Quiet Commercial

This was a touching video clip by The Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Thanks Anheuser-Busch for honoring the soldier in this fashion.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• honor
• soldier
• iraq
• 101st
• army

[usaplaza]

It was like this at the beginning of the war. We did experience this for a brevity. For all of my brothers (Soldiers) in Arms who have continued the hard fight. I salute you.

Thank you and I have your back.

[junno328]

NO

Thank you you my friend. For putting your life on the line, and putting your Country first before family. We/I support you and this welcome home is very awsome and should be done more often in appreciate of what you do for us and the US. God Bless you and your fallen friends.  Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to you.

Frank

San Diego, CA

[mpmom320]

with my son overseas in iraq right now i sure hope he and his fellow troops get the same response when they come home

[cindy0254]

gotta love America

[silentoption]

And taping or filming a fallen comrade is forbidden.

I've been to 19 of them 19 of my buddies was KIA during our deployment in Afghanistan. Like Animal Said it hurts me to see my fallen comrades will never see the thank you.

[silentoption]

The only place that I know that actually clap for Soldiers returning from deployment is Altanta Airport. It happen but mostly in southern states.

[pseudochromis]

There is a missing part to this beautiful film. The cofins (an average of 2 to 3 each day) come trough gate 5, where there are filming restrictions. Nobody claps over there.

[AnimalW5RM]

Agreed, and thanks.

[alraczkowski]

Trust me friend, I think they did see it!!

[SierraNichole]

It's a nice commercial, but it doesn't happen in real life. I've been in many airports while in uniform, maybe like three people have come up to me quietly. But even a few are really appreciated.