The treatment of Vietnam and Vietnam era veterans is best exemplified by the treatment of the Blackhorse Riders of Alpha Troop, 1st Squadron, 11 Armored Cavalry Regiment. For their heroic actions rescuing an infantry unit on March 26, 1970 their unit commander, Captain John Poindexter prepared dozens of citations for combat decorations and forwarded them up the indifferent Army chain of command where they were "misplaced" until discovered in a sealed box in the National Archives by military historian Keith Nolan who was born after the end of the Vietnam War. With the help of President Obama and various legislators this major Army blunder was finally rectified on October 20, 2009 when President Obama awarded Poindexter and his men the Presidential Unit Citation along with their individual medals. The TH-cam video entitled "Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth)" about an 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment veteran shows why non-POW Vietnam and Vietnam-era veterans still appreciate it when people thank them for their service.
December third. New day rise was in the manger third day. Now remember. Corrie ten boom. And Katie my beloved. Betrothal I goin Johnny marching home again 70 years to bustiful miss. Zion. Thanks for seven Vietnam navy seals. Deuteronomy twenty
Come to Minnesota and Meet our Veterans who are of Asian Pacific descent. I can hook you up with Senator Hawg Foung(Saint Paul SD 67) and Khmer and Vietnamese Veteran Groups who fought with us for freedom from communism.!!!!!!
🙏❤️🇺🇸 Thank you to all of America’s finest!!!! ❤️❤️
Thank you for writing this song! Those vets need to know they are appreciated, loved & not forgotten!
Love the lyrics and the music.
Awesome!
Thank you for the song.
GOD BLESS ALL of those who SACRIFICED tremendously to SECURE OUR RIGHTS & FREEDOMS!
Thanks you so much.
I'm from Viet Nam.
The treatment of Vietnam and Vietnam era veterans is best exemplified by the treatment of the Blackhorse Riders of Alpha Troop, 1st Squadron, 11 Armored Cavalry Regiment. For their heroic actions rescuing an infantry unit on March 26, 1970 their unit commander, Captain John Poindexter prepared dozens of citations for combat decorations and forwarded them up the indifferent Army chain of command where they were "misplaced" until discovered in a sealed box in the National Archives by military historian Keith Nolan who was born after the end of the Vietnam War. With the help of President Obama and various legislators this major Army blunder was finally rectified on October 20, 2009 when President Obama awarded Poindexter and his men the Presidential Unit Citation along with their individual medals. The TH-cam video entitled "Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth)" about an 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment veteran shows why non-POW Vietnam and Vietnam-era veterans still appreciate it when people thank them for their service.
December third. New day rise was in the manger third day. Now remember. Corrie ten boom. And Katie my beloved. Betrothal I goin Johnny marching home again 70 years to bustiful miss. Zion. Thanks for seven Vietnam navy seals. Deuteronomy twenty
Please acknowledge and add Khmer, Hmong, Thai, Lao and South Vietnamese veterans. Thank you
Where are the Asian Pacific Veterans who fought with us and are now Americans of Asian Pacific Descent?
Ummmm I don't know, WHERE?
Come to Minnesota and Meet our Veterans who are of Asian Pacific descent. I can hook you up with Senator Hawg Foung(Saint Paul SD 67) and Khmer and Vietnamese Veteran Groups who fought with us for freedom from communism.!!!!!!