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I have just finished watching a movie, starring Kevin Bacon, called "Taking Chance." I would recommend this to all that have an interest in how our fallen are honored during their final trip home. It is based on a true story of PFC Chance Phelps, United States Marine Corps. Kevin Bacon plays a Marine Colonel that volunteers to take Chance home to his family. What he discovers during the trip, will warm your heart.
As a retired Vet, I fully appreciate those that have, and still serve in the military today. For having been there, I can better understand the sacrifices of both the soldier and the family. To those that honor the troops today, I thank and respect you. Though words are rarely spoken, sometimes it's just the friendly wave, or just the smile that goes a long way.
It took this movie to realize, that there are those in this country, that still respect and honor the troops. More than just mere words. But, in deeds as well.
I have been taken aback by the words of Senator Ted Kennedy, some years ago, when he stated "This is another Vietnam." In which, I would reply.....NO. The Vietnam vets did not receive the respect they deserved. So, it is my honor to thank all that served during that time. You have always earned my respect and I do thank you for the services you rendered.
Semper Phi .... to all!
