rolling thunder

[w.steve wells]

You Tube-Lone Marine Rolling Thunderhttp://You Tube-Lone Marine Rolling Thunder watch this and see if you can keep a dry eye i couldnt

[Sylvester]

All I get is an error message that the address is wrong.

 

[w.steve wells]

some one smarter then i am with comp. needs to help me out getting this site to work its worth veiwing

[Greekdog]

Try this

 

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wEI2NcoBEM]YouTube - ‪Lone Marine Rolling Thunder‬‏[/ame]

[Sylvester]

I am sorry but that video would take 30+ minutes watch.

 

[Hummingbird]

I had the pleasure and HONOR to meet him and shake his hand 2 years ago in DC immediately following the parade.

 

Somehow we got herded into the field right beside him. We still had well over an hour of parading bikes before it ended and he never moved, he droopped once or twice but never failed

 

 

Edited June 21, 2011 by Hummingbird

[SilvrT]

Try this

 

 

I saw a Black Cherry RSV pulling a trailer with flags ... is that one of us?

[cecdoo]

I saw a Black Cherry RSV pulling a trailer with flags ... is that one of us?

 

I would bet its our very own Beer30, but I havent watched the video yet. Craig

[Sylvester]

Finally got it to work, I met him last year (RT 2010) at a Star Touring event. Very nice young Marine and has no airs about him. This is his passion!

 

[w.steve wells]

thanks greekdog i just couldnt get it to work

[FuzzyRSTD]

Great video. Proud to be an American. Thanks to all...

 

Fuzzy

[Bobby G]

I love that man, and I love what he stands for and the lesson he is teaching so many thousands of Americans each and every year at RT. That no sacrifice is too great in making sure our veterans, wounded warriors, those killed in action or those missing in action are never forgotten. I was there this year and got this picture as I rode past him. I gave him an "ouuu-rahh" shout, and got one back immediately in return. I'll never forget it.

 

See you next year Marine!

[Aussie Annie]

I would like to thank THIS marine for his service.

 

Semper Fi

[lookingforadVENTURE]

Try this link for a very moving view of SSgt. Tim Chambers' annual tribute at Rolling Thunder XXIV...his wrist should have been in a cast, but this would have made it impossible for him to salute...you can see he was in a great deal of pain, making his extraordinary gesture even more meaningful for all those suffering from wounds both visible and invisible...

 

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/user/mag12chulai#p/u/0/shBJyYfG7O8]YouTube - ‪mag12chulai's Channel‬‏[/ame]