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For anyone that has a Veteran they know, Brothers' Ink is now offering everyone a chance to add a Veteran's name to the tribute at the end of "Reveille" and to get a personalized copy of the DVD. C...  
 
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caddop22 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This video kick my ass.......I love it so much.......I cried because I am a vet and I fly my flag with pride at my house.
caddop22 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is classic, either way Old Glory will fly..........
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God's speed.
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Did you train at Leonard Wood?
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We all stand behind each other. After 9/11 the mood changed to beat all hell, no more rivalry. We came together as a Troops and made it happen...........U.S. Army SGT Ken HOOAH!!
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I never get tired of watching this, and it never fails to bring tears to my eyes!

To all who served or have served - THANK YOU.

ALL GAVE SOME - SOME GAVE ALL.
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This is a wonderful tribute to all the men and women who have served our country in the Armed Services.
My Father was at Pearl Harbor, Korea where he was wounded and continued onward to Vietnam and to this day lives on in this great world of ours.
God Bless all of them.  And yes i served my 4 years as a Medic in the Air Force.
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They probably shot more footage and a longer film and then had to shorten it.
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James McEachin served in the United States Army during the Korean War. He was wounded in an ambush and left for dead. McEachin was one of only two soldiers to survive the ambush. He was awarded both the Purple Heart and Silver Star in 2005 after McEachin participated in a Veterans History Project interview in which they discovered McEachin had no copies of his own military records. Dreier's office quickly traced the records and awarded him all seven of his medals, fifty years after his service.

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