Living History of Medal of Honor Recipient Clinton Romesha
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- čas přidán 24. 11. 2019
- In this Living History video, Medal of Honor Recipient Clinton Romesha shares his experiences during the War on Terrorism in Afghanistan as well as the Medal of Honor and the values it represents. Read more about Clinton Romesha here: www.cmohs.org/recipients/clin...
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God bless these brave men who answered the call and gave everything they had. It’s because of them we are able to sleep soundly at night and enjoy the freedoms we have today! I just pray that when I pass from this life I will get to shake their hands and express my gratitude to them!
Tonight I watched, “The Outpost”. I was crushed, heartbroken and crying into my hands. Thank you, Sgt. for your service and sacrifice. Thank you for the leadership you exemplified. If you are ever in Ventura County tag me. My family would be honored to meet you and break bread with you. May you find comfort in knowing your men did go home to our Heavenly Father and one day we will see them again.
Amen!
Thank you Sgt. Romesha for your selfless service, and the 8 men who gave they're last full measure of devotion that day.
Thank you for your service Staff Sergeant Romesha. You did more than enough for your country. From a fellow 4/4 veteran. Bco 2-12 IN Mortars
God Bless you Sgt. Romesha.
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