The Fallen Soldier

Others have in fact made the supreme sacrifice so that you may be entirely totally free. Remember them– today, and constantly.

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Script:.

I am the fallen soldier, sailor, airman, and Marine.

Remember me.

I am the one that held the line. Often I utilized. Due to the fact that I was informed to go, sometimes I went.

When the country called– I answered.

In order to serve, I left the family, buddies, and liberty that great deals of think about approved.

With time, I utilized various weapons: a sword, a musket, a bayonet, a rifle, a gatling weapon.

Often, I marched into fight on foot. Other times, I rode to eliminate on horseback or in wagons; usually on trains; in the future in tanks or Jeeps or Humvees.

In early wars, my ships were made from wood and powered by the wind. The makers of war progressed and altered with the times.

Remember that it was continuously me– the warrior– that needed to battle our nation’s challengers.

I fought at Lexington and Concord as our country was born.

I crossed the Delaware on Christmas Day in 1776.

In the Civil War, I combated with my sibling or siblings– and versus my brothers– at Gettysburg and Shiloh and Bull Run. When again divide, I discovered that we need to never ever.

In World War l, I advanced the Marne and held the line at Belleau Wood. “The war to end all wars,” they called it. I merely called it “hell.”.

In World War ll, I combated all over: the beaches of Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge, the hell of Guadalcanal. I stood versus tyranny and kept darkness from taking in the world.

In Korea, I landed at Inchon and broke out of the Chosin Reservoir. They called it “the forgotten war”– nevertheless I always remembered.

In Vietnam, I fought in the Mekong Delta, at Khe Sanh and Hamburger Hill. Some state my country varied. I did not differ. Ever.

In the current past, I have in fact combated in Iraq and Afghanistan. In Baghdad, Fallujah, and Ramadi. In Kunar, Helmand, and Kandahar.

As innovation advanced, I utilized night vision unbreakable glass and around the world placement drones and systems and lasers and thermal optics.

It was me that suffered in unforgiving heat and bitter cold. It was me that went out, night after night, to challenge our country’s opponents and handle wicked in person.

It was me.

Remember me. I was a warrior.

I was not only a warrior. Keep in mind similarly: that I was a young boy, a sibling, a daddy.

I preferred to have children. I wished to see my kid score an objective or shoot the winning basket.

I showed it when I informed her I would be with her till completion. I showed it when I notified my kids I would constantly be there for them.

I supplied all that away.

All of it.

Or in the sky above opponent area filled with flak. Or on the unforgiving sea, where we combated versus the challenger and versus the depths of deep space.

I, the soldier, sailor, airman, or Marine. I stood my ground and endangered my life– my future, my hopes, my dreams.

And remember me not for my sake, nonetheless for yours. Remember what I jeopardized so you can genuinely value the amazing treasures you have: Life.

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Remember them– today, and always. “The war to end all wars,” they called it.

“The war to end all wars,” they called it. “The war to end all wars,” they called it.

In World War l, I advanced the Marne and held the line at Belleau Wood. “The war to end all wars,” they called it. “The war to end all wars,” they called it. “The war to end all wars,” they called it. “The war to end all wars,” they called it.