Went up there today to pay respects. Left my wildland firefighter patch and USFS flash. Tidyied things up a bit. Still covered with coins and copenhagen tins. He is not forgotten.

August 18, 1983 -,January 06, 2007 Cpl. Jeremiah J. Johnson 23 yrs old. My son in law, husband and father of a 2 yr old daughter and a 3 yr old Son.

I’m not crying,,,, no sir.

bro looks very upset

loved the movie. After watching this I understand why it felt so realistic. So deep , so humbling

I’ve done this 3x and I would do it again got I hope not. T.

Saw the movie, Taking Chance, based on this story. Great film. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I cry every time I see this. God bless you sir. ❤😂

I pray no one forgets what this young man did we need to remember them all🙏🕊️🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️

Thank you for your service Semper Fidelis

I am not getting credit for my life or service because of the Veterans Administration altering records and trashing my social media accounts with UN and NATO and CIA.

In the movie he was pfc chance

If I was born an American, I would have been a Marine. Sempre Fi Lads

LISTEN HERE LADIES I NEED GRIF TO DIE SO SIMMONS KILL HIM IN HIS SLEEP

Freedom has a price that the protected will never know.

Wyoming Strong! Rest in peace Chance, we still remember.

I never had the pleasure of serving with Chance, because the Corps saw fit to make me a P.O.G. However, I did have the honor and the privilege of being the bunk right next to his in bootcamp in 2nd Bn, Fox Co., Platoon 2008, in the summer of 2003. Chance and I found every opportunity to put his practical joke skills to great use. Here it is, 19 years after his death, and I still feel like I've been gut punched on April 9th. I miss you everyday, brother! Til Valhalla! Keep the streets secure in Heaven, buddy. Semper Fi!

All gave some. Some gave all. Stephen Walter Marine

My Grandfather was a radio operator during Normandy. He was also a firefighter who won a heroism award for bravery when he rescued 3 people from a burning house while he was off duty. I never knew him as he died before he was born. He died at age 57. The same age I am today.

Thank you all for your services.

When I first read the journal of colonel Strobl I was reading through a web site about a ship I was stationed on in the early seventies. The USS Tulare LKA 212. A marine and cargo transport (Amphib Fleet). The only other military journal that has given me that much emotion was reading the journal of Dr. Haynes. The medical officer and survivor of the USS Indianapolis after delivering the bombs that ended WW II. I was torpedoed and sunk in shark infested waters.

Wyoming is the least populated state in America 🇺🇸... yet produce so many US Marines.

Wow, seems the movie was really close to what took place.

From myself and the rest of us who have passed through and currently represent the 1st Marine Division, it’s an honor to have walked in your boots. I still haven’t met a Marine personally who could fill em. Rest easy brother. Til Valhalla ⛩️ -A friend of the Fighting Fifth

I know this is WAY too late. I just had the exact same issue with mine. It was the duel stepper motor. I replaced it and this issue went away. Sorry this is a necro-post but I spent a lot of time troubleshooting this issue.

Bush's big lie of weapons of "Mass Destruction" Bush is a RINO.

Have you gotten to use yours much without issue ever? I think I like my 5 plus less than any other off brand printer I've ever had including a monoprice that died on me

Thank you great patriots for my freedom!! Thank Yu!

Make sure your frame is tight. Sounds like a faulty bolt or something rattling

The 4th of July weekend is coming... good movie to watch on our nations birthday.

I'm sorry for your loss. God bless this Hero. Journey on to Valhalla, Brave Warrior.

I was Navy, did a temp duty in MCAS N River. Every week I saw at least 7 new names of fallen Marines..averaging from 18 to 32 years old..it was hard to process...to me some were just kids..I joined late

LTC Strobl: "They could've gone to see their own family. Instead they came here." Marines: "Chance is our family."

PFC Phelps, RIP brother, you gave the ultimate sacrifice and as a fellow soldier, you earned my respect in so many ways. May you be in the presence of our Lord and savior.😢

you've been on youtube since 2006 i think. and your still uploading. glad to see your still alive man

Tim willam marines coming home

I have shown this movie to my US History students for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day. I have seen this movie multiple times and it still strikes and emotional nerve in me every time. Thank you for your service Veterans

Semper Fi chance

Poor usa ! Biden how ? God bless poor chance

I grew up in Dubois and had been gone a long time. Had the honor of running the "Run 4 Chance 5K" in 2016. Rest in peace, Chance Former Naval aviator

Rare to see a LTC. all choked up like that, shows the brotherhood of the marines and all servicemen.

I think I have watched this film a hundred times. It is true to Mike's story. Kevin Bacon did a tremendous job of portraying Mike and the screenwriter stuck to the script. I will always shed tears for our brave men and women in uniform who have lost their lives.

Cannot believe that 17 people gave this a thumbs down. Those 17 are a disgrace to Americans.

Omg.....R.I.P Chance and I know this is too late but I guess late better than not at all....🙏🙏 May your family be at peace....and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 💯🇺🇲👍🤝 I am from Riverton Wyoming and I remember when they brought him home and that was the saddest day I will always remember. I had a friend that was a U.S.M.C and I lost her but in a car accident on the Camp Pendleton..U S.M.C Base. The reason I'm writing this today is because I seen this movie on an ad. I was told about this movie"Taking Chance" and I started to watch it but couldn't watch more cuz this war hero is from my hometown and I cried. I'm so proud of him for taking his life to save his brothers in arms. I solute him as well as the Lt.

Chance deserves MOH I will lobby my best

Thank you for your service Chance Phelps. You were a hero..I think he should of been in the movie. No Hollywood star. Real soldiers. I just watched the movie and man

Good reporting.

Thank you

Semper Fi my friend!

Keeping their memories alive is our sacred duty and absolute honor. ~JRH