Connie Merritt

I spent the morning listening and watching this, thank you Ditter. We do owe them our support, love, and a welcome back in gratitude. Lets not forget them. God Bless them/

chickadeee55

That was beautiful, thank you for sharing this link.

jeannie t

Beautiful heartfelt song GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!

Jo Belmont

Clearly exceptional. God luvya for sharing, Ditter. And God luv all who serve, for their sacrifices and those of their families . . . all to keep us free. However does one say Thank You for that . . .

sgraves1959

/thank you.Beautiful. Praying for the time when our sons and daughters don't have to make that flight home.

Roberta

Still crying here as well. A dear friends had their son brought home on the Angel Flight. God bless our warriors who sacrifice everything. His picture hangs proudly over our mantel so we will never forgot his sacrifice. That was his Dad's greatest fear, that he would be forgotten. Let's not forget any of them.

Thank you Ditter.

EllenK

So beautiful and yet so sad.

Neanie

Thank you, Ditter. My son returned from Afghanistan this past July and it was a joyful time for our family. The song still makes me cry, though.

Homespun

I thank you for sending this to us.

Cybrarian

Ditter, Thanks so much for this. I'm the advisor for both of our Honor Society chapters and we present the Veteran's Day Chapel at our school every November. This is going to definitely be a part of our chapel November, 2011. We do all we can to help our students develop and maintain a respect for our country, our government, and our military. We don't lead them to believe our country is always right or anything or that you shouldn't disagree with decisions that are made. However supporting the members of our military and their families has nothing to do with if you agree with a military action decided on in Washington. My brother was an Air Force air traffic controller in Tokoyo during Vietnam and often landed the Angel Flights. He talked about it once and I asked him if he ever knew how many they were escorting home. He shook his head and said "they were full, the plane was always at capacity" then he had to go walk outside. My heart breaks when I think how my brother and all of our military were treated when they came home during that time. I can't dwell on it, those memories still make me physically sick...