This American Soldier Made Me Understand Something About America

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  @indetigersscifireview4360 · 13 days ago

  Those guys in World War 2 were on another level of badass!

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  @cletus1n3 · 13 days ago (edited)

  I actually met this guy. I'm retired USAF and spent 10 years at Osan Air Base in Korea; my worksite was in Hill 180. This guy used to come back to Korea every year or so and give a speach. I never went to his official speech, but I lived off-base like a few of us did, and spent most of my time there; he would come downtown as well because he knew that was where the fun was from even his time during the war. I ran into him in the UN Club in downtown Songtan (the town outside Osan AB), and even though I hadn't heard his speech there is a memorial about this on Hill 180 where I worked and he is a very memorable person, so I knew who he was, he shook my hand. This was in the 90s, he was still strong. Very memorable moment.

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  @StarterJacket89 · 13 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSaR5DOlDbk&amp;t=280">4:40</a> &quot;That mustache ain&apos;t gonna sit on itself&quot;... no truer words. 😂

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  @jordandale85 · 8 days ago

  &quot;Womb Broom&quot; Is the most diabolical thing I&apos;ve ever heard and my mustache will forever be called that. lol

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  @GeneAnderson-j7u · 10 days ago

  I am going to misquote this badly!! &nbsp;&quot; I sleep securely in my bed at night, knowing there are strong men, ready to visit violence on our enemies. I know I blew it but, respect for all our service members, in ALL the branches of military in this GREAT COUNTRY OF OURS!!!

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  @josephheitzmann7745 · 8 days ago

  Anyone who volunteer’s to serve their country in Service deserves the greatest respect of everyone..in my opinion serving in the USA is truly admirable and smart as I explained to my step children that my father served in the Navy for 25+ years and retired with a 1700.00 monthly pension for the rest of his life as well as many other services provided by the military!..while it’s no longer a draft for service here You are supposed to register at the age of eighteen if your a male (not sure if it’s still required)…but my middle step son joined the Marine Corps right out of high school and now thirteen years later he loves it, and it has paid for his advance education in computer science and works for NASA..I’m very proud of him

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  @ragnarmiersch · 13 days ago

  As a 20-year military veteran. I can&apos;t tell you how refreshing it is to see and hear a young person in this day and age express the level of empathy and appreciation the Miss Saini does when watching these military oriented videos. &nbsp;Thank you, Finn, &quot;Flash, Bang, Out&quot;.

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  @PAT8888-is2pd · 12 days ago

  I had an uncle that got his dad (my grandfather) to give his written permission for him to go into the Navy, at the age of 17. He caught the tail end of WWII. He got out, went to college and went into the Army during the Korean War. He got his commission as an officer in 1960 and did not fully retire until the late 1980s. He had more than 43 years of service and was a 3 War, 2 service veteran. Our family has a military heritage very similar to Millett and yes, I am also a veteran.

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  @vegasvice7027 · 13 days ago

  The video of him at the end really got me. What a great man.

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  @MrJonnydanger · 13 days ago

  Makes me proud that as a Canadian our military was at one time capable. It&apos;s not now. It&apos;s so not now. 😞

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  @tomr6090 · 9 days ago

  Moustache is not going to sit on itself!! LOL! OMG! You&apos;re a riot Nick!

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  @mauricegford16497 · 13 days ago

  Thank you for watching! &nbsp;He is an amazing part of our history!

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