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Rolling Thunder
This was sent to me in an email & I thought I would share it.
3000 vets on motorcycles from across the USA paraded in D.C. the Sunday before Memorial Day, while a solitary, saluting Marine greeted them out on Constitution Avenue... the Marine stood at salute for 3 straight hours, while the parade of roaring bikes kept on coming.... it is held in remembrance of those who've fallen in the military.... the event (or the group) is called Rolling Thunder.... the camera is on the Marine a lot... watch his struggles with his emotions, and his struggles with holding that salute... the way he salutes is very touching... his head lowered, his eyes down, in reverence for the fallen...it got to be overwhelming for him... and the tears started flowing... watch what he says when he finally breaks, but keeps right on holding that salute... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gfnm...eature=related |
Thank you.
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Mick,
That was a great and touching tribute. Thanks for posting it. Ron |
Thanks for the video. God Bless the USA.
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