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It’s an opportunity for Fort Bragg and families to reflect on the legacy of fallen soldiers.

Cowboys & Indians would like to thank the folks in uniform for their service by taking a look through the lens of The Twenty-Year War.

By BRIAN FERGUSON | STARS AND STRIPES Published: April 5, 2021 Two Gold Star mothers experienced a slice of their sons’ best moments, courtesy of Special Operations Command’s elite parachute demonstration team. Ellen Comfort and Sandee Rouse, whose sons served in the 75th Ranger Regiment, skydived from 13,500 feet last month with the Para-Commandos at Skydive City in Zephyrhills, Fla., the Army said Friday. The tandem jumps allow families of fallen service members to connect more closely with their loved ones, the Army statement said. Ellen Comfort’s son, Capt. Kyle Comfort, was kil...

Going up past me i'm a little bit slow going up the stepping. actually a gold star mother of somebody that i served with kyle comfort. we didn't know each other for us to meet each other, figure that connection out on the 100th floor as we were just approaching the summit there was a really special moment for both of us and speaks to us what these events are all about coming together. brian: my quads would hurt. you are more sore. >> i am sore. that's the truth. i don't regret it. those are the moments being mission-oriented guys. that's what we like about it. you don't always like what you ar...