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company via the 20th company. he was shot in july, 1918. he laid in the field overnight and lived another 75 years. he told the small story about how that had happened to him. in the morning some french colonial stretcher bearers would walk around kicking guys and see if they were still alive. he apparently ground so they picked him up. that story just fascinated me and it took me a while to get the agent majority were acted properly addressed the. as a story written by him. he live to 101 if i remember? yeah, 101 he died in 1993. that s incredible, wow. in val upping the story and the book, you do spend a lot of time not only talking about york s background which i found very interesting being a son of the south reading about the rural part of east tennessee. his in a lot of ways, rudimentary upbringing. very little education you also look at the background of the other soldiers involved in the york stroll. i think that is the point of the book. i was curious if ther
Bring your parents. At the end of the day, you are the next generation of american patriots. Come up and take part of this. All right, everybody. Here we go. Ready . I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [ applause ] all right. Firstoff, i cant tell how loud i am. Firstoff, thank you, everybody, for coming. First up, we have Grammy Nominated singer and conservative radio talk show host Monica Matthews from atlanta, georgia, who will lead us in a blessing for the day to keep everybody safe and she is also going to sing the national anthem. Here she is. Thank you. Thank you. An honor to be here. If you can stand, please stand. If you have a hat on, please take it off. Thank you. Oh say can you see by the dawns early light what so proudly we hail as the twilights last gleaming whose bright stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight oer the ramparts
Lets get all the youngsters out there. You want to take part of the pledge allegiance, come up and bring your parents. At the end of the day, you are the next generation of american patriots. Come up and take part of this. All right, everybody. Here we go. Ready . I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [ applause ] all right. Firstoff, i cant tell how loud i am. Firstoff, thank you, everybody, for coming. First up, we have Grammy Nominated singer and conservative radio talk show host Monica Matthews from atlanta, georgia, who will lead us in a blessing for the day to keep everybody safe and she is also going to sing the national anthem. Here she is. Thank you. Thank you. An honor to be here. If you can stand, please stand. If you have a hat on, please take it off. Thank you. Oh say can you see by the dawns early light what so proudly we hail as the twilig
Before he takes the podium, we will see our next oral history stare,e, the 2000 yard where veterans discuss their emotional and mental wins that they brought home with them while also having to readjust to civilian life in the real post war world. [video clip] telilu is the most intense experience of my life. Ive never come anywhere near that nor do i ever expect to. It was a living hell from day one. Thinghink the biggest that ever happened to me was crossing the field. Anyone who is ever scared to death. I guess at that time i never expected to make 21. Wanted off an island that bad in my life. Combat pucker in comment time and relax time. There was no relaxing time at all. As i came along, i saw this huge om group bigger than this room. I could hear all this chatter and there was a couple outside that were shouting back and forth. They didnt see me or knew i was out there, but they took my ar and i let those two guys have the most of that 20 rounds. They had an aperture about 10 fee