Adam Trost - Welcome Home

Adam Trost - US Army E4
Pictures:
http://photobucket.com/subyhero

The family of Adam Trost, and the event organizer,
have asked the Patriot Guard Riders to lead and participate
in a surprise welcome home celebration being held
in Grayslake, IL on Sunday, 12-27-2009.

Adam has served two tours in Iraq, from October of 2006
to January of 2008 and again from December of 2008
to December of 2009. During his first tour, Adam sustained
wounds. When an IED exploded. He later returned to duty.

During his second tour, Adam was rendered unconscious
when a bullet fired at point blank range was stopped by his
body armor. In that situation, however, Adam was responsible
for neutralizing an attacker prior to being hit himself.

Adam has bravely served the United States of America
with honor and distinction, and the Patriot Guard Riders
are proud and honored to be a part of his homecoming.

Providing Emergency Aid to Severly Wounded Troups and Their Families in Crisis
http://www.saluteheroesproject.org/

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• Adam Trost
• US Army
• Patriot Guard
• Subaru
• Grayslake Illinois
• Iraq

[timmayou]

Awesome video, and story only thing its missing is to fire it up and hear the boxer rumbles!! Adam thank you and the rest of the brave men and women for serving our country

[JudyinNC]

Welcome Home Adam.. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your sacrifice aqnd your service....You are loved and admired more than you will ever know. God Bless you

[mnnole]

Welcome home Adam and thank you for all the sacrifices you have made. Its great men and women like you whom make the sacrifices to keep us all safe, your fellow troopers mostly.

Thank you can not say enough.

[civicguru]

Thank you to everyone for your kind words. Makes this project all the more worth it for me. Thank you

[thebronze]

Welcome Home, Trooper Trost!

[0Suz0]

How wonderful! Thanks to all who helped with the car and who turned out to welcome this fine man home.

[Fightflipnfold]

Outstanding! This is how our soldiers should be honored and treated!

[anfiach]

Thanks for posting this Paul. That young man will never forget that day.

It is the responsibility of those of us at home to stand up for those still over there and those who will never come home and ensure that this country remains the same as that for which they have sacrificed.

[SuperCraigWebb]

God bless all of you

[roosterjeeper]

God Bless you Soldier (and his friends and family)...God Bless you all. Semper Fi!

[oldmanRick1]

God bless. Thank you for your service. Welcome home.