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Good Memorial Day Afternoon, 2022 my Brothers and Sisters! I ask you to indulge for a minute or so to read my description of what this video is all about... Also, please watch Full Screen with Sound up... for the best viewing experience!
The symbol of our Nation's Flag, the symbol of an Eagle flying and watching over the land and its people, as well as the men and women of the United States Military, provide an undeniable forthrightness of Belonging, of Freedom, Dedication, Duty, Protection of its people, and the Sovereignty of our Country... Having said that, our Country is going through some very troubling times... Times when the very fabric of our Country's foundation is being ravaged from all sides... We must come together, find and embrace common ground to protect and ensure the continuance of the Freedom our forefather's created! So many men and women died for our country's Freedom in all the wars since since it's foundation...generation after generation... I pray to God our Country survives...
From my Video Description, this short video is a Tribute to those Americans, Military or Civilian, who died on behalf of our Country either in Wartime or in a difficult Peacetime.
The theme for this video is the "Fallen" and as such, "The Hymn of the Fallen", by Conductor Composer John Williams provides the background along with the wind blowing United States Flag and the flight of an Eagle. The Eagle represents the United States, Freedom, and the Lord watching over us... The images are thematic in that their are images of our fighting men and women and the cemeteries where they lie in perpetual rest...
I hope that his video provides a means of peace and comfort to those who have lost loved ones who served in the military or in the line of duty as firemen, policeman, and more in the protection of our Country and for the "Freedom of Mankind"...
May God Bless the United States of America and protect it from all enemies, foreign and domestic, for all time.
Kerry Harkins
Commander, Disabled American Veterans
Chapter 90, Norwood, MA
United States Air Force
Vietnam Era
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The symbol of our Nation's Flag, the symbol of an Eagle flying and watching over the land and its people, as well as the men and women of the United States Military, provide an undeniable forthrightness of Belonging, of Freedom, Dedication, Duty, Protection of its people, and the Sovereignty of our Country... Having said that, our Country is going through some very troubling times... Times when the very fabric of our Country's foundation is being ravaged from all sides... We must come together, find and embrace common ground to protect and ensure the continuance of the Freedom our forefather's created! So many men and women died for our country's Freedom in all the wars since since it's foundation...generation after generation... I pray to God our Country survives...
From my Video Description, this short video is a Tribute to those Americans, Military or Civilian, who died on behalf of our Country either in Wartime or in a difficult Peacetime.
The theme for this video is the "Fallen" and as such, "The Hymn of the Fallen", by Conductor Composer John Williams provides the background along with the wind blowing United States Flag and the flight of an Eagle. The Eagle represents the United States, Freedom, and the Lord watching over us... The images are thematic in that their are images of our fighting men and women and the cemeteries where they lie in perpetual rest...
I hope that his video provides a means of peace and comfort to those who have lost loved ones who served in the military or in the line of duty as firemen, policeman, and more in the protection of our Country and for the "Freedom of Mankind"...
May God Bless the United States of America and protect it from all enemies, foreign and domestic, for all time.
Kerry Harkins
Commander, Disabled American Veterans
Chapter 90, Norwood, MA
United States Air Force
Vietnam Era
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Memorial Day
Military History
Freedom
Sacrifice
People
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