The Moores: An Army Family Legacy | Full Documentary

[@Ma22natayo]

Thanks for sharing the family stories. I am a "fan" of LTG Moore. I did not know Mrs Moore had a hand in the improvement of family casualty notification until now. Not a supporter of Army post name changes (specially Fort Bragg) _but I fully support this one (Fort Benning to Fort Moore)._ 👈🇺🇸

[@douglassauvageau7262]

I concur. Julie is an ICON. The motto of the Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) is ARMY HOME - ARMY STRONG. Julie Moore is the Rosa Parks of modern life in the U.S. military. R-E-S-P-E-C-T.

[@jimfesta8981]

Soldiers like Hal Moore and David Hackworth are rare and don't come along all that often.

[@Jürgen-z2y]

Thank you for your Service,Sir !

[@dwightevans3928]

Truly "Outstanding" Thank you both for your service. I salute you, from another Veteran!

[@swabby9752]

I feel this is a true American Hero. I'm proud to have met some of the Moore family being an hvac customer of ours. Very touching documentary.

[@jameslockery361]

God Bless Hal Moore. A true American hero.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Revisiting this presentation at this moment of 'hand-over', I reiterate the imperative for ARMY HOME - ARMY STRONG.

[@SpetsnazChaplain157]

I'm sure the Moores are an army family to be proud of.... but benning is a name that's been recognized for years

[@zenever0]

Yeah, Benning is recognized as a confederate traitor

[@MiriRose13]

It’s such a tragedy to change the name from that of a man who fought a war to OWN human beings (yes fought to keep people as property) to a family that actually deserves to be honor for their service to the country. I just don’t know what they were thinking.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Excellence in Maneuver involves agility - from the feet, to between the ears.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Ernie Terrell took his eye off the ball and persisted in calling 'The Champ' Cassius Clay. Tyrannosaurus Rex met a similar demise. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What%27s_My_Name:_Muhammad_Ali

[@banjobones8075]

@MiriRose13 not the reason the war was fought. You're uneducated

[@moushinuddin9922]

Thank you Sir

[@moushinuddin9922]

I am from Bangladesh

[@EdwardAustin-t5o]

God bless you Sir

[@Dark-7070]

The love and devotion to soldiers and family,, in the end that’s the definition of a well lived life.

[@banjobones8075]

Fort benning forever and always!

[@zenever0]

Cope

[@MiriRose13]

Yes. let’s keep honoring a piece of garbage who fought a war to own people.

[@DM-w5o]

If you don’t like change, you’ll like irrelevance even less.

[@banjobones8075]

@user-nf2th3bn5t senseless change. Change the name why?

[@ian-Alex-2000]

@@DM-w5o Moore is a badass, but they should have named something new after him, instead of erasing American history and people they find offensive.

[@edwardderosa3037]

Kudos Moores! Loved the book & movie. Mazel Tov on Fort Moore! Ed. USNA 1977.

[@sandgroper1970]

Whether it is Fort Benning or now Fort Moore, I think the biggest legacy is the changes brought about by Julia Moore and others to the way casualty notification is made to the next of kin. Getting a system in place to notify and then help those left behind through the initial stages/ processes.

[@4catsnow]

We signed out of the army at the admin building at Benning in '70...6 of us lined up at a table with a warrant officer handing out paperwork...Guy at the head of the line was 1st Air Cav..got his documents..turned to leave and said to us..."Holy shit...we're still breathin""....Place really looked good in a a rear view mirror that day..

[@haukepowers-l3i]

EXCELLENT VIDEO !!!! CHARLIE MIKE !!!!!

[@banjobones8075]

Fort Benning!!

[@kathleenmoore4019]

You are a Hero ❤️

[@tomjohnson5700]

I served with Gen. Moore's son, Stephan, at Ft. Ord California. His first assignment after graduation from the USMA. I was the commo Sgt. battery B 2/8 FA, Stephan was an artillery officer.

[@grocerygetr6871]

I'M A MARINE LOVED THE MILITARY, STILL DO. IF IN ANY WAY COULD I EVER MEET THE. MOORES!!!

[@kevbullock8313]

A beautiful tribute to the Moore's 👍👍🇦🇺

[@jltuttle1667]

Undaunted courage

[@scottzipperer6146]

My cousin and his sons served at Fort Benning they are honored

[@jafo766]

Behind every great man is a great woman , a the Col, deserved her ! A great pair.

[@patriciaarmstrong7009]

he was the john wayn of our military

[@chazboyle9456]

god bless the American people our greatest allies , love from Scotland in the UK

[@Mark-h2x4j]

I never get tried of lt general hal moore and his men, The movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 we were soldiers was a great movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 👌. Rest in peace general moore and his wife

[@Kocoa_DC-360.]

My name is Bernard Afubilla and I am from Ghana I have a great interest in working with the Military from childhood and I still have and wish to join, I am 22 of age

[@REOlay-v2w]

👍👍👍

[@chipps1066]

Not taking away from the Moores' importance,renaming an American base,tearing down statues and portraits in the name of political correctness,cheapens the words of the Constitution,it cheapens the American heritage we leave to our children and grandchildren whom we expect to maintain it in every way. The root of preserving our democracy has been gravely wounded and it has come from within.I fear for Americas future,which has been cast aside just to advance un American principles.

[@kathleenmoore4019]

I'm a Moore John Columbus Moore was my great grandfather 💜 he was a Texas Ranger 🇺🇸

[@Mark-h2x4j]

What can you say about lt general moore,a true leader and devote husband and father, he always looks after his man,and devote to him faith, may you and your wife rest in peace 🙏 🪦 😌

[@dwseawell]

Their legacy will last forever, the name on the fort will last just until another group of woke bureaucrats arrive and adjudge that the Moore Family doesn't measure up to their "new vision." I respect your family and their efforts on behalf of our great country.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Any support this audience renders the leadership of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) will receive my heartfelt indorsement. I assess that leadership as "THE GENUINE ARTICLE". Army Home - Army Strong

[@Bruno-tm3xo]

I loved the movie and I find this family story really interesting. The total opposite of what I lived as a kid. Totally disfunctional family, crazy mother and toxic as hell.

[@larryulery3729]

I want to thank all the Vietnam War veterans. That was a hard scene to watch. The other scene was when the soldier was burned to the point his skin peeled off. I am glad I watched the movie the horror they had to deal with

[@Opus0x7C1]

I will absolutely refer to this installation as Fort Moore. In stories of my past, I will refer to it as Ole Fort Benning. When you let sink in General Benning's fervent advocation of slavery and learn why these installations were named after confederate generals to begin with... Yeah, it never should've been named Fort Benning in the first place.

[@johnnyc.holmes4251]

BS! If only Captain Moore had gotten some reconnaissance before, he sent us into a completely unprepared and unknown AO! He had no idea he was dropping us into a division sized element of NVA and VC fighters! The Rangers were available the LRRP were available to get an assessment of what was in store! But Captain Moore would have none of it. He was in such a goddamn hurry to get some contact! I was on the third Huey that was in the formation. While we were pulling off the sea rations, and other supplies and equipment from the S&S units all the sudden the “zings and pings” started and it was mass confusion! No one knew where they were coming from, and there were so many people giving orders. It was a cluster you know what. I’m so sick of even talking about it, but when I see Captain Moore made out to be some kind of military, genius I get sick! There were so many of us that died in those first few hours!

[@matthewgibbs6886]

should have renamed ft murphy. the home of the infantry should have been named after the most decorated us infantryman ever. moore could have been used at ft stewart.

[@matbrewer9799]

🫡🇺🇸

[@edlane9882]

Happy Birthday. Your men didn't get any more birthdays, promotions or medals did they ... you sure did.

[@kennylamorena6339]

The only name to rename this Base.

[@Sam-yb5cz]

😩 P R O M O S M

[@heyfrybob3750]

Fort Benning FUCKING ALWAYS FORT BENNING

[@zenever0]

Cope harder

[@MiriRose13]

Because slavery isn’t literally one the most disgusting pieces of this nation’s past.

[@exoresearch3072]

We are the only country in the entire history of the world that names its bases after traitors. I swore an oath to the US Constitution, not the Constitution of the CSA.

[@banjobones8075]

@@MiriRose13 slavery was not the reason for secession

[@williammoreno2378]

Benning was a traitor-seditionist. Ft. Moore is the better, appropriate name.