It puts some perspective on things. When I watch the first two clips, two feelings come over me. Such pride for having a country that always keeps churning out the best military in the world, and brave folks who serve in it, willingly. And such contempt (to put it nicely) for those in this country (and other free nations), that only denigrate and undermine the efforts and progress our service men and women are trying to make.

thanks for this site.

I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be without my Father for a year, and not really know for sure that he would come home. Especially at that young age.

Thank you for your service, and thank your Father for his service to our country.

Jay great post and incredible videos.

We are forever in debt to our soldiers and thankful for what they've done and continue you to do.

Your choice of videos are awesome, touching and very effective in communicating what you wish to. I was moved.

Jay - What a profound post, the best I read for Veterans Day! The tears of the child are a reminder of what each of the families who have a loved one in the service must face each day their loved one is away.

While, we at home, enjoy our freedom amd our family, our servicemen and women are out there everyday, standing guard, so we may.

A wonderful tribute, Jay!

I am so glad you posted those. It puts some persepective on things. When I watch the first two clips, two feelings come over me. Such pride for having a country that always keeps churning out the best military in the world, and brave folks who serve in it, willingly. And such conmtempt (to put it nicely) for those in this country (and other free nations), that only denigrate and undermine the efforts and progress our service men and women are trying to make. I can only hope that when veterans come home, through an airport terminal or elsewhere, that they will receive a welcome from civilians, like that in the commercial.

Enjoy Your Veterans Day!

-Robert

Thank you Jay. We have a great country with great people who are held up, and supported by their families. I believe the families serve this country in what they go through - waiting.

I couldn't imagine what it would be like to be without my Father for a year, and not really know for sure that he would come home. Especially at that young age.

Thank you for your service, and thank your Father for his service to our country.

May God bless you and yours!

I understand the feelings of these families and the lack of information and just not knowing where there loved ones are and how they are doing at any given time. It was worth it though, because it was the best time in my life, and it is where I was taught to be a man.

It puts some perspective on things. When I watch the first two clips, two feelings come over me. Such pride for having a country that always keeps churning out the best military in the world, and brave folks who serve in it, willingly. And such contempt (to put it nicely) for those in this country (and other free nations), that only denigrate and undermine the efforts and progress our service men and women are trying to make.

thanks for this site.

I couldnu00e2u0080u0099t imagine what it would be like to be without my Father for a year, and not really know for sure that he would come home. Especially at that young age.

Thank you for your service, and thank your Father for his service to our country.

I can only hope that when veterans come home, through an airport terminal or elsewhere, that they will receive a welcome from civilians, like that in the commercial.

Jay great post and incredible videos.

We are forever in debt to our soldiers and thankful for what they've done and continue you to do.

Your choice of videos are awesome, touching and very effective in communicating what you wish to. I was moved.

Jay - What a profound post, the best I read for Veterans Day! The tears of the child are a reminder of what each of the families who have a loved one in the service must face each day their loved one is away.

While, we at home, enjoy our freedom amd our family, our servicemen and women are out there everyday, standing guard, so we may.

A wonderful tribute, Jay!

I am so glad you posted those. It puts some persepective on things. When I watch the first two clips, two feelings come over me. Such pride for having a country that always keeps churning out the best military in the world, and brave folks who serve in it, willingly. And such conmtempt (to put it nicely) for those in this country (and other free nations), that only denigrate and undermine the efforts and progress our service men and women are trying to make. I can only hope that when veterans come home, through an airport terminal or elsewhere, that they will receive a welcome from civilians, like that in the commercial.

Enjoy Your Veterans Day!

-Robert

As a Veteran of the Gulf War I understand the feelings of these families and the lack of information and just not knowing where there loved ones are and how they are doing at any given time. It was worth it though, because it was the best time in my life, and it is where I was taught to be a man.

Thank you Jay. We have a great country with great people who are held up, and supported by their families. I believe the families serve this country in what they go through - waiting.

I couldn't imagine what it would be like to be without my Father for a year, and not really know for sure that he would come home. Especially at that young age.

Thank you for your service, and thank your Father for his service to our country.

May God bless you and yours!