Brig.Gen. Sehorn reflects on POW experiences

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• BR

  @brise9118 · 2 years ago

  Thank you. Thank you for your service and for sharing your incredibly important story. All Americans should give thanks for dedicated people like you. God bless you.

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• NO

  @nonyabiz9487 · 2 years ago

  I can say with a fact that being in those POW camps makes the General GROW more and be more of an amazing leader.  Theres things in a POW camp experience you just cant ever teach anywhere in the world.  My grandfather was a WW2 POW in a German consentration camp for 5 years making big rocks into little rocks everyday watching all his friends die.  He was such a humble amazing person with infinite knowledge of survival.

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• MA

  @matthewgardner2144 · 2 years ago

  I just ran across then-Captain Sehorn's POW bracelet I wore while in junior high in Oregon. It was a happy day when he was released and free to return home. Well done, sir.

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• RO

  @Rod3E900 · 2 years ago

  BG Seahorn was my Wing/CC at the 446th AW at McChord AFB in Washington State...A very impressive Leader !!!

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• JO

  @joycecogdill9797 · 1 year ago

  What an awesome dissertation!!  I wasn't crying, you were.  Thank you for such activities that kept you same so you could teach me.

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• DA

  @davelane4055 · 2 years ago

  Welcome home belatedly to you and all the brave Vietnam veterans

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• SC

  @scotthalladay2210 · 3 years ago

  I’ve listened to a few POW’s stories they are Amazing bravery

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• LI

  @lindajones8895 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Thank you  BG Sehorn. Bless you all for your service. Welcome Home.  PN2 USNR. My honor and pleasure sir. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⚓️⚓️⚓️⚓️

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• MO

  @MorninTripper · 6 years ago

  As his story unfolds, of his experiences before, during, and upon his long awaited release from capture, I found BGen Sehorn's presentation to be uniquely spoken and highly interesting.  Thank you Sir, for your service and for providing the rest of us to have a small glimpse of how it was for many of the POW's of the Vietnam war.  I am saddened however, of noting how few of us (Americans) have chosen to view this video, over the course of nearly 6 years since it's publication, and that of the 2381 views to date, only 30 of viewers chose to "like" the content.  SemperFi, 1stSgt, USMCRet.

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• FS

  @fsnoload · 5 years ago (edited)

  Thank You BG Sehorn for your service. SMSgt (Ret.) USAF, ANG, USAFR

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• TE

  @teamjth · 9 years ago

  I was very moved by your recount of your time in Vietnam. It are memories like yours that should embody the very reason why we have to continue to defend our way of life. With deepest appreciation for your service to our fine country, THANK YOU!

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• VA

  @Vandilion · 3 years ago (edited)

  It's been 50 years since our POWs began coming home Feb 12, 1973

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