Thank you Mormon Tabernacle Choir and musicians. Thank you John Williams for composing this solemn piece. In my experience this is the supreme musical piece ever written about war and peace and security. This song describes what it means to be a nation, to be human. WOW.
To my Grandfather, Army, 82nd Airborne WWII. My Uncle Bob, Navy, Yorktown, WWII, battles of Corral Sea and Midway. My father, Navy, Kittyhawk, Korea and Vietnam, last duty Station, Mirmar, San Diego. Respect and Honor to you and all that served this great nation. Providing safety and security to us all and to the Constitution of the United States of America. From this old soldier to all others: An oath taken, an oath never forgotten, with undying devotion and love for all. 10 Mountain Division, 222, Charlie Company, Third Platoon.
Afghanistan veteran here, and I agree, it makes me so proud of the legacy I've been a part of and reminds me that although retired those veterans of previous conflicts are still my family.
@@doomaga1 thank you gentlemen for.your service to our great American nation. Without the bravery of the great men and women past and present, our freedom would vanquish.
Craig Barron....USN, 83-87....Was offshore of Grenada on the USS Koontz for “picket duty”....we were at general quarters and battle stations for hours, but nothing ever materialized as to Cuban aircraft....we didn’t do much to help it seems, still good service.....we were there...
I am a Royal Navy veteran who worked alongside my USN and US Marine colleagues during Desert Storm. I’ll expand Craig Barron’s comment and say this is a fitting tribute to all NATO forces members who have fallen in defence of their respective countries. There but for the Grace of God go any one of us, we will never forget them.
@@garyhalsey7693 Well said, Navy Rum. I remember the USAREUR of the Cold War well, and love the old sweats well for their zeal when nobody else could be bothered in a time that resembled 1941-1945. Now the children of those mighty people choose to forget because of the fashion of the day, but I will not because we could not have won were it not for the brave men and women of the US who chose to get stuck in when nobody else had the nerve. Well done, Yanks.
Christopher Harle 1of2 How true... When Memorial day rolls around I remember that verse.. and the over 1,000 solders who fell in defense of a nation not there own since 911. Canadians, Poles, Germans, Brits and others who left home to fulfill a promise. The promise that an attack on one is an attack on all.
This came to mind as I was reading about an Air Force pilot shot down over Laos in 1967. Early this year his remains were found and identified. This past week, 52 years after he was shot down, Col. Roy A. Knight, Jr's remains were flown home to Dallas. The pilot was Col Knight's son, Bryan Knight.
Freedom comes with a price, and what's happening to our country causes me great concern. We must endeavor to perceiver, so our fallen comrades shall not have died in vain. One republic , with freedom and justice, for all.
Those women and and men who have fallen in the cause of our nation's highest goals of freedom and justice for all people's , have my eternal respect. Freedom of speech is a most wondrous thing, guard it well.
So I am 82, served from private to colonel, and I am not important, but each person who writes a comment has an important person they want to talk about. So, the most important thing is to listen to the music, and read the stories.
in 1970 we had a mormon in platoon 3110 San Diego that prayed for us every night and upon DI request. GOD bless his soul. I think he went before me to Nam and ...
I'm sweating here at work getting ready to clean up and go home and thinking how grateful I am for what these men sacrificed so we could have are freedom with a tear in my eye
yank1776 The men and women serving today are amazing also. They have chosen to defend our country and often have done so at great personal sacrifice and loss . I am profoundly grateful to all who have served and those who are serving now.
To my three pals who never made it back to dink beer with me on top of Mingus Mountain, I miss you but I don't forget our promise of meeting and drinking beer on Mingus, I still get up there once or twice a year and set out our four beers. God Bless you guys, I've missed you all so much. I wish so badly we could have met up there just once, but I go up on top the mountain to where I told you about and set your beers out and drink mine, miss you guys.
To all our veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice-- may they Rest In Peace with God and the angels. We owe you a debt we can ever repay. God Bless America.
"Hymn to the Fallen", by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. A tribute to those soldiers who have died, so all Americans can remain free. We the living, should never forget their sacrifice.
I never do especially when I see an American flag flying high in the sky . Where I live there's a Harley Davidson dealership with a flag pole that's about 75ft. high . At night it is quite a sight with the flag in lights flying free .
Our liberty, our lives. Where would we be if not for this brave few that gave the last full measure of devotion, as Abraham Lincoln said. This musical tribute, as beautiful as it is, pales in comparison to that gift given us. Listen. Remember. Shed a tear. we all owe a great debt to these, our best and brightest.
Whilst having supper this music came on the radio on the eve of the Normandy Landings 70 years ago. The carnage on those beaches is unimaginable and we do well to remember the bravery of the British, Americans, Canadians, Australians and other allies who, but for their effort, we would not be able to enjoy the freedom we have, imperfect though at times it may be. We do well to remember their sacrifice on 6 June 1944 and remember the words of John Maxwell Evans, 'When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow we gave our today.'
AmandaCaines All Europeans should remember this soldiers sacrifice made posible our liberty & Independence.Rest in peace with our loving memory and ethernal gratitud.
This item of music always brings shivers to my body. It tugs at the heart strings. Having seen the film, I find the music haunting. Apart from that, on this Remembrance day, I can't think of anything better to hear. Thank you!
God bless America, you sent your finest young men to England,to fight and die in Europe,in 1942,we Brits will never forget their acrificeon our behalf.
May the blood of our mutual brethren cement the eternal bond of friendship between out two great nations and kindred people. Let them not have died in vein. God bless England, the UK and God bless America.
We Americans never forget where we came from and still have strong ties to those Emerald Isles where our ancestors came from. I lived there for 3 years with the US Military and loved every minute. Felt at home.
If not for all that gave their lives for all of us to live as we do today , the world would be a dark and ugly place that none of us would want to live in . Like it or not we owe these proud men and women our respect and our thanks for they truly did save the world .
Someone should remind Colin Kapernack that when he takes a knee during the playing of our National Anthem that there are some 24 military cemeteries outside of the U.S. that contains the remains of thousands of our gallant fallen who have paid the ultimate sacrifice so that he can freely express his personal disrespected method of protest.
This beautiful music reminds me of a then young man, my cousin, who lost his life returning to England piloting his B-24 Liberator from a bomb run on Germany during WWII. The bomber went down into the North Sea due to damage sustained during the "run". Only the bombadier survived to tell the story. So many brave young men were lost during that terrible war and in my living well past the age of my deceased cousin, does the reality take on more meaning of the horrible price he and so many others, paid for my comfortable life. God bless them all....
@@williamberry8561 Be assured, we Brits still mourn the loss of your sons in that conflict as our own. I live in Norfolk UK, about half a mile from a B24 base, (Wendling) & STILL the home of the Mighty Eighth....
Chills go right through me everytime I hear this music and the people that sacrifice their lives so that we could live on. The NFL has forgotten what country they live in.
I hope and pray that this country will continue to produce men and women willing to fight for and protect their freedom from those would destroy it - foreign or domestic. Thank you to all who have and will.
I am one of the very lucky ones. No friends or family have ever been to war, so nobody got killed. But i always feel for those who gave there lives for the country and freedom.
To my brothers I miss and think of you everyday. I will see you on the otherside and we will charge up that hill together. Hooah. Iraqi and Afghanistan veteran.
Bob Young....young man, i am 69, i was in a different war than yours. But fucking war is war. I am sorry your buddies didn't get home. Been there, did that. If you don't know it by now, and you probably do. Those memories ARE NEVER GOING TO LEAVE YOU....EVER. I carry my buddies names with me, in my heart. My you keep them close to you. They live as long you remember them. May God bring you comfort and peace. 1stSgt P Goodman, USMC 1968 - 1988. Semper Fi
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them."
This is a beautiful rendition of John Williams' finest work honoring America's sons, daughters and heroes who have "FALLEN" in service of the greatest nation in the history of humanity..May God continue to bless this "..last, best hope of earth"..(A. Lincoln)
golgotha9622 You have an opinion..Welcome to the greatest nation in the entire history of humanity..and..you're welcome... BTW, Peter Mullen.. are you still "pretending" to be a veteran of the US AIR FORCE Air Rescue Teams..and scouring the internet issuing your personal attacks against all things patriotic? Show less
une superbe musique pour nous souvenir de tous ceux tombé pour notre liberté, nous ne les oublierons jamais, ou ils serais morts deux fois une prières pour tous ses héros hélas trop vite mort dans leurs jeunesse .
Hymn to the Fallen by John Williams. The original soundtrack for the movie Saving Private Ryan was performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Vocals by Tanglewood Festival Chorus.
Lorsque j'écoute cette belle musique je repense a mes vacances en Normandie, des plages d' Utah beach, d' Omaha Beach a Ouistreham que de lieux chargés d'histoire . Celle de milliers de soldats, Américain, anglais, Canadien, Français du commando Kieffer, et bien d'autres .Ils avait 17 ans pour les plus jeunes et ils ont fait le sacrifice ultime pour notre liberté, le plus poignant c'est le cimetière de colleville-sur mer juste en dessous il y a la plage d'omaha la sanglante comme certain la nome .Voila c'est ce que je ressent lorsque j’entends cette musique, souvenons nous de tous ses soldats morts pour que notre liberté soit possible .
Thank you for your tribute...the valor of the French soldier in WWII was unquestionable...a pity the political and military leaders were unworthy of them.
Estados Unidos salvó a Europa para la Democracia hace 75 años. Dios bendiga a los americanos que dieron su vida por esa causa y cuya sangre quedó en esta tierra. Siempre en el recuerdo.
My sister was going to marry a man from high school. Got called off to nam. Helicopter pilot. I remember when she got the news. What a day. I will never for get...
To my ,late Father, his regiment was at the battle of 'Monte Casino'.... 3rd Battalion Welsh Guards... he , thankfully survived... otherwise I would not be posting this now... they were called 'D-Day Dodgers'.... so wrong... and Mocked in a song..[look it up]... I can understand the wonderment...the Awe and thankfulness we should all have for these amazing people!
Thank you Mormon Tabernacle Choir and musicians. Thank you John Williams for composing this solemn piece. In my experience this is the supreme musical piece ever written about war and peace and security. This song describes what it means to be a nation, to be human. WOW.
My friend many years ago who died in Northern Ireland while serving his country RIP Herman miss you loads mate 30 years never passes
I cry every time I hear this majestic & deeply emotional piece. God bless the fallen, and those who love them still.
To my Grandfather,
Army, 82nd Airborne WWII.
My Uncle Bob, Navy, Yorktown, WWII, battles of Corral Sea and Midway.
My father, Navy, Kittyhawk, Korea and Vietnam, last duty Station, Mirmar, San Diego.
Respect and Honor to you and all that served this great nation. Providing safety and security to us all and to the Constitution of the United States of America.
From this old soldier to all others:
An oath taken, an oath never forgotten, with undying devotion and love for all.
10 Mountain Division, 222, Charlie Company, Third Platoon.
Beautiful Tabernacle Choir voices and music
We were soldiers, two years on our missions and four years, in the military. The best six years if my life. Thirty years went by quick.
To my father and his brothers, to my brother, nephews, and niece, to many friends and comrades in service to our country, THANK YOU!
I'm a 3 time Iraq veteran and this music although written for a WWll movie is the perfect tribute to all soldiers who died in all the US wars.
Afghanistan veteran here, and I agree, it makes me so proud of the legacy I've been a part of and reminds me that although retired those veterans of previous conflicts are still my family.
@@doomaga1 thank you gentlemen for.your service to our great American nation. Without the bravery of the great men and women past and present, our freedom would vanquish.
Craig Barron....USN, 83-87....Was offshore of Grenada on the USS Koontz for “picket duty”....we were at general quarters and battle stations for hours, but nothing ever materialized as to Cuban aircraft....we didn’t do much to help it seems, still good service.....we were there...
I am a Royal Navy veteran who worked alongside my USN and US Marine colleagues during Desert Storm. I’ll expand Craig Barron’s comment and say this is a fitting tribute to all NATO forces members who have fallen in defence of their respective countries. There but for the Grace of God go any one of us, we will never forget them.
@@garyhalsey7693 Well said, Navy Rum. I remember the USAREUR of the Cold War well, and love the old sweats well for their zeal when nobody else could be bothered in a time that resembled 1941-1945. Now the children of those mighty people choose to forget because of the fashion of the day, but I will not because we could not have won were it not for the brave men and women of the US who chose to get stuck in when nobody else had the nerve. Well done, Yanks.
Both my parents are buried at Arlington National Cemetery. They are my daily inspiration.
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13.
Christopher Harle 1of2 Amen. My favorite verse of all time.
Christopher Harle 1of2 How true... When Memorial day rolls around I remember that verse.. and the over 1,000 solders who fell in defense of a nation not there own since 911. Canadians, Poles, Germans, Brits and others who left home to fulfill a promise. The promise that an attack on one is an attack on all.
Jesus did.
Darron Anderson for all of us brother
@@frankiemoore9127 amen bro. Happy Thanksgiving man.
This came to mind as I was reading about an Air Force pilot shot down over Laos in 1967. Early this year his remains were found and identified. This past week, 52 years after he was shot down, Col. Roy A. Knight, Jr's remains were flown home to Dallas. The pilot was Col Knight's son, Bryan Knight.
Grant unto them oh Lord, eternal rest, who sleep in known and unknown graves
Freedom comes with a price,
and what's happening to our country causes me great concern.
We must endeavor to perceiver,
so our fallen comrades shall not have died in vain.
One republic , with freedom and justice,
for all.
Those women and and men who have fallen in the cause of our nation's highest goals of freedom and justice for all people's , have my eternal respect.
Freedom of speech is a most wondrous thing,
guard it well.
So I am 82, served from private to colonel, and I am not important, but each person who writes a comment has an important person they want to talk about. So, the most important thing is to listen to the music, and read the stories.
in 1970 we had a mormon in platoon 3110 San Diego that prayed for us every night and upon DI request. GOD bless his soul. I think he went before me to Nam and ...
I'm sweating here at work getting ready to clean up and go home and thinking how grateful I am for what these men sacrificed so we could have are freedom with a tear in my eye
I think of the Marines that died on May 27, 1968 the day I was wounded. They are in my prayers every day.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service. God bless an keep you.
A it means something at the same time but back in that time it don’t mean nothing not a thang
They were in truth the "greatest generation" and we will never see their like again.
+yank1776 well said. they were indeed the greatest generation.
Agree 100%. My father spend 14 years in the Royal Navy, 6 fighting fascism and he never talked about it.
yank1776 The men and women serving today are amazing also. They have chosen to defend our country and often have done so at great personal sacrifice and loss . I am profoundly grateful to all who have served and those who are serving now.
To my three pals who never made it back to dink beer with me on top of Mingus Mountain, I miss you but I don't forget our promise of meeting and drinking beer on Mingus, I still get up there once or twice a year and set out our four beers. God Bless you guys, I've missed you all so much. I wish so badly we could have met up there just once, but I go up on top the mountain to where I told you about and set your beers out and drink mine, miss you guys.
+Bob Young very touching, this brought tears to my eyes. You will see them again, God willing, and if you really want it.
I do, never quite understood why I was the one who got back and not them. I know come the resurrection I will meet them again.
+Bob Young : Who could ever know the "whys?" They are happy for you to have survived, quite certainly!
God had a plan for you. And you'll meet them again.
Eyes Right. May the Lord, bless you and yours Mr young and keep you in His loving arms.
God and His son keep our children safe across the world where we fight His Enemies. Love in His name to you all.
To you Bob Young and your 3 comrades who didn't come back, thank you for your service. God bless.
To all our veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice-- may they Rest In Peace with God and the angels. We owe you a debt we can ever repay. God Bless America.
One of the Greatest songs to show Tribute and Respect to our Fallen Hero's and extremely well done! Beautiful!
Amen, brother. We seem to have forgotten!
How can you not be moved by this stirring music, especially when you consider its purpose and meaning?
To my grandfathers Ted and bob sr who were veterans I love u both
I will always be apatriot to our great land and honor our soldiers no matter what I will defend our flag from tyranny
When the Mighty Lord calls my name, I will be looking to join my brother and sisters in arms
People sleep peacefully in their beds at night because rough men stand ready to do violence in their behalf . Rest easy brothers....Semper Fi
"Hymn to the Fallen", by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. A tribute to those soldiers who have died, so all Americans can remain free. We the living, should never forget
their sacrifice.
I never do especially when I see an American flag flying high in the sky . Where I live there's a Harley Davidson dealership with a flag pole that's about 75ft. high . At night it is quite a sight with the flag in lights flying free .
Composed by John Williams.
Frederick Coots , well said.
Thank you, John Williams, for such beautiful music.
All gave some.
But some gave all.
Rest in eternal peace brothers and sisters.
Rest in the arms of the Great Jehovah and our Eternal Father.
Our liberty, our lives. Where would we be if not for this brave few that gave the last full measure of devotion, as Abraham Lincoln said. This musical tribute, as beautiful as it is, pales in comparison to that gift given us. Listen. Remember. Shed a tear. we all owe a great debt to these, our best and brightest.
God bless you dad ,rest in peace
Thank you John Williams for the hauntingly beautiful score and thank you MTC for your professionalism and perfection year after year after year.
Whilst having supper this music came on the radio on the eve of the Normandy Landings 70 years ago. The carnage on those beaches is unimaginable and we do well to remember the bravery of the British, Americans, Canadians, Australians and other allies who, but for their effort, we would not be able to enjoy the freedom we have, imperfect though at times it may be. We do well to remember their sacrifice on 6 June 1944 and remember the words of John Maxwell Evans, 'When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow we gave our today.'
AmandaCaines All Europeans should remember this soldiers sacrifice made posible our liberty & Independence.Rest in peace with our loving memory and ethernal gratitud.
You mean Continental Europeans.
Yes.
AmandaCaines , well said.
Very well said Ms. Caines!
This item of music always brings shivers to my body. It tugs at the heart strings. Having seen the film, I find the music haunting. Apart from that, on this Remembrance day, I can't think of anything better to hear. Thank you!
God bless America, you sent your finest young men to England,to fight and die in Europe,in 1942,we Brits will never forget their acrificeon our behalf.
May the blood of our mutual brethren cement the eternal bond of friendship between out two great nations and kindred people. Let them not have died in vein. God bless England, the UK and God bless America.
We Americans never forget where we came from and still have strong ties to those
Emerald Isles where our ancestors came from. I lived there for 3 years with the US Military and loved every minute. Felt at home.
@@fredbright2096 Your ancestors came from Europe.
I salute all our Veterans, past, present and future.
+wolfdenpaul Thank you Sir. SGT. Heath Gagnon U.S. Army Reserves MP
Heath G
Your welcome, us vets need to stick together.
Sunset here on Memorial day.....what a great finish to a somber day.
If not for all that gave their lives for all of us to live as we do today , the world would be a dark and ugly place that none of us would want to live in . Like it or not we owe these proud men and women our respect and our thanks for they truly did save the world .
Someone should remind Colin Kapernack that when he takes a knee during the playing of our National Anthem that there are some 24 military cemeteries outside of the U.S. that contains the remains of thousands of our gallant fallen who have paid the ultimate sacrifice so that he can freely express his personal disrespected method of protest.
Yea, the guy is a piece of shit. If the U.S. is so horrible board a plane and get the fu*k out!
Brendan Ferguson You know it , It burns me to see him behave this way .
Justin Bryan Schmidt, Robert, Bruce E Price, James, Nathaniel, and all rest of you out there thank you for your service.
John Williams is at his best here. I tear up EVERY time I listen. I remember a man I admired as a boy. He was killed in Viet Nam in 1969.
I agree; and I am so sorry for your loss
This beautiful music reminds me of a then young man, my cousin, who lost his life returning to England piloting his B-24 Liberator from a bomb run on Germany during WWII. The bomber went down into the North Sea due to damage sustained during the "run". Only the bombadier survived to tell the story. So many brave young men were lost during that terrible war and in my living well past the age of my deceased cousin, does the reality take on more meaning of the horrible price he and so many others, paid for my comfortable life. God bless them all....
@@williamberry8561 Be assured, we Brits still mourn the loss of your sons in that conflict as our own. I live in Norfolk UK, about half a mile from a B24 base, (Wendling) & STILL the home of the Mighty Eighth....
"We shall nobly save, or meanly lose, the last best hope of earth." ...(A. Lincoln)
Chills go right through me everytime I hear this music and the people that sacrifice their lives so that we could live on. The NFL has forgotten what country they live in.
I hope and pray that this country will continue to produce men and women willing to fight for and protect their freedom from those would destroy it - foreign or domestic. Thank you to all who have and will.
This is a great song done in a typical excellent Mormon Tabernacle fashion.
Brings tears to my eyes every time!
Me too...
To the bravest of the brave, we salute you.
this song reminds me every time on my fallen freinds who lost there life in duty of the queen
I am one of the very lucky ones. No friends or family have ever been to war, so nobody got killed. But i always feel for those who gave there lives for the country and freedom.
To ALL the brave who gave everything.
God have mercy on the 16 wretched souls who disliked this.
They will never have a clue.
They have no soul!
They are living proof of EVIL existing in our world.. Their souls are dark and their hearts are cold, they truly are an abomination.
God have mercy on the 37 wretched souls who disliked this.
Michael McNulty That thought occurred to me, also. Demonic entities; knowing no pain, empathy, or compassion.
God Bless the United States of America, and may Her selfless fallen Heroes find eternal peace.
I second the motion, roby
To my brothers I miss and think of you everyday. I will see you on the otherside and we will charge up that hill together. Hooah. Iraqi and Afghanistan veteran.
Bob Young....young man, i am 69, i was in a different war than yours. But fucking war is war. I am sorry your buddies didn't get home. Been there, did that. If you don't know it by now, and you probably do. Those memories ARE NEVER GOING TO LEAVE YOU....EVER. I carry my buddies names with me, in my heart. My you keep them close to you. They live as long you remember them. May God bring you comfort and peace. 1stSgt P Goodman, USMC 1968 - 1988. Semper Fi
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."
We will remember them
I'm playing this now on Monday 11th January at 11.00 am in honour of Stuart Hungate who at this moment in time is being cremated I France
God bless xx
I was thinking , to many of our friends hath fallen. To many mothers have grieved.
I always think of our men . " Freedom I Not Free '' .
too
Amen.
God bless fallen soldiers and their families.
God bless US Army.
God bless America forever.
Keep America Great Forever.
This is a beautiful rendition of John Williams' finest work honoring America's sons, daughters and heroes who have "FALLEN" in service of the greatest nation in the history of humanity..May God continue to bless this "..last, best hope of earth"..(A. Lincoln)
golgotha9622
You have an opinion..Welcome to the greatest nation in the entire history of humanity..and..you're welcome...
BTW, Peter Mullen.. are you still "pretending" to be a veteran of the US AIR FORCE Air Rescue Teams..and scouring the internet issuing your personal attacks against all things patriotic?
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golgotha9622 Nice try..poser.
thomasg74 Wrong..but hey that's a good idea..Watch this..
golgotha9622 wrong..dipshit..but hey that's a good idea..watch this..
If they were the greatest generation, and they were, there is no where to go but down and we are certainly seeing this happening.
Une interprétation qui se révèle digne de l'originale. Magistral !
These headstones represent the tremendous sacrifice made by young Americans to liberate countless people around the world. Thanks America
Met dank aan mijn vrouw en partner, dankzij haar overleefde ik een terror aanslag en kan nog genieten van deze prachtige muziek
the real heroes are those who fall and give their all for our great nation-God Bless them,
Thank you and God bless you all the fallen
Every time I hear this song my doubt of joining the service completely leaves
Ez gyönyörű. Én is énekeltem a Szolnoki Kodály Kórussal, igazán felemelő élmény volt. Tisztelet a hősöknek.
so many of our sons sacrificed for unrighteous dominion of the those in power over the powerless... O God, when will it end...
une superbe musique pour nous souvenir de tous ceux tombé pour notre liberté, nous ne les oublierons jamais, ou ils serais morts deux fois une prières pour tous ses héros hélas trop vite mort dans leurs jeunesse .
Thank you
To the brave men of the PCF 40 may GOD grant you peace,you are missed ...
I was going to upvote this video and then noticed the upvote count was 911 and I decided I liked that symbolism better.
I will not soil the legacy of my brothers in arms.
The Brentwood Community Chorus is rehearsing this. What a beautiful tribute to our fallen soldiers.
thank you Lord
Let FREEDOM RING
goosebumps everywhere on my body
Hail to our fallen comrades.
Memorial Day 2020.
Remember..them
Schitterend gezongen met veel emotie .
Simple but so powerful!
very emotional
yes craig it for all veteran and for solder that are serveing now an least we will not for get our fallen ones EVER
They whisper Thru ages
respect.
Hymn to the Fallen by John Williams. The original soundtrack for the movie Saving Private Ryan was performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Vocals by Tanglewood Festival Chorus.
Lorsque j'écoute cette belle musique je repense a mes vacances en Normandie, des plages d' Utah beach, d' Omaha Beach
a Ouistreham que de lieux chargés d'histoire . Celle de milliers de soldats, Américain, anglais, Canadien, Français du commando Kieffer, et bien d'autres .Ils avait 17 ans pour les plus jeunes et ils ont fait le sacrifice ultime pour notre liberté, le plus poignant c'est le cimetière de colleville-sur mer juste en dessous il y a la plage d'omaha la sanglante comme certain la nome .Voila c'est ce que je ressent lorsque j’entends cette musique, souvenons nous de tous ses soldats morts pour que notre liberté soit possible .
Thank you for your tribute...the valor of the French soldier in WWII was unquestionable...a pity the political and military leaders were unworthy of them.
Saving Private Messager
That's The Honor, I Salute.
Christopher Remember When We Meet. I Know That.
Rest in Peace
6 June 1944 - mid-July 1944
Obrigadinho irmao. Que Deus te abencoe.
Estados Unidos salvó a Europa para la Democracia hace 75 años.
Dios bendiga a los americanos que dieron su vida por esa causa y cuya sangre quedó en esta tierra. Siempre en el recuerdo.
R.I.P. :(
MIJ VEDRIETG MIJ CONDOLEAN GOD ZEGEEN FAMALIY MET NEM VAN JESUS CHERST AMEN,
Amen
My sister was going to marry a man from high school. Got called off to nam. Helicopter pilot. I remember when she got the news. What a day. I will never for get...
Der Bruder meiner Oma ist kurz vor dem Ende des 2. Weltkrieges gefallen! Er wurde 20 Jahre alt! Traurig, sehr traurig!
To my ,late Father, his regiment was at the battle of 'Monte Casino'.... 3rd Battalion Welsh Guards... he , thankfully survived... otherwise I would not be posting this now... they were called 'D-Day Dodgers'.... so wrong... and Mocked in a song..[look it up]... I can understand the wonderment...the Awe and thankfulness we should all have for these amazing people!
I completely agree.
They all whisper in Arlington elsewhere Thru the Ages😀