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I cry everytime I hear this songs
my husband Timothy was a Navy SEAL RIPđș we miss him dearly.
so sorry for ur loss, RIP TIMOTHY
So very sorry for your loss ma'am! đșđžâ€ïžâ€ïžâïž
may his sacrifice help bring real peace
God bless your family.
God bless you and for your husbands sacrifice we send our love and prayers.
RIP John D Morton. A Chosen One, KIA Dec. 15 2005 Afghanistan. 173rd Airborne.
Respect
Sorry about your loved one, truly.
Sorry my brother sorry for your loss
UNTIL VALHALLA BROTHER
@@MickDRangerX Thank You.
If you'll notice, as he stood in front of the wreath, he took off his hat to show his respect. Class act.
Putting your hat down is a shown of respect
@@brandonadams1783 sad thing is it is not taught in schools today.
Opposite of what liberals will do. They would take a knee and claim some bull sh!t.
He should have taken it off when he stepped out of his car.
It is HIGHLY disrespectful that he waited until the last second to remove his COWBOY HAT.
Arlington National Cemetery is where we bury those in the Arm Forces for our nation that have the status of those that served with distinction and valor ...
It also houses the Tomb of the Unkowns. 3 Service members who are known but to God. It is guarded 24 hrs a day 365 days a year. It is shown in the video when Trace removes his hat after laying a wreath at the tomb.
I drive by Arlington National Cemetery everyday. And it is never lost on me.
@@anonymouspost8407 the Vietnam unknown was identified. Due to DNA they have chosen not to intern any new remains in the crypt for Vietnam ... instead leaving it empty as a memorial to all the service members who's fate is officially unknown.
@@williamthomas7509 yup. WW1. WW2, and Korea still there
My father's ashes are in Arlington đ
As a veteran, Thank You for your reaction. You have no idea how much it helps us to know people still care about us.
He absolutely means that he made it to Arlington cemetery. I'm Canadian but I promise that all my gratitude is for the men and women of the Canadian and US military.
We in the U.S. couldn't pray for a better neighbor than Canada...
@@bradhill1099 Well... With Trudeau at the helm, it could be better...
Thank you. I deeply appreciate the respect you have shown for both our service men and women
This dude right here. Amazing my man. I appreciate this more than one can explain.
Greg Taft US and Canada are brothers forever. Much love to our brethren to the North
When you go to Arlington ... the silence ... the soft yet clear sound of horses walking slowly as they pull the caisson carrying another fallen service member ... the sound of 21 guns ... TAPS from a bugle, the mournful melody rolling across the hills and rows of tombstones ... it is indeed sacred ground. RIP dad, RIP ALL! Thank You for our freedom.
William Thomas if you can go to Arlington and not be moved to tears, I'm pretty sure you have no soul, at least not an American one.
@@cherylann9781 so true ... my dad like all who EARNED being a chosen one did it because they loved America. I go and visit ... it is incredibly peaceful ... comforting ... and deeply moving.
William Thomas I am honored to have a nephew laid to rest there. Sadly, being from California we rarely get to visit, but we could not refuse to give him the honor he deserved when given the opportunity. The first time I heard this song, I pulled over to the side of the road and cried.
Absolutely right. I went there when I was on a 3-month mission to DC, and Arlington is just that, sacred ground.
My brother in law was laid to rest their. He was an airborne ranger. he was in his 20s. He will be gone 13 years this December.
I'm so very sorry for yours and your family's loss. Nothing can bring him back and that just sucks.
@@danielcannon3511 he is with us no matter what and plays pranks on us.
be seeing him soon
@@ringostarr3695 I hope everything is okay, please ask Jesus into your life, ask forgiveness, say thank you for dying on the cross for you, the Son of God loves you so much. I hope you're okay.
So sorry for your loss.
âIf youâre reading thisâis a great military tribute by Tim Mcgraw
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the charging of the Guard is a must witness.
And when viewing the ceremony you best show respect. Can't imagine how many times some jackass won't shut up during it or says something stupid like "when does the show start?"
It's even more amazing watching when the weather is terrible. To see them stay so strong and disciplined is humbling.
I've seen that happen three or four times while I was in highschool in njrotc aka NAVY JOUIR RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS. I WISH I COULD HAVE WENT IN SERVICE BUT MY HEALTH WONT LET ME. SO GOD BLESS THOSE WHO SERVE AND HAVE SERVED.
I witnessed it while I was on a 3-month mission to DC. The CO of the group made it a requirement to go at least once, and seeing it was a sobering experience.
As a veteran I love your reactions to military tribute songs.
Thank you for your service! đșđžđșđžđșđž
People forget because of us they have the freedom to protest the best country in the world !
Thank you for your service!
@@eljefe9020 I will never forget the sacrifice you guys give . I have a long line of military family we had to lay down.
Thank you for your service!
The part where the ghost of his grandpa saluted his ghost we he went to Arlington always gets me.
One of the foundations that Trace Adkins is a supporter of is the Wounded Warrior Project.
I love what Trace is doing with the wounded warrior program but I think the government sent them to war they should take care of them when they get back and not rely on the public
@@davidtullis2810 agree
Arlington was estate home of Robert E Lee . When he decided to fight for the south President Lincoln , decided that the property was to be used for the soldiers killed in battle. It became our national cemetery.
It is OK to cry at these videos, I know that several of my friends there would apperiate that., but more important REMEMBER why that they and others are there. Love everyday the freedoms that you have because of the lives that were given for you and the country.NEVER forget that the veterans who lie in sacred places all over this country and overseas, no matter what political feelings that you (or them) might have! This land is FREE because of them. It is our duty to make sure that we do not let them down!!!!! I enjoy your videos, keep them up,may GOD BLES you and be safe....Dave from Florida..
Arlington is a national cemetery that started when Lincoln started burying Civil War dead in Gen. Robert E. Lee's front yard. The house on the hill once belonged to him.
It actually belonged to his wife, who was the grand daughter of George Washington.
@@brandonfowler8202 *Martha Washington, George never had any children.
Trace Adkins is one of my favorites. Check out âYouâre gonna miss thisâ by him. My favorite song of his.
Ya thats a good one. Also every light in the house is on
Trace takes his hat off at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier...Class Act. God bless all who we lost in war. My uncle is there. RIP. đ
When I see a clip of Arlington it just makes me want to go even more Trace has a history of singing songs that represents those who gave all. I'm going to go one day. Served six years in army an never seen our capital.
Thank you for your Service Sir.....
Junior's World it was a pleasure
Thank you for your service Sir
Just got back from D.C. I am 73 and never went to Washington. My son took me specifically to visit some friends at "The Wall".
We also went to Arlington. Managed to get to the last guard change of the day ⊠and 2 Wreath Laying Ceremonies. Poured rain, and we really didn't notice the rain... very moving.
Thank you for your service
I was born in DC and raised in Arlington. Have taken my grandkids there to see the Iwo Jima Memorial and changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns. I urge you to go, truly it is an amazing place.
every time I watch this I cry. I'm an old man now but I still go there to visit my Dad and show my respect for what he gave. So many crosses belonging to those who stood up so we could sit in peace
Such a great song. You should also check out In Color by Jaime Johnson
I live about 25 minutes away from Arlington cemetery, my grandfather is buried there he fought in ww2 and was a purple heart. I miss him all the time and I feel ashamed that I haven't went to visit him in a long time. I will always be proud of you banta ( that's what I used to call him)
You should visit!
Definitely one of my favorite songs, my grandparents are buried there. Another thing i love about the song that some may not notice because it sounds slightly different played on violin, but the song begins and ends with notes from TAPS.
Thank you for respecting the song, the message and our country. I appreciate your pure, raw emotion. That's all anyone who serves would ever ask for. Respect. Respect the service, the sacrifice and even the ultimate sacrifice. So thank you again for allowing this song to make you feel something inside.
After 33 years of service I have quite a few friends who lay at rest in Arlington. Quite a few family members too. And some day myself and my wife who also served for 32 years will be there too. God bless those who went before, those serving now, and those to come.
this is why we stand for our flag. for those who died for it.
This is why SOME people stand for the flag. Others take a knee for religious reasons, or for political reasons. All are valid.
@@wadehwallace sorry no one has taken a knee for religious reasons. There is a proper time to take a stance for political reasons, but when you first do it by sitting on your ass on a bench and only move to a knee on the ground ... well we saw the true make of that protest the first few weeks. It's made up BS. I will back anyone's right to free speech ... but remember freedom of speech is stated as the right to address grievances with and to the government. It is not the right to do so during work hours, ignoring the work place rules. So, many ignore that point.
@@wadehwallace you are wrong completely. Nobody kneels because they respect the sacrifice others have made for their freedom. They are selfish self-sentered people who don't think a fucking damn about those that have died for their freedom or this country. Stop trying to legitimize it.
I fought for those that want to kneel. Do you get mad at jehovah witness that dont say the pledge? I would rather see a person kneel in protest than a fucker who wants to wave a nazi flag, my grandfather fought them
I cry every time I hear this song going into boot camp in a few months tribute songs really hit home . Thank you to all who are and previously served .đșđžđșđžđșđžđșđžđșđžđșđž
This veteran loves this song and makes me cry when I hear it. God bless Trace Adkins. Love his music and what he does for us veterans.
Arlington was Robert E. Lee's home. During the Civil War it was taken over by the Union and was used to bury the war dead. As some point it became a National Cemetery. The three monuments that they placed the flowers in front of are the tomb of the unknown solider and it is guarded by those members of the Old Guard 24, 7, 365 rain or shine. It is held in very high regard by members of the military.
Thank you for your reaction to this song. I can never get through it without a tear or two.
you saved me a few key strokes....good job Rick
Two of my family members and a friend are there. Been there when I was a young boy didn't really know why my dad took me there at the time. I do now.
Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington Virginia just across the Patomic river from Washington DC. Formerly the home of Gen Robert E. Lee. The soldiers in the video are part of the 3rd Infantry, "The Old Guard" They have stood watch over the tomb of the unknown soldier since it was dedicated over 100 years ago. Arlington is open to all branches of service for burial, though the cemetery, nearly 160 years old is reaching capacity and limitations have been enacted. Arlington is open to the public, and I would encourage everyone to visit that Hallowed Ground.
You have a sweet heart Sushi! You should listen to Trace Atkins singing till the last shots fired!
This song has so much meaning to so many veterans and to their families.
Trace Atkins is like that with every song he puts out. For my birthday 2 years ago for my birthday a couple from church bought me meet and greets with him and he is just as entertaining with every song as he is here. He pours his heart out with his music. Heâs a great guy so Thank you for choosing this one. By far one of my favorites. Oh and heâs a really tall good looking piece of eye candy too let me tell ya girl. I know I got the pic to prove it lol God Bless our Troops including my brother Danny Miller drafted in the Vietnam war and thank the lord made it home safely :)
One of my favorites, I cry every time I hear it đ
Retired military here. Been to Arlington a few times. Lots of family that was military and friends who still are.Trace Adkins is a true patriot
First thank you to all vets. Thank you for reacting to allow others to hear this. You mentioned supporting vets and military, I think the best way is a heart felt thank you. We can not do enough to pay back the sacrifice they and their families make. Trace has such a powerful voice it is perfect for such a powerful song. I agree with Pamela that you need to check out his song your gonna miss this, great song about living in the moment.
Someday me wife and I will be at home in Arlington, among so many of our family. I don't fear the end, I'll be going home to friends and family. Remember and love the lost who went before you, they did it for you.
The line â He recognized me on the first day I came in and it gave me a chill when he clicked his heels and saluted meâ always gives me goosebumps
Visiting Arlington National Cemetery has been one of the most humbling experiences Iâve ever had. I havenât been since Iâve joined the service many years ago, but I have been to a few in Europe while active duty. Couldnât help but to choke up looking around at all of the heroes that paved the way for me.
As a vet, Iâm so pleased that a young American lady appreciates the troops and the sacrifices they and their families make for our Country. Thanku Sushi.
Girl you are such a beautiful soul!!!! You are a real softie!!!!! Thank you for being real!!!
Arlington is a cemetery for our fallen military heroes in Washington DC. The tomb of the unknown soldier is there. It is a tomb for unknown soldiers, known only to God there, That have passed serving our great Country, and as the Headstone reads, known only to God. This song brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. RIP heroes
Love all of Trace Adkins songs.... this one is very special... thanks for sharing it Sushi......!!!!!
Arlington is one of our national cemeteries and where a lot of veterans are buried. It's also where the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is and they have the changing of the guard. He's singing the song from the POV of a soldier who died overseas in combat.
Beautiful tribute. Thanks, Sushi, for bringing attention to our military.
I have visited Arlington National Cemetery when we lived in DC. You can't help but be moved by so many headstones. My Dad, Mom, Father in Law, Uncle and cousin are all buried in the Camp Nelson National Cemetery in Jessamine County Kentucky.
Trace is actually a lot of fun! Check out âGirls like Country Boysâ. You will love it...wink, wink!
It would be kind of funny if he had a higher pitched voice lol for those who dont know trace adkins is like 6ft 7in tall.Try josh turner "long black train" another great deep voice. Arlington national cemetery is a huge (600+ acres) military cemetery that also has some presidents, astronauts etc buried there.
I think nowadays, you have to be a Congressional Medal Of Honor recipient in order to be buried at Arlington. Running out of space.
You can be buried at Arlington if you die while on federal active duty other than training. As far as I know, the federal distinction mainly applies to the National Guard. If you've retired from active duty and are receiving retirement pay. Former POWs who received an honorable discharge from their last term of service and died on or after November 30, 1993. In addition to Medal of Honor recipients, if you've been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross (Air Force or Navy), Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star or Purple Heart.
@@acornsoda22 Oh, cool! Well, that's a bit more open than I thought it was. Thank you for the information.
@@jamescurfman3284 Happy to help. Arlington does have the most restrictive burial eligibility of the national cemeteries and the eligibility rules have been changed 14 times in the last 150 years. They are proposing new rules to eliminate eligibility for those who die on active duty, but not in combat, and the retirees. As of now I haven't heard of these changes taking place though. They also have a planned expansion with room for about 60,000 more graves, but the cemetery is indeed running out of space.
@@jamescurfman3284 no that's not correct about eligibility. Also, it is the Medal of Honor, bestowed by the President by act of Congress. It is often incorrectly referred to as the Congressional Medal of Honor. Here is link to eligibility. www.arlingtoncemetery.mil/funerals/scheduling-a-funeral/establishing-eligibility
I have been waiting for this reaction! I get choked up each time I hear this song cause of the connection and meaning behind it. Salute to all the armed forces and the fallen ones who have paid the ultimate price for the freedoms we have. If you ever get the chance SUSHI to visit Arlington National cemetery then take it. You'll be able to feel the pride of America while you're there.
Your love and understanding is perfect. I'm not a "battle" veteran, but most of my life revolved around our military. Your understanding I think is precious. Thank you very much! (jb army brat, navy vet., defense contractor, played with ang for a bit).
Thank you so much for reacting to this. Trace is very active with veterans and is the spokesman for the wounded warrior project. If you liked this song check out his performance of Til The Last Shot's Fired at the ACM Awards show.
A disabled Army veteran with 18 years of service and I still shed tears listening to it.
God bless you, Sir. Thank you for your service.
The price of freedom doesn't come cheap. These men and women are who we owe for our lives as American's. Trace isn't simply singing a song, he is honoring and remembering those that died for him. I for one will never forget why I am privileged to be an American and how blessed I am by the sacrifices of these strangers. God love our soldiers.
This song gives me goosebumps since the first time I heard it. It makes me cry every single time, such a beautiful tribute
Without a doubt Arlington is the quietest place Iâve ever been. Thank You to all those who serve
I've been there twice. Arlington was originally Robert E. Lee and his wife's home. Look it up. I have had many regrets in my life. Amongst them is knowing I'll never be buried there. Thank You Trace and to all the men and women who have served. THANK YOU!!!!
Arlington National Cemetary, Trace is part of our wounded warrior people, he is also a member of the USO tours that that goes over to visit and Entertain our troops over seas.
Thank you to all of you who serve. And have served, and to all who gave there lives so we didn't have too.
#TooSushi You were reacting and speaking volumes without uttering a word. That right there is one thing that makes this song so powerful. To those that have, are or will serve in the military I can never thank you enough. To those that made the ultimate sacrifice and made it to Arlington (or elsewhere) I stand and applaud, forever grateful and honored.
"It speaks for itself". Perfect reaction đđșđžđșđžđșđž
I as veteran of the U.S. Army for 23 years and of 4 combat tours and being 100% disabled as a result of those conflicts I am as patrioric as it gets.....this song is a testament to brave men and women of the past, those that currently serve and those that will serve in the future....a testament to their loyalty, duty, respect, selfless-service, honor, integrity and personal courage......my wish is that when I pass that I be laid to rest with those that, "have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of Freedom." ( Mrs. Bixby letter - Abraham Lincoln) in Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D.C. I know of more than few of my family and some of those I served with and for that are interred in that hallowed ground and it is my hope that I to can lay in gloried honor beside them......
That's Arlington national cemetery. There's a lot of great veteran organizations to support. I'm a veteran and i give to Wounded Warriors. That's also one of the ones Trace Adkins does a commercial for. Love Trace Adkins.
Thank you for showing that song by Trave Adkins and thank you for supporting us, Sushi.
I spent 30 yrs in army Arlington is the ultimate salute to a military person be buried there it dates back to the Civil War and serves to say you are our heros that keep us free no matter if you die in combat or later in life after having served honorably in combat
I dedicate this video to my grandad who served in Korea 1950-53 and passed away on May 25 2001 rest in peace grandad and thank you for your service
My grandfather and great uncles are all buried at Arlington. This one hits home.
Trace Adkins- You're Gonna Miss This
It is a very beautiful and touching song. I have many relatives buried at Arlington National Cemetary. It is a sacred place and an honor.
I will tell you now, when you go to Arlington, you can't help but cry your eyes out! Thousands upon thousands of young men and young women who served our country that their bodies are laid there but there souls are flying high in Heaven! I hope you can someday make to Arlington and take a copy of Arlington (the song) with you, and as you walk some rows, listen to that song and look at the names! Those are OUR proud people, no matter their color, sex, or race. They loved our country to pay the ultimate sacrifice! May we never forget them!
In memory of 2nd Lieutenant Adam B. Larson, my would have been brother-in-law who passed away on active duty January 16, 2017 at Ft. Benning during ranger training.
another amazing one by him is the "Last Shot's Fired"
There is a video on CZcams that is complimentary to this song. Clinton Anderson a horse trainer has a video out where he visited the Old Guard. They are the soldiers who you see in the background of this video carrying the casket into Arlington for the burial on the traditional caisson. It's a wonderful video that will bring a tear to your eye.
I came to this beautiful country we call america the land of the free home of the brave back in the early 70s cause mu country was corrupt in government I was little grew as American became is citizen joined the army made half of career cause of the gulf war got hurt and sick and now Iâm a disabled veteran and every time I see anything about our troops and other veterans or hear songs about veteran being buried it hits me hard Iâm going thru a few things now so god bless all of us these song bring back memories and it hurst but some people just donât understand.
I just started watching your videos today and I have to say there is a kindness about you that is beautiful. Iâm glad you are enjoying the country music.
Sushi - NOT reacting... but showing the emotion you did... is the best and truest reaction
Salute from a Vet
I was proud of you and your reaction to Arlington by Trace Atkins. Thank you from an old Soldier!
Arlington is one of the most POWERFUL places you could experience. To see the sheer volume of sacrifice..the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is intense as well...if you have a chance, you should absolutely go and pay your respects.
Not sure how many songs I can listen to military wise that you react to. Hurts so much. But thank you for support to our vets and songs. May the Creator bless you and your family. Sending my hugs to you doll!
There is an older movie that shows the Army unit that provides the Tomb Guards for the Unknown Soldiers. It gives you a slight look at the cemetery and the way parts functions. The movie is called " Gardens Of Stone " starring James Caan, James Earl Jones as two of the main characters. I saw an interview with Trac and he said that the Marines picture that was on the back ground was given to him by the Marine's dad to use in the video. Semper Fidelis
this evokes memories of a time in 1967-68 when i was in part of an Air Force military funeral unit in the deep south. 21 gun salute, white gloves ....some of the things that happened belong in a book of short surprising stories.
Sushi, you were reacting, those tears said more than words. You are always a bubbling ray of sunshine even with the sad songs that tell a story. Like when you did Brooks and Dunn "I Believe".
Members of my family served, some wounded in the British Army, Navy and Airforce. I found this song very moving. RIP to all of our comrades who did'nt make it back to their families.
If you get the chance, you should go to Arlington...My parents took us when I was 12...it's one of the very clearest memories I have of our trip to Washington, DC...I had a great great uncle buried there.
Sushi, I thank you greatly for showing this video.
Arlington National Cemetery has always been a peaceful and serene place I found myself intrigued with. Even more nowadays that my father has been laid to rest there
I've always found ANC to be a surprisingly calming place to spend some time reflecting on whatever is stressing me in my life. Long story short.......
.......If you think you're have the worst day of your life and ready to tap out, please pay a visit to Arlington National Cemetery if you can. I have found many times there's nothing that puts my life into perspective like quietly watching from a distance a Mother and Father laying their 19 year old daughter or son to rest.
Thank you
I have attended a number of military funerals, and was honored to serve as pallbearer at my cousin's funeral, and every time I see the folded flag ceremony, hear the 21 gun salute and the playing of TAPS, I'm brought to tears! This nation owes a debt to our servicemen that can not be repaid!
You need to go to Arlington. I was stationed in DC from 2003 to 2010 except for my time in Iraq. Ft Myer's chapel is where the gate is to take the service member to their final resting place. While we were there, it seemed almost every day there was a funereal service for one of our fallen. The MPs would stop all the traffic on the post as the procession traveled into Arlington.
good to you for the veterans. its appreciated
Arlington is one military cemetery my mom and stepdad rest peacefully at Fort Logan cemetery in Colorado. My stepdad served in the Korean war. Interesting fact when you are in a military cemetery no matter which direction you look all of the head stones line up in a perfect line.
Trace Adkins is a goodlooking man especially when he was young and hes dance in his video's!! Oh girl... you should look up Trace Adkins.... woohoo hooooo.... lol.. this song makes me cry everytime!!
imma military brat been to arlington a few times and been there couple times to watch and it i never forget that heros live there!!
Sushi, one of the reasons I subscribed to you is because your emotions are always laid bare and you just show us just how much each thing affects you. You are a blessed soul because you feel not just sympathy, but empathy! God bless you!
Recognizable Trace Adkins! Amazing tune...
There are no words to adequately describe the feeling, when walking through Arlington, and hearing Taps being played in the distance.
More country. I'm so glad you're expanding your horizons. I watch for the moments like when you first heard his voice! Keep up the great work! Please react to Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey! đđ€đ»
You want to be taken aback listen to Keith Whitley "Don't close your eyes" I promise you will never forget the voice and song...
RIP SSG Jesse Grindey; my Son! Lost in Afghanistan 3-12-12! Love and miss you every day!
Trace has a voice that does something to you when you hear it! Heâs a storyteller an makes you feel it when he sings!
Trace Adkins -"you're gonna miss this"