he had the DJ play this song during dinner for his father, an ex Green Beret. Upon hearing this song, his father left the dias and got on the empty dance floor where he was joined by his five sons. They linked arms and sang along with the record. To this day, more than thirty years later, that memory still brings tears to my eyes.
Thank your father for his service and thank all the others in your family who served this country. God bless all. God bless the Green Beret.My father served in Korea. He enlisted into the Army when he was 17. My brother was Air Force. My first husband was Air Force (SS) and my second husband was in the Army (Radar in NE US/Mother).I wish I could personally thank each soldier in person for their service. I have to rely on the internet to do that. I know that one day I will be able to thank those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this nation.
If you get there before me, say hi to Big Jim Brown. He just passed a few weeks after I made the post. There were so many people at his service the Funeral Director asked if he was celebrity. True story.
I am from Ireland and I believe America will always be safe as long as these special forces are around. I think its because of these fellas other countries now if they mess with the states they will sooner or later be taking on these guys. I bet there is quite a few who have Irish ancestry too in the Green Beret?
Yana Di wow that's some mixture you have. But I would like to ask you. ..which one of those nationalities that is in you're blood is the dominant one. I mean if you were to choose one which one are you most proud of?
Hey Shelly, just scrolled down and read your post. God bless you! You've certainly paid the price for freedom. Thank you for your service to this great country!
I have never served the Armed Forces, however I do salute your Father and do so honor him for his honorable service and dedication to keep this Nation free ! Thank you.
Jock McScottish Thank you for your service. From a U.S. Army Veteran who served alongside British Royal Marines in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Sir, we are a dying breed. Air Assault!
Every time I listen to this song I cannot hold back the tears. I am 59 years old now, never served in the Armed Forces. I did have 3 of my 4 older brothers serve and it's been recently that I have understood the purpose of their sacrifice. My closest brother a Veteran of Vietnam, serving the US Navy just painfully passed away. He had been "Honorably" discharged and ALL the US Government would provide was an American flag to cover his casket, 2 uniformed pallbearers and a bugler to play Taps. No firing salute, not even a Chaplain ! I performed his eulogy. Even more sadly we live in Hampton, VA just across the bridge is Norfolk, VA Home of the US Atlantic fleet. Thank you to ALL serving Vets and those "Honorably" discharged. I salute everyone of you. It's ashamed this Nation will not provide you and your family an "Honorable" farewell.😢
This song reminds me of my Brothers they were Green Beret this song means a lot to me. Thank you to everyone who have been in any war God bless you all
Funny how the country has come full circle about solders, back in day they threw crap at them getting off the plane from Nam, I guess it took something like 911 to turn their minds around and appreciate what they do and did.
a lot of the men returned from Vietnam at night so they would no be spit upon and hit by things that were thrown at them. I still do not think that the citizens of the USA realize what happened in Vietnam, but God bless all of the US military that has fought and are fighting to keep the USA free. and also bless them for keeping the wars and fighting outside of the USA.
rosemarie443 As one of those who returned I can tell you that if I had been allowed to carry my weapons I would have killed those Jane Fonda followers for what they did to our wounded vets that got off the plane before me. I still have vivid memories.
and what really gets my goat is the fact that most of those men where drafted, alot where put down as volunteers but that is because they went to another service after know they were going to be drafted. So it wasn't even their idea to be in the military but they had no choice, then when they manage to survive their nite mare tour of duty they come home and get abused (in more ways than just what the protesters did to them) Many, many, many of those men died alone, homeless on the streets or took their own life.
Listening to this song reminds me of Staff Sergeant Suponcic. He was a squad leader in 3/325 AIR, 82d Abn. During a training jump, he landed on a rucksack and I believe he broke his hip bone. He was out for about a year but fully recovered even though the doctor advised otherwise. As soon as he recovered he went to SFAS and soon thereafter he went to Q Course. While in Q-course he often came to our barracks during weekends and borrowed my 40 lbs dumb bells and he ruck-ran with them. Around the time he graduated from Q-Course, I left the Army and went back to civilian world. One day I met a former paratrooper assigned to our company. He told me that SSG J. Suponcic had died on a mission in Bosnia. His hummer had ran into a land mine. My story may be inaccurate because what I know about his SF career and parachute injury came from others in my platoon. But one thing I will always remember is that when I f'd up during training or in the garrison, SSG Suponcic (even though he wasn't my squad leader), sometime would approached me and gave me constructive criticism. And he never raised his voice. So SSG Suponcic is always gonna be my hero for his calm demeanor, exemplary leadership and perseverance through life. And he was a Green Beret. Thank you and God Bless.
Sounds like him. www.poconorecord.com/article/19991227/News/312279993 army.togetherweserved.com/army/servlet/tws.webapp.WebApp?cmd=ShadowBoxProfile&type=Person&ID=336858#:~:text=SSG%20Suponcic%20had%20served%20with,Joseph%20E.
Just a word of Thank s for all the Military Men and Women who Sacrifice their lives for our Nation and Thank all Green Berray for their Service protecting our World. Retire Navy Veteran ⚓️ 🙏🙏
1966 song while the Vietnam war was being waged. But I gotta add, and some may not want to hear it, but LBJ aided the enemy by giving Ho Chi Minh a truce which he took advantage of and used it to kill many of our brave men.
I first heard this song prior to joining the Marines. Never thought I'd be chosen to be in a Marine Recon Battalion in Vietnam during the bloodiest year of the war. Every service has their own special forces unit/s, all endure intense physical and mental endurance training plus other related needed skills since they operate in such small teams without reinforcements. All service members deserve the respect of the general population for the unbelievable courage it takes to run into a gunfight instead of away from it. We survive still as a nation because of the sacrifices of these individuals who dedicated their lives to the ideals of this country so others would never have to know the horrors of war. An old song but still one of the best.
The ending of this song has brought me to tears since my childhood upon hearing it.My Great-Grandfather served in the Infantry,was all over the place.NA,German territory where his convoy was shelled,he rescued his brothers in arms while cover in shrapnel.He won 9 Medals,Which included Purple Heart,Bronze Star,and many first class sharp shooter medals.I'm sadden that he past away in '46/47 from the Shrapnel in his head just dislodging causing instant death.It took my family nearly 80+yrs to obtain his medal because his records were in a building fire in '75.
I’m writing this on Memorial Day, but it shouldn’t matter what day: we should ALWAYS honor and respect those who served. It shouldn’t matter what day it is: while we lived free, they fought and died for us to be free. To all who served, thank you for your service, and let us not forget those that never came back and always honor them. Happy Memorial Day to all!
This song came out when I was about 8 years old. For me, the Green Berets were the ultimate in American society. The song went to #1 I believe, written and sung by Sgt Barry Sandler. When I saw GIs coming home, being assaulted, verbally abused just a few years later- it made me sick to think people could take their anger out against these men who had been put through Hell- not because they wanted to, but because their Government asked them to go and their buddies were over their. Maybe the greatest shame America's people ever committed.
I spent part of 1971 on DaNang U.S. Air Force Base in DaNang, Vietnam waiting for AWOL EvilBushJr. to show up... he never did... how about YOU? I was also on the Tien Sha Marine Base depicted in the movie Full Metal Jacket... how about YOU? Also on Monkey Mountain, Freedom Hill, 80 Group Beach, 12th Group Com along the river, DaNang U.S. Navy Base, etc...
I'm not in the military, but this cures my anxiety and gives me resilience on a stressful situation. On the other hand, my late neighbor was a korean war veteran. He served on an airborne division at 17. Purple heart and with ptsd, but he was a great man. He was at his most vulnerable when he spoke of that episode. The grandfather figure I never had and the closest to one. May he rest in peace. My whole regards to the elite trained soldiers out there. You are an example of resilience. Thank you for your service.
I'm in the UK and have read much and watched documentaries on the Green Berets. One thing I have learned are the men are some of the bravest toughest and loyal men. They always put me in mind of this saying; "To every man upon this earth death comes sooner or later, and how can man die better than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his father's and the glory of his gods."
Love your appreciation and the video you put together. I am the same way. Glad there are people like me and you still in the USA and that also say God bless. Christianity makes America
My first, a son, was born on 11/11/1969, Veterans Day. He later served in the Navy for 20 years and came home in January 2016. His father was Air Force and served in Canada. Every man in my family has served in the military, beginning with a person named "Adams." Thank God for them that tried, them that died, and for my life and freedom!
Severed on active duty as a1LT in the US ARMY Field Artillery in the late '70s. Then, as a reservist, was called back to deal with those involved with the Cuban boat lift (what a joke) to be the security officer guarding those determined to be criminals and held at Ft. Chaffee AR. Finally, I had the opportunity to serve again in Iraq (2004-2009). I am grateful for each chance I have had to serve. By brother-in-law was a 30 year vet .... all as a Green Beret. God Rest His Soul. My cousin is an Army Major (Chaplin) attached to the 75th Ranger Regiment, not a Ranger but he is jump qualified and goes where they go, We were both in Iraq at the same time......
Charles Romeo during the Iraq War I see you boys over there fighting and by God I'm talking about Mexican boys I seen one of your stand with a leg blown off practically fight beside an old Cruiser never stop firing kept fighting that I'll never forget and he was here on a green card but many more of you did the same and I seen it with my own eyes God bless all you boys no matter what your skin color is but no one can say if those Mexican boys don't know how to fight.
the us military personnel have always fought with every for it has been the U.S army that always fought to the end. They may not be the first on the field but they are the last to pull out
In a world that worships Power and Greed , No family will ever be at peace without the small percentage of those who qualify for the Honor of trading their Blood for our Freedom.
Above tall trees wild birds fly singing softly as a mother cries wiping tears from disbelieving eyes. Now watching she ponders a reason why. These birds are eagles in a cloudless sky with white heads held high. Proud and independent with two mighty wings which help them fly. Magnificent swift movements whence they slowly circle by singing in majestic beauty though I see a broken heart in this grieving mothers eyes. One bird is perched, the others soaring and with no effort seem to try as she marvels upon flight so graceful and becomes enchanted with such boastful lullabies. It is perfection upon a masters canvas painted within late pastel skies and blended poetically splendid though see a broken heart in this grieving mothers eyes. These Ambassadors to this nation our for-fathers did apply sing of heroes for liberty - to this I testify. Now aloft as they are winging distant bells begin ringing and this earthly choir continues singing though I see a broken heart in this disbelieving grieving mothers eyes, Now listening she wipes a cheek to ponder a reason why. The wild birds sing; Oh say have you seen the many stars in our spacious sky? There may be one for every woman or brave man whom fought knowing they may die. So reminisce upon their hopes, their dreams they sing, do this often with a sigh and never forget defenders of democracy. Freedom is the reason why. by JWP
I have known this song by heart since I was a young kid. It has been at least 10 years since I heard it and I had completely forgotten about it till earlier today. I literally have been agonizing over it to remember anything about this song. I’m glad I did though! This song always meant so much to me!
why would any one dislike this song!!? this tells you how our green berets are strong, resourceful, courageous, and how good they are. i get if your in a difrent branch but why dislike. this tells you how they risk there life for this country and if you disliked you try and go and be a green berets and go over seas and fight! then you can rub it in my face.
Fighting soldiers from the sky, Fearless men who jump and die, Men who mean just what they say, The brave men of the Green Beret. Silver wings upon their chests, These are men, America's best, One hundred men we'll test today, But only three win the Green Beret. Trained to live off nature's land, Trained in combat, hand to hand, Men who fight by night and day, Courage take from the Green Beret. Silver wings upon their chests, These are men, America's best, Men who mean just what they say, The brave men of the Green Beret Back at home a young wife waits, Her Green Beret has met his fate, He has died for those oppressed, Leaving her this last request: Put silver wings on my son's chest, Make him one of America's best, He'll be a man they'll test one day, Have him win the Green Beret
A salute to this man who defines a true warrior. They are brave, bold and capable. They crown themselves with rhyme and song. That is burned into their history. I wish men like this return.
If you listen to any of the patriotic military music from before WWI or to "over there" from WWI, these songs talk exclusively about bravery and the glory of battle. "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" talked about home with a bawdy alternative chorus about native girls, but didn't talk about death. What strikes me most about this song is although it talks about the bravery of the soldiers, it has lines like "fearless men who jump and die" or about the young wife waiting at home about to learn that her husband has died. I don't mean to trivialize the bravery or honor of anyone in the military, but the overwhelming message for me in this song is that these men are undergoing a very vigorous selection process that ends with death. Although there are plenty of lines that discuss the worthiness of the men, there aren't any lines that specifically say it is worth it to "jump and die." One can infer from the omission that these worthy men are being wasted. It's a subversive song at its core, but songs properly honoring men in the military are few and far between these days.
Thats not going to get you a green card, trump is still building that wall, and all these idiots on here who like green berets like trump and hate immigrants.
I was in DC over July 4th and I saw the Vietnam memorial. And I thanked a soldier for his service and he cried. It was so sad, but joyful. Like if you agree we should take care of our soldiers and we should thank them for there service.
So good to see so many people proud of the United States of America. Your Armed Forces are the jewel in the crown,and your soldiers are the best. May God always protect your great Nation and it's People.
There were filipinos who goes to war with america during ww2 not in the war for a pay but for love of humanity and dignity. After more than 40 years, america recognized them as vet, thank you!!!
college students against thte war media against the war congress afraid of the war but this was the no. 1 song in 1966, shows where the american people were
Iam laying my father too rest today after he spent his whole life defending others in war torn countries with UN and NATO this was is motto and he lived buy it,, an army man too the core and a Irish man Trough and trough... R. I. P Dad love you ...
Really?NATO? What about '99?Bombing of Yugoslavia for no reason and without approval of the world?Still think that NATO is fine? I dont mind Green Berets,but NATO....
My dad was a green barret in the vietnam era. He worked like a dog to take care of his kids never complained never seen him cry or show any type of soft emotions what so ever no matter what life throws him he meets it head on. I owe all my toughness when I was mma fighting to him. He is 75 now his body is old hes had replaced knee shoulder health problems and all hes shown at the end part of his life is the same toughness meeting it all head on never once have I seen him show facial expressions of pain or sadness at the end it's made me look up to him even more then when he was in his prime.
I strongly agree that the people of the armed forces are severely under appreciated as they are willing to risk their very lives to safeguard their homelands weather it be the powerful USA 🇺🇸 or other countries like the UK 🇬🇧 etc yet even after taking the risk knowing that they could potentially be killed in combat at any time they get hardly anything in return for all the risks they take to ensure the peace and safety of their home countries citizens it’s a real shame that they get basically nothing in the way of respect or gratitude for being willing to put their lives on the line to protect their countries people every second of their armed forces careers. Those brave, honourable and courageous men and women of the armed forces personnel around the world truthfully deserve better respect, appreciation, gratitude and support for all the dangers they face during their careers among other things they have to endure they all deserve way better treatment for all they do
Thank you very much praying for all of us Solders and Policeman and women and Services People and the truth about Donald John Trump our President We have prayed for to turn the Country around back together for God and Country Again. ...! Amen And God bless this World and Praying helps. ....!
I have always loved this song. I teared up this time because I am so disabled I cannot serve. At least one of my family has served in every major conflict: Uncle KIA at Pearl Great Grandfather Spanish-American Three uncles in Korea I am a son of the Confederacy I am a son of the American Revolution Uncle NAVY WWII Two Grandfather’s one bomber pilot in the Bloody First on Normandy Beach (Omaha). 2nd NAVY man at Pearl that did not die. Great uncle bomber pilot in the pacific. Father served in the NAVY in Vietnam on a Destroyer in the Pacific and a minesweeper in the Atlantic. The minesweeper was tasked with finding nuke that had been lost in The Med. and an episode of “The Twilight Zone” was filmed on my father’s destroyer.
You are obviously from a family of heroes. If you too spread your good values and honourable behavior to those around then you too are a man worthy of respect despite being disabled. Shalom from our southern border.
ILAN TEE thank you very much. I apologized to the NAVY recruitment officer for wasting his paper. Someone once told me to lie, I told him I could not because I could not waste any more paper.
This is truly a nice song indeed guys, I mean this has to be the best indeed amazing. How is it that one of the greatest military branches and warriors in the entire world can be fighters? This song is very pleasant for them, cool, and cool at the same time.
I am not a US citizen. I was young and I was a soldier. I was on the front line for 15 continuous years, fighting for our very right to be, as Christian in the Muslim ocean of the Middle East. The Veterans Hallelujah bring tears to my eyes every time I play it but, nevertheless: Oorah!!!
This was my grandfathers favorite song. Lived while listening to this song and in his hospital bed he died while listening to this song. Army vet rests in peace
My husband served the Vietnam war. A few years ago he had a Vietnam ver hat on. Someone saluted him and thanks for your service. He felt he finally was recognized for what the men & women who served & died for a war the country did not support. It made him proud of his service.
Please tell him, that I thank him, for his service! Amen!!!
Tell him thanks for his service from an Iraq and Afghanistan Veteran. I salute him. Air Assault!
Please thank him from a Vietnamese American. All my gratitude not only for him but also for all men and women who served or are serving in the Armed Forces. God bless you all.
I like America and I am not a communist, but I disagreed with Vietnam war. Vietnam belongs to Vietnamese. Us French we were also kicked out of Indochine (Vietnam, Cambdge & Laos). Besides this land of yours belonged to Indians first. More than 10 millions of them were murdered.
Im so glad he was finally recognized. Its about time
When I was in the service we had an NCO who was a nice guy and quite unassuming but not very big or tall and rather quiet. I noticed that one of his ears was damaged and I found out that he had been a Green Beret in Vietnam and his helicopter had crashed. He was severely injured and was thrown from the chopper on impact and had his ear nearly torn off and he had a broken leg. In his injured state he went back into the chopper and pulled two other injured soldiers from the wreckage before it exploded and burned. To this day I still respect and admire that quiet and unassuming man who was a real hero.
Okay
@@alishour5519shit the fuck up. That is never something to say just okay about. Respect the heroes
"We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm."-Winston Churchill
My dad was affected. Maybe us kids were too. One of the first songs I learned in my life was, "The Ballad of the Green Beret".
When I was a kid, we all said that we wanted to die in our sleep. Unfortunately most will.
Rest In Peace Pat Tillman. I aspire to be a man like him
And neglecting those rough men and getting politically correct further down the track is a bad look for a society.Try negotiating with a Saddam,Stalin etc.,see how much peace and freedom that gets.Tyrants understand the language of rough men(military power)only,making it indispensable for any people who want to live in peace.If you want peace,prepare for war,as they say.
@@sandylross8710 Both my grandfathers served in WWII. Unfortunately, my maternal grandfather died in his 70s from a blood clot when I was only 2. Fortunately, my other grandfather, was able to live until he was 96, being very active, coherent, and comfortable until just the last couple years. He even flew his plane into his 80s. Because he has someone to care for him, he was able to live out his days in his house, and go silently in his sleep.
i am french, and i say "god bless USA" thank you boys for the liberty of my country
i was in USA in june of this year and your country is my country : thank you so much
Likewise. Thank you. You boys are some brave guys, too. Fighting in World War 1 and World War 2. Thank you for having the back of our boys. Also, you guys make better MRE's
@@georgefeser6483 facts they do have good mre's :)
@@TheirsHopewithJesusChrist_277 Damn straight
Vive la France! And we thank France because we could never have driven the British out and won our independence without the help of France! Many Americans don't know this because they slept during U.S. History class in school!!!
Yankee grunts must gripe until they add wine to our own MREs.
A friend of mine was a Green Beret. He protected our country without question. His name is Rick Harper. May God Bless Him and all others that served! A true hero!
I agree
I have SSgt. Barry Sadler's original album. It gives me goose bumps ever time I play it. RIP sir. (Salute)
RIP Sergeant* but yeah, *salute*
*salutes* privet Austin Wright of the green berets here
+Dean “#TCBARMY #HAGYFAMILY” Winchester o7
i would like to have this alblum.
Always gave me chills :-)
Having served for 24 years in the US Navy I pray every day for those who follow in our footsteps and stand guard over our beloved land, the land of the free, God bless the USA.
Pray for good men to lead our country. The military has never let us down, but ahole politicians have. And thank you for your service.
'Murica
what a joke you guys make all the shit
Well Glenn, you have to be more precise than this. If we are a joke , people who are willing to put their lives for the country they love,what does that make you?
Jackass
My husband and my son are both Green Berets. My son is also a West Point graduate. Talk about being proud!
I served in the us army for over 20 years, in all that time I never had more love and respect for anyone or thing than the Special Forces in Vietnam they did the impossible and then got shit on when theycame home my hat is off to all of them and I salute them
You nailed it Steve.
i met a green beret guy i think he was from california , DON VEST OR VESDT WAS his name , i often wonder if he is alive,,, we were in iraq in 1980 together,.
special forces is my ass ...
+patrycio Comparing Special Forces to your ass? Now that sounds like a good ass
sorry man, i have mental problems
The singer of this song was a Green Beret himself.
SSGT Barry Sadler
He wrote it a well- and it was a #1 hit.
He also was the author of the infamous soldier series of:
"CASCA" ... the eternal mercenary!
I read all 32 books, too bad he never finish them.because of a game of Russian roulette
Jaz Aero
I sold all of my copies 25 years ago ... wish I hadn't now.
I'm going to be Marine when i get out of high school to protect this country and all the people who appreciate it. God bless those who are serving now in the armed forces.
Good man yourself did you get in?
@@alundavies8402 yea, I have little over two years left in the Corps
@WolfDev 5th Marine Regiment
@@someguy8709 badass dude
I was a green bray so your training well be a lot easier and thank you
I'm 63 & grew up in the country & remember my dad always played his 45 rpm record at home with that song on it & when we were at his favorite bar back in the 60's.He was a WW- II vet & would say a lot of the American people would not respect the fact that they risk their lives as well.I was a bit young to serve in Nam.But my family & I have always & will always respect our fighting men in all military branches of service.No matter what war they served.MAY GOD BLESS ! Jesse James
i served in the royal artillery in the uk but would like to say happy vetrens day to our USA vets and allies
THANKS Mate :)
From one vet to another. You're a good man.
No matter where in the world we served, we are, and always will be brothers.
Thank you for serving
Thank You Brother,We got Your 6 also
My Dad is a retired Green Beret,out of the 82nd Airborne, I know their have been many. Though he has been retired for many years, I just want to say, Thank-you, to all of you and your families. Not only for your service, but for the daily sacrifice that It took, and for the toll on your families. I am a very proud ARMY BRAT !!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!
Heidi Arheit Devils in baggy pants!
Broke Dick that was the 504
I'm a usaf vet, but I love this song. I've never had to go through any training like that, but my heart goes out to them all!
This made my pride of being an American crawl up my spine
WOW!
Same and i’m not even american
And it was a hungarian, miklos rozsa, who wrote this song!
USA IS TRASH AND RACIST TO BLACKS AND LATINOS 🖕🏼
At my buddy's wedding in the eighties, he had the DJ play this song during dinner for his father, an ex Green Beret. Upon hearing this song, his father left the dias and got on the empty dance floor where he was joined by his five sons. They linked arms and sang along with the record. To this day, more than thirty years later, that memory still brings tears to my eyes.
Thank your father for his service and thank all the others in your family who served this country. God bless all. God bless the Green Beret.My father served in Korea. He enlisted into the Army when he was 17. My brother was Air Force. My first husband was Air Force (SS) and my second husband was in the Army (Radar in NE US/Mother).I wish I could personally thank each soldier in person for their service. I have to rely on the internet to do that. I know that one day I will be able to thank those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this nation.
If you get there before me, say hi to Big Jim Brown. He just passed a few weeks after I made the post. There were so many people at his service the Funeral Director asked if he was celebrity. True story.
Mike Volpe
Mike, just reading what you wrote brought me to tears. I can picture it happening.
Mike Volpe this made me smile :) I'll tell my kids one day about this :D
I am from Ireland and I believe America will always be safe as long as these special forces are around. I think its because of these fellas other countries now if they mess with the states they will sooner or later be taking on these guys. I bet there is quite a few who have Irish ancestry too in the Green Beret?
To be sure.
Thomas Carter oh I never thought of that. Good Point. lol
I am Italian-Irish-German-Native American(Cherokee) and Dutch, WORD UP ;) I represent the United Nations-LOL
Yana Di wow that's some mixture you have. But I would like to ask you. ..which one of those nationalities that is in you're blood is the dominant one. I mean if you were to choose one which one are you most proud of?
Chris Coppola she should be proud to be a American.
Hey Shelly, just scrolled down and read your post.
God bless you! You've certainly paid the price for freedom. Thank you for your service to this great country!
thank you very much god bless you 🇺🇸
Ben Brown God bless you America from a 🇬🇧 red beret colonel is I hard rank too keep track of from USA s biggest ally 😉
I have never served the Armed Forces, however I do salute your Father and do so honor him for his honorable service and dedication to keep this Nation free ! Thank you.
Got goosebumps, and I'm not even American. I do respect soldiers, though, as I was one myself long ago in the UK.
Salutes from the US
Jock McScottish a great alie
thehoosierfortheUK heck yeah! Hope y’all across the pond get all that refugee stuff sorted out. Blessings from Virginia!
Jock McScottish
Thank you for your service. From a U.S. Army Veteran who served alongside British Royal Marines in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Sir, we are a dying breed. Air Assault!
This song is always touching.
Happy Veterans' Day!
Every time I listen to this song I cannot hold back the tears. I am 59 years old now, never served in the Armed Forces. I did have 3 of my 4 older brothers serve and it's been recently that I have understood the purpose of their sacrifice. My closest brother a Veteran of Vietnam, serving the US Navy just painfully passed away. He had been "Honorably" discharged and ALL the US Government would provide was an American flag to cover his casket, 2 uniformed pallbearers and a bugler to play Taps. No firing salute, not even a Chaplain ! I performed his eulogy. Even more sadly we live in Hampton, VA just across the bridge is Norfolk, VA Home of the US Atlantic fleet. Thank you to ALL serving Vets and those "Honorably" discharged. I salute everyone of you. It's ashamed this Nation will not provide you and your family an "Honorable" farewell.😢
This song reminds me of my Brothers they were Green Beret this song means a lot to me. Thank you to everyone who have been in any war God bless you all
Funny how the country has come full circle about solders, back in day they threw crap at them getting off the plane from Nam, I guess it took something like 911 to turn their minds around and appreciate what they do and did.
a lot of the men returned from Vietnam at night so they would no be spit upon and hit by things that were thrown at them. I still do not think that the citizens of the USA realize what happened in Vietnam, but God bless all of the US military that has fought and are fighting to keep the USA free. and also bless them for keeping the wars and fighting outside of the USA.
rosemarie443 As one of those who returned I can tell you that if I had been allowed to carry my weapons I would have killed those Jane Fonda followers for what they did to our wounded vets that got off the plane before me. I still have vivid memories.
Edward Schlein I agree with you 100%. been there, lived that. around my house the woman's name is never said.
Is true !!!
and what really gets my goat is the fact that most of those men where drafted, alot where put down as volunteers but that is because they went to another service after know they were going to be drafted. So it wasn't even their idea to be in the military but they had no choice, then when they manage to survive their nite mare tour of duty they come home and get abused (in more ways than just what the protesters did to them) Many, many, many of those men died alone, homeless on the streets or took their own life.
Listening to this song reminds me of Staff Sergeant Suponcic. He was a squad leader in 3/325 AIR, 82d Abn. During a training jump, he landed on a rucksack and I believe he broke his hip bone. He was out for about a year but fully recovered even though the doctor advised otherwise. As soon as he recovered he went to SFAS and soon thereafter he went to Q Course. While in Q-course he often came to our barracks during weekends and borrowed my 40 lbs dumb bells and he ruck-ran with them.
Around the time he graduated from Q-Course, I left the Army and went back to civilian world. One day I met a former paratrooper assigned to our company. He told me that SSG J. Suponcic had died on a mission in Bosnia. His hummer had ran into a land mine.
My story may be inaccurate because what I know about his SF career and parachute injury came from others in my platoon. But one thing I will always remember is that when I f'd up during training or in the garrison, SSG Suponcic (even though he wasn't my squad leader), sometime would approached me and gave me constructive criticism. And he never raised his voice. So SSG Suponcic is always gonna be my hero for his calm demeanor, exemplary leadership and perseverance through life. And he was a Green Beret.
Thank you and God Bless.
Sounds like him.
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Just a word of Thank s for all the Military Men and Women who Sacrifice their lives for our Nation and Thank all Green Berray for their Service protecting our World. Retire Navy Veteran ⚓️ 🙏🙏
Thanks to whoever made this, I am a Special Forces operator and cry every time I watch this...God Bless
1966 song while the Vietnam war was being waged. But I gotta add, and some may not want to hear it, but LBJ aided the enemy by giving Ho Chi Minh a truce which he took advantage of and used it to kill many of our brave men.
Me to Ry
God Bless Brother, I am in the middle east AGAIN. Things are so clear with the smell of cordite lingering in the air. Watch your 6...
I first heard this song prior to joining the Marines. Never thought I'd be chosen to be in a Marine Recon Battalion in Vietnam during the bloodiest year of the war. Every service has their own special forces unit/s, all endure intense physical and mental endurance training plus other related needed skills since they operate in such small teams without reinforcements. All service members deserve the respect of the general population for the unbelievable courage it takes to run into a gunfight instead of away from it. We survive still as a nation because of the sacrifices of these individuals who dedicated their lives to the ideals of this country so others would never have to know the horrors of war. An old song but still one of the best.
Much respect to the Men and Woman who serve in the United States of American Armed Forces.
Summer of 66, I was young, but this was My most favorite song ! Dad was Marine, I was Army, My two Sons
were Marine and Air Force.
The ending of this song has brought me to tears since my childhood upon hearing it.My Great-Grandfather served in the Infantry,was all over the place.NA,German territory where his convoy was shelled,he rescued his brothers in arms while cover in shrapnel.He won 9 Medals,Which included Purple Heart,Bronze Star,and many first class sharp shooter medals.I'm sadden that he past away in '46/47 from the Shrapnel in his head just dislodging causing instant death.It took my family nearly 80+yrs to obtain his medal because his records were in a building fire in '75.
my grandfather was a green beret un Vietnam War my uncle qualified but he was an airborne ranger
I still get chills and a lump when I hear this song and look at the illustrations. I would like to show this to Colin Kaepernick. And I'm a Canadian.
Thanks to all the veterans for protecting this great country God bless
My dad was a veteran but now he is a disabled vet
I kinda forgot what battle he was in
I think it was the Vietnam war
I’m writing this on Memorial Day, but it shouldn’t matter what day: we should ALWAYS honor and respect those who served. It shouldn’t matter what day it is: while we lived free, they fought and died for us to be free. To all who served, thank you for your service, and let us not forget those that never came back and always honor them. Happy Memorial Day to all!
I lay my daddy to rest today. Thank you pop for your service.
I'm so sorry
You have my blessings
😔
I bet your father was a great one
Hello Sonja how are you doing today
This song came out when I was about 8 years old. For me, the Green Berets were the ultimate in American society. The song went to #1 I believe, written and sung by Sgt Barry Sandler. When I saw GIs coming home, being assaulted, verbally abused just a few years later- it made me sick to think people could take their anger out against these men who had been put through Hell- not because they wanted to, but because their Government asked them to go and their buddies were over their. Maybe the greatest shame America's people ever committed.
+Christopher Dunn I HOPE THOSE DAMN HIPPIES WHO ATTACKED AMERICAS FINEST BURN IN HELL
+David Flagg Sadly, most of the radical hippies are now friends of the current occupier of the WH. Like Bill Ayers.
+Christopher Dunn .. Prolly less than 1% of returning troops ever saw any abuse... I didn't see any...
+BuzzLOLOL ever hear of Vietnam bud?
I spent part of 1971 on DaNang U.S. Air Force Base in DaNang, Vietnam waiting for AWOL EvilBushJr. to show up... he never did... how about YOU? I was also on the Tien Sha Marine Base depicted in the movie Full Metal Jacket... how about YOU? Also on Monkey Mountain, Freedom Hill, 80 Group Beach, 12th Group Com along the river, DaNang U.S. Navy Base, etc...
I'm not in the military, but this cures my anxiety and gives me resilience on a stressful situation. On the other hand, my late neighbor was a korean war veteran. He served on an airborne division at 17. Purple heart and with ptsd, but he was a great man. He was at his most vulnerable when he spoke of that episode. The grandfather figure I never had and the closest to one. May he rest in peace.
My whole regards to the elite trained soldiers out there. You are an example of resilience. Thank you for your service.
What brave and courageous men. You make America proud.
RIP and respect for all the soldiers who protect us and give their lives for us from french red beret never forget sacrifice for all troop
Légion étrangère and Green Berets forever
Once a Green Beret, Always a Green Beret. My neighbor is one, he fought in the Vietnam War. HOOAH!
My salute to all the service men and women for valor and dedication to served and protect our nation here and abroad.❤🙏🙏🙏
My cousin Dave Hanson was a green beret during Vietnam and serves multiple tours. He passed away 4 years ago. Hero.
I'm in the UK and have read much and watched documentaries on the Green Berets.
One thing I have learned are the men are some of the bravest toughest and loyal men.
They always put me in mind of this saying;
"To every man upon this earth death comes sooner or later, and how can man die better than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his father's and the glory of his gods."
Love your appreciation and the video you put together. I am the same way. Glad there are people like me and you still in the USA and that also say God bless. Christianity makes America
Travel to South Korea and throw Bluetooth speakers playing this into the DMZ
I'd like to see that.🤣🤣🤣🤣✌️
The North Koreans would think you're playing some sort of mind controlling device and then they start shooting at you.
My first, a son, was born on 11/11/1969, Veterans Day. He later served in the Navy for 20 years and came home in January 2016. His father was Air Force and served in Canada. Every man in my family has served in the military, beginning with a person named "Adams." Thank God for them that tried, them that died, and for my life and freedom!
To all who have served and who are serving I salute you! Thank you all for your your service to this country!
To all who are serving, get out, take a dishonorable discharge it will be a mark of honor and a guarantee of a good life after the revolution.
Severed on active duty as a1LT in the US ARMY Field Artillery in the late '70s. Then, as a reservist, was called back to deal with those involved with the Cuban boat lift (what a joke) to be the security officer guarding those determined to be criminals and held at Ft. Chaffee AR. Finally, I had the opportunity to serve again in Iraq (2004-2009). I am grateful for each chance I have had to serve. By brother-in-law was a 30 year vet .... all as a Green Beret. God Rest His Soul. My cousin is an Army Major (Chaplin) attached to the 75th Ranger Regiment, not a Ranger but he is jump qualified and goes where they go, We were both in Iraq at the same time......
Thank you for you service.
hold your head high
Charles Romeo during the Iraq War I see you boys over there fighting and by God I'm talking about Mexican boys I seen one of your stand with a leg blown off practically fight beside an old Cruiser never stop firing kept fighting that I'll never forget and he was here on a green card but many more of you did the same and I seen it with my own eyes God bless all you boys no matter what your skin color is but no one can say if those Mexican boys don't know how to fight.
Got one more year till I join the Marine Corp I goto Meps In feubuary then off to basic after my senior year(Junior rn)
Thank you for your service.
Shea Oconnor to
My dad served as a green beret..101st airborne..RIP dad..thank u for ur service
Thank-You for your service. I don't say that lightly. 💯
the us military personnel have always fought with every for
it has been the U.S army that always fought to the end. They may not be the first on the field but they are the last to pull out
lonny grice
K1W1 PUKANA Our racist issues? What do you mean?
K1W1 PUKANA FUCK YOU!
I love the Green Berets. Remember them.
Those men deserve our very best honor, prayers and determination for our American way. We take care of each other and we are mighty fierce.
In a world that worships Power and Greed , No family will ever be at peace without the small percentage of those who qualify for the Honor of trading their Blood for our Freedom.
Above tall trees wild birds fly singing softly as a mother cries wiping tears from disbelieving eyes. Now watching she ponders a reason why. These birds are eagles in a cloudless sky with white heads held high. Proud and independent with two mighty wings which help them fly. Magnificent swift movements whence they slowly circle by singing in majestic beauty though I see a broken heart in this grieving mothers eyes. One bird is perched, the others soaring and with no effort seem to try as she marvels upon flight so graceful and becomes enchanted with such boastful lullabies. It is perfection upon a masters canvas painted within late pastel skies and blended poetically splendid though see a broken heart in this grieving mothers eyes. These Ambassadors to this nation our for-fathers did apply sing of heroes for liberty - to this I testify. Now aloft as they are winging distant bells begin ringing and this earthly choir continues singing though I see a broken heart in this disbelieving grieving mothers eyes, Now listening she wipes a cheek to ponder a reason why. The wild birds sing; Oh say have you seen the many stars in our spacious sky? There may be one for every woman or brave man whom fought knowing they may die. So reminisce upon their hopes, their dreams they sing, do this often with a sigh and never forget defenders of democracy. Freedom is the reason why. by JWP
I like what you have written. Beautiful sentiment.
I have known this song by heart since I was a young kid. It has been at least 10 years since I heard it and I had completely forgotten about it till earlier today. I literally have been agonizing over it to remember anything about this song. I’m glad I did though! This song always meant so much to me!
True hero's God bless you all great song lyrics too...Thank you for everything that you do....
why would any one dislike this song!!? this tells you how our green berets are strong, resourceful, courageous, and how good they are. i get if your in a difrent branch but why dislike. this tells you how they risk there life for this country and if you disliked you try and go and be a green berets and go over seas and fight! then you can rub it in my face.
Fighting soldiers from the sky,
Fearless men who jump and die,
Men who mean just what they say,
The brave men of the Green Beret.
Silver wings upon their chests,
These are men, America's best,
One hundred men we'll test today,
But only three win the Green Beret.
Trained to live off nature's land,
Trained in combat, hand to hand,
Men who fight by night and day,
Courage take from the Green Beret.
Silver wings upon their chests,
These are men, America's best,
Men who mean just what they say,
The brave men of the Green Beret
Back at home a young wife waits,
Her Green Beret has met his fate,
He has died for those oppressed,
Leaving her this last request:
Put silver wings on my son's chest,
Make him one of America's best,
He'll be a man they'll test one day,
Have him win the Green Beret
A salute to this man who defines a true warrior. They are brave, bold and capable. They crown themselves with rhyme and song. That is burned into their history.
I wish men like this return.
Im proud to say that my family all have served in the US Military, hell one my uncles who I looked up to served in the Green Berets.
If you listen to any of the patriotic military music from before WWI or to "over there" from WWI, these songs talk exclusively about bravery and the glory of battle. "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" talked about home with a bawdy alternative chorus about native girls, but didn't talk about death.
What strikes me most about this song is although it talks about the bravery of the soldiers, it has lines like "fearless men who jump and die" or about the young wife waiting at home about to learn that her husband has died. I don't mean to trivialize the bravery or honor of anyone in the military, but the overwhelming message for me in this song is that these men are undergoing a very vigorous selection process that ends with death. Although there are plenty of lines that discuss the worthiness of the men, there aren't any lines that specifically say it is worth it to "jump and die." One can infer from the omission that these worthy men are being wasted. It's a subversive song at its core, but songs properly honoring men in the military are few and far between these days.
The song is military propaganda...that is really all it is.
I'm starting out in the army as a infantryman but in the future i hope i could be a green beret.
Keep that dream alive man. I have similar hopes as well.
I'm English and proud but I just love you yanks,you keep the world free, I kneel before you.
I plan to be a green beret thank you for posting this
Carter Rix Take that Ball and run with it !!!
Thanks
The wounds of Honor are self-inflected. Never met a man or woman of Honor that wanted a medal. Everyone of them deserve it.
My respect from México.
Thats not going to get you a green card, trump is still building that wall, and all these idiots on here who like green berets like trump and hate immigrants.
Traidor.
You are an idiot!!! We dont hate immigrants. ONly morons like you.
@@janlloyd3209 I wonder if you've changed by now. By the way, Trump never hated immigrants, he was and still is for *legal* immigration.
Thanks
There is no greater man, than our American soilders! EVER
soilders are the greater men ever
I was in DC over July 4th and I saw the Vietnam memorial. And I thanked a soldier for his service and he cried. It was so sad, but joyful. Like if you agree we should take care of our soldiers and we should thank them for there service.
God bless all the branches of the military
THOSE WHO DON'T LIKE THIS SONG DON'T LISTEN TO IT ,I LOVE SONG
I'm joining the army wish me luck on this new adventure
JohnHenry Jr Make sure they see your TH-cam channel
Kronos is the Darkness 😂ha
So good to see so many people proud of the United States of America. Your Armed Forces are the jewel in the crown,and your soldiers are the best. May God always protect your great Nation and it's People.
i cant listen to this song without saluting
Wow do you sing my country tis of thee every day too.
There were filipinos who goes to war with america during ww2 not in the war for a pay but for love of humanity and dignity. After more than 40 years, america recognized them as vet, thank you!!!
college students against thte war media against the war congress afraid of the war but this was the no. 1 song in 1966, shows where the american people were
Iam laying my father too rest today after he spent his whole life defending others in war torn countries with UN and NATO this was is motto and he lived buy it,, an army man too the core and a Irish man Trough and trough... R. I. P Dad love you ...
Jonathan, sorry for your loss
I Served in 1969-1970 by Paratroopers in Germany 3./FschJgBtl.313. "Glück ab" amerikanische Kameraden.
I am nobody however I respectfully and honorably salute your Father for his dedicated service and valor.😔
Much Respect from up in Canada.
All SOFs in the NATO area are excellent. Highlighting the Americans, British and Spaniards.
Really?NATO? What about '99?Bombing of Yugoslavia for no reason and without approval of the world?Still think that NATO is fine? I dont mind Green Berets,but NATO....
My dad was a green barret in the vietnam era. He worked like a dog to take care of his kids never complained never seen him cry or show any type of soft emotions what so ever no matter what life throws him he meets it head on. I owe all my toughness when I was mma fighting to him. He is 75 now his body is old hes had replaced knee shoulder health problems and all hes shown at the end part of his life is the same toughness meeting it all head on never once have I seen him show facial expressions of pain or sadness at the end it's made me look up to him even more then when he was in his prime.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
SON OF A VETERAN KOREAN WAR
US 27TH WOLFHOUND REGT
CPL.HOWARD RAY THOMAS
I LOVE YOU DAD RIP
My grandpa is one of the three that made it. When he passes away. This will be the song we will honor him with.. 😟🇺🇸🇺🇸
I strongly agree that the people of the armed forces are severely under appreciated as they are willing to risk their very lives to safeguard their homelands weather it be the powerful USA 🇺🇸 or other countries like the UK 🇬🇧 etc yet even after taking the risk knowing that they could potentially be killed in combat at any time they get hardly anything in return for all the risks they take to ensure the peace and safety of their home countries citizens it’s a real shame that they get basically nothing in the way of respect or gratitude for being willing to put their lives on the line to protect their countries people every second of their armed forces careers. Those brave, honourable and courageous men and women of the armed forces personnel around the world truthfully deserve better respect, appreciation, gratitude and support for all the dangers they face during their careers among other things they have to endure they all deserve way better treatment for all they do
I was a Green beret in 1973 to 1979 and I was a E-6 and I got the medal of honor 🎖
I am from the UK but my uncles fought for the US in both Vietnam and Korea. I have nothing but the most sincere respect.
One of the greatest honors so far in my naval career, is to have shaken a Green Beret's hand and thanked him for his service
The only song I've heard in my life that can always get me teary eyed
Thank you very much praying for all of us Solders and Policeman and women and Services People and the truth about Donald John Trump our President We have prayed for to turn the Country around back together for God and Country Again. ...! Amen And God bless this World and Praying helps. ....!
AMEN
hope the bomb hits whatever hick town your from first.
PRAY for. OUR OUTSTANDING MILITARY all in uniforms on the streets of America. PRAY FOR AMERICA
jan lloyd And what if you live in the same town? Careful what you wish for.
oxy Contin for life SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!! You are too much of a puss to ever be in the military to protect this nation from our enemies.
I have always loved this song. I teared up this time because I am so disabled I cannot serve. At least one of my family has served in every major conflict:
Uncle KIA at Pearl
Great Grandfather Spanish-American
Three uncles in Korea
I am a son of the Confederacy
I am a son of the American Revolution
Uncle NAVY WWII
Two Grandfather’s one bomber pilot in the Bloody First on Normandy Beach (Omaha). 2nd NAVY man at Pearl that did not die.
Great uncle bomber pilot in the pacific.
Father served in the NAVY in Vietnam on a Destroyer in the Pacific and a minesweeper in the Atlantic. The minesweeper was tasked with finding nuke that had been lost in The Med. and an episode of “The Twilight Zone” was filmed on my father’s destroyer.
You are obviously from a family of heroes. If you too spread your good values and honourable behavior to those around then you too are a man worthy of respect despite being disabled. Shalom from our southern border.
ILAN TEE thank you very much. I apologized to the NAVY recruitment officer for wasting his paper. Someone once told me to lie, I told him I could not because I could not waste any more paper.
This is truly a nice song indeed guys, I mean this has to be the best indeed amazing. How is it that one of the greatest military branches and warriors in the entire world can be fighters? This song is very pleasant for them, cool, and cool at the same time.
Thank you 2 oh the Green Berets love you all miss you all proud of you thank you for serving thank you for laying down your life for all people
We use to sing this in primary school in South Africa. Back in the early 90s
100 MANN UND EIN BEFEHL !!!
I am not a US citizen. I was young and I was a soldier. I was on the front line for 15 continuous years, fighting for our very right to be, as Christian in the Muslim ocean of the Middle East. The Veterans Hallelujah bring tears to my eyes every time I play it but, nevertheless: Oorah!!!
Raymond Hayek ooahh* oorah is for marine cops and gb is army
Free the Oppressed !
And who would that be?
PAXperMortem The person who doesn't use their oil resources as efficiently as they should
Oh, I like oil, oil is great.
This was my grandfathers favorite song. Lived while listening to this song and in his hospital bed he died while listening to this song. Army vet rests in peace
Jessy Osborne ur a hero 3 tours Nam and still a hero to meet a green Barrett will bring tears to ur eyes u can't win against a green Barrett