Sergeant Mycal L. Prince, Oklahoma Army National Guard,
Dignified Transfer: A fallen soldier’s final journey home
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CBS
Published on Oct 9, 2011
When an American soldier dies overseas, they are returned to the U.S. the same way each time. Byron Pitts follows one fallen soldier in his final journey home in what the military calls a “dignified transfer.”
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This post leads me to share that my 87 yr old father, a veteran of the Korean and Viet Nan wars, is at this moment in Washington D C via Honor Flight, an organization that takes war vets to the memorials in D.C. I am so very proud of him.
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Thanks for sharing such personal and touching information. Your father can be described as “a man’s man;” I thank God for him, and for you.
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I am humbled. This video had me in tears. God bless this precious family and all those who have lost loved ones serving in our military.
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Thank you very much. The video also shows the love for our country that is shown by the people who honor the deceased soldier and his family. The flag is largely seen in all of the videos like these that I have seen.
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