Christmas Ruck March

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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2010

The entire base(military personnel only of course) did a massive ruck march for orphaned children for Christmas. We got together in our groups with 25-50 pound ruck sacks on our backs and walked 4.2 miles just to show some holiday spirit for children less fortunate than others. At the end of the march, everyone dropped a $25 gift card in their squadron box to be mailed off to different orphanages back in the united states. Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!

On a side note, the video features some wacky commentary from myself and my convoy crew. While we did have spirit, we were tired from getting up at 3:30 AM to do this and it didn't start until 5:00. We had to just be in place early to make sure everything was set up. During the march I had a little personal altercation with my friend's Build-A-Bear his wife sent him. Me and that bear are gonna end up fighting before we all come home!! Lmao

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  • Nice work, keep it up!

  • Fantastic good on you guys ridonculous haha.

  • good stuff keep it up cheers salty:)

  • that's awesome big thumbs up to you and the group

  • Nice work! Thanks for sharing.

  • What an amazing thing to do for the orphans. You all have big big hearts!!! :) xx

  • Thanks for the look ! your doing a good thing with the walk

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