This film was made by a fifteen year old girl.

http://www.youtube.com/v/ervaMPt4Ha0&autoplay=1

GOOD LORD.....that one hurt.

seeing something like this coming from a fifteen year old girl gives me hope for the future.GOD bless her heart.

the funeral scenes really bring it home and really opened my eyes.every time that i hear of a soldier dying over seas i will try and picture the scenes in this film.

sometimes reality is not easy to watch but it is still the reality.how i wish the someone in the mainstream media would show this so that people could see the reality and sacrifice of these AMERICAN soldiers and their loved ones.

because just think,their are people who go to these military funerals and protest with picket signs.....can you imagine.those people can come from nowhere other than the pits of hell...seriously.

GOD bless america and that young girl........thank you willieboy for sharing this

(For American substitute Allied). The video brought a tear to my eye, two brothers in uniform, both alive and well. It becomes too easy to just hear 'x' soldiers killed in Baghdad, Basra, Helmand Province where-ever and not REALLY think about the actual loss...

God bless all our service-people; and the innocent Iraqis and Afgans in the middle of it all..

that was a great video. the only thing that gave me pause was the funeral scenes. obviously this was made with the best intentions. but as a member of the old guard stationed in arlington cemetary, i've been to more military funerals than i care to remember. i doubt she had permission to use those shots and just wouldn't want anyone in this video to hear about it second hand from someone at work, church, etc. "hey, i saw a picture of you at your husband's funeral on you tube."

That's a very touching video. Thanks, Bill.

Very Special

Thanks

Dan