Five Finger Death Punch (Wrong Side of Heaven) Kel-n-Rich's First Reaction Updated from the VAULT

[@crazycasey2598]

Veteran here....(Irak 92/93 UNSCOM north) thanks for the reaction....god bless...

[@denny9066]

This Marine appreciates you both. SEMPER FI

[@pencilpen8838]

my Cousin was a Marine served in Iraq

[@pencilpen8838]

Thank you for your service sir

[@smilingbadger6209]

Semper Fi Mac

[@MrBaker444]

Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!!!🙏🏼🇺🇸🙏🏼

[@johnnyadamany]

Ooorah!

[@davidkelly1820]

As a veteran, i still cry for my brothers and sisters in arms. I'd just wish everyone in America would learn to get along and remember what was sacrificed. Thanks for showing this, may God bless us all.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇

[@DaveC66]

It's such a shame this happens everywhere. Here in UK is same and it's sickening the way vets are treated

[@andercrash3602]

I've racked up 14 years of service, and I feel every syllable of your words.

[@bobbybrew5552]

I have been through that struggle. After being wounded in 2005 into my 3rd tour, I was a mess when I came back. I lost my purpose in life. Drugs, booze, being homeless. The VA in mpls mn saved my life. I now have a service dog for my ptsd and I am living life again. Thank you for reacting to this song. I had seen the video 50 times and tears me up every time. It was me. I didn’t watch the video, I watched you guys and you made me cry because I seen the pain in your faces. I love you guys and your reactions. If you would, please watch Stevie Ray Vaughn play TEXAS FLOOD live. You’ll be blown away. Thanks guys. Bobby

[@FBIAGENT725]

Thank you for your service sir, I'm glad things got better

[@brandonbumby2356]

As a veteran knowing the code we live by... I’ve got your 6. I know it’s not easy living life after dramatic events like this!

[@MrBaker444]

Thank you brother 🙏🏼🇺🇸🙏🏼

[@bobbybrew5552]

@@brandonbumby2356 thank you my brother. And I have yours as well man.

thank you for your service brother

[@howiedavis2316]

This disabled Air Force vet thanks you

[@TheNeonParadox]

I'm sorrry, and thank you.

[@goatbut29]

Thank you for your service, Sir!!

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

How true.

[@mikemahon4472]

I won’t forget you all ever ✌🏻thank you for your service

[@traviscarroll7876]

As a veteran who is currently dealing with homelessness this song hits so home with me. The VA helps as much as they can and luckily I have amazing employers at the hotel I work at who are also helping me as much as they can. To all my brothers and sisters in arms out there; never give up! You can fight through the depression and the nightmares and if you are ever in doubt if anyone loves you, know that I love you. HOOAH!

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

I too was caught off guard when I watched this video. One of the most powerful music videos I have ever watched.

[@cindyjensen2185]

This is exactly why the expression America First, stands so strong. We owe our veterans alot, and this is proof we have failed so many.

[@toddvergith9485]

My father is a vet and he always says. "Freedom isn't free" meaning what our troops fight for so we can be free. We should support our troops and vets anyway we can.

[@thomasrush5417]

Uncle Sam got better than 20 from me, I’ll never sleep without the “dreams”, Never wake without the pain. My Brothers share the damage, save for those that gave all. Rest In Peace, God Bless America. H-MINUS

[@goatbut29]

Thank you for your service, Sir! Some of us will never forget what you've given for US.

[@silntstl]

Take care of yourself Panther.

[@chevetteman17]

Thank you for your service. My dad is like you with the as you said “dreams” and pain. He served 20years with the Canadian Armed Forces. Take care and I appreciated you.

[@seanstark5948]

H-Minus!!! C co 3/505

[@JohnDoe-tc9ir]

"You know me, you saved my life brother!" That part gets me every time.

[@NamiMakimono]

I’ve already bawled by that point and that line just sets me off to the ugly crying. Thank you everyone that’s served or is serving. 💕

[@crash406]

I think he was saying, "It's Jacoby !" If you look at his body armor, it has his name on the front of it (that was common, since body armor covered up their shirts that had their last names on them).

[@bobsoll7921]

It gets me every time too, especially when he is crying and wiping his tears saying its ok.

[@arturohichoshichos6653]

Yall are Good folks. When I was in college after the Marine Corps they called me names, I was in 3 combat deployments and some kids would make fun. I looked at them and walked away. Lost my brothers and they did not understand..Thank you for your compassion.

[@YSongCloud]

Thank you for your service, Sir!

[@jameshall4383]

As an American veteran, both Marines and Army (hard to believe I know). Served 34 months over 3 tours in Iraq. It feels good that y’all care so much when sometimes it seems our own government, who sent us there, couldn’t give a shit less. I’ve been battling PTSD since my first deployment in 2003, the Invasion. I’ve lost 32 brothers killed in action and it haunts my dreams every night. Thank you for caring so much for what we do, and did. From the bottom of my heart........thank you. It let’s me know it wasn’t in vain........

[@canklehater]

As a veteran in the CAF🇨🇦thank you for playing the end!deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq were extremely traumatizing to us and my 🇱🇷brothers and sisters I fought with!

[@chevetteman17]

Thank you for your service from the son of a 20 year CAF vet. My dad did a tour in Bosnia in 93 so has been though a lot. May have been a peace keeping mission but it was not what most people think either. Take care.

[@mistymichele3771]

This... they do so much for veterans and law enforcement. And yes... if you don't shed a tear at this,then you have no soul. I would love to see y'all do more 5fdp, it's not all sad... they're amazing guys though who help a lot of people throught their music and things they do to raise money for charities. Awesome guys.

[@johnslegers1974]

Im A Dutch Army Veteraan and survet for 6 years did 2 tours i love this song and its the best for me never forgoten my Brothers nd Sisters in Arms

[@warhammer5690]

Peacetime Marine checking in. Served from 84 to 92. We did humanitarian aid during the Monrovian Civil war and the Blood Diamonds war. The smell of that place never leaves

[@bulldozer7656]

Im here too as a veteran of 12+ years, 8 of it in Iraq before the 2nd IED got me... 19 died trying to save me after the medical helicopter crashed... I'm grateful to be alive, even with my left side tore up and I can barely walk. Thank you for this.

[@terje4394]

If ever there is a music video where tears are the only appropriate response, this one ranks up top.

[@markyoung8163]

Man. This one hits me in the feels every time. Old Desert Storm Army vet here, and I would just like to thank you for playing this. God Bless the USA.

[@beachbm1212]

Thank you for being raw and opening up to this video. I have cried more times than I can count to this perfect video.

[@bryanbruns4745]

My sister who did 30 yrs active encouraged me to serve at a va hospital...u see freedom aint free eye opener...my father did 2 tours in nam....he suffered silently we never knew it he has 4 kids...when my ma passed away..he started talking to me..ive learned bout him in this last ur yr then ive ever known...a great man...i saw medals he never spoke bout..humble man sometimes plagued by guilt....the greatest man i know....a real warrior....thabk pop....my greatest teacher cheers from kansas city kel and rich

[@jonathanboden9317]

I'm a disabled army vet and yes was homeless. I just received some help in getting a little apartment just two weeks ago and it is my own home for first time in several years. I still have a long ways to go and not really sure what to think or exspect. Just wanted to say thank you for showing that video. More people need to be aware, it is real.

[@Scott_Burton]

Thank you, for the respect. Some would either cut off the closing or talk over it, but you kept the video running for the support organizations. There is some debate about the girl with the flowers and her mother, some have said it was the veterans daughter and mom didn't even recognize him, and that would be sadder still, but he clearly lost access to his daughter, the girl made a gesture of kindness to him, and the mother pulled her away as if her daughter should have nothing to do with this random guy on the street. The police officer noticed the tattoo and realized what this man must have been through, and offered a little dignity back to him even if he had to take him in. The volunteer, as it happened, recognized the man who saved his life and couldn't just walk away. My father never really talked about his time in the conflict of his day. My grandfather never spoke of his experiences in WWII. They were fortunate in that they both were able to come home, and build a life. My father came home from the Navy, drove over 30 hours straight to get home, married my mother, and had 2 sons, then took up a position in law enforcement. He died l, active duty as a deputy Sheriff. He was planning to retire when the sheriff did, in 2020. He was joking about "not wanting to have to break in a new Sheriff next year" only a few weeks before he was just. In an instant. Gone.

[@jeremyday1611]

Your freedom is worth everything us veterans went through. The struggle after you get home is unexplainable but theirs always hope. God bless you both and I wish happiness and good health to you😊

[@michaelscott9974]

Came across ur reaction I've seen this video a few dozen times And it still breaks my heart These are the times I wish I had tons of money But right now all I can do is just listen to those who want to just talk Thank You so much Be blessed

[@tysonpeterson6119]

Thank you so much for helping to bring awareness to the plight of my brothers and sisters. People understand this is all too real. For instance over have the people at my wedding, including my best man, are gone now. Although I am out now it took me years to heal and became a Pastor because of it. We have so much more work to do. Until we all can come home.

[@jeffelder4544]

This video will never not make me cry. Thank you for everything you do vets. I love every one of you.

[@kennykeeton3622]

I served in the marines during the end of Vietnam and a lady refused to sit next to me on a flight home. My son served in iraq and afghan it broke my heart to watch his wife and little son saying goodbye. When a service member leaves the whole family sacrifices. Thank you for caring.

[@ddeaae]

I only wish more people would truly see the sacrifice these warriors make to give us all FREEDOM. God Bless them all. We are a family and a Brotherhood of One. Keep in mind for many the fights not over even when they return.......

[@jenniferkitzero6692]

I am a veteran,served 20 years retired in Dec 2019. My last duty station was Afangstin. It was an honor but one of the hardest fights is coming home and realizing how veterans are looked at and/ or treated..

[@dfontella1]

First off I want to thank you for the heart felt reaction and your love and support. Christmas day 2007 while out on patrol one of our vehicles hit an IED. The blast killed my best friend and two other brothers in my unit. After returning home it took about a year before I could comfortably drive around town. Simply stopping at a red light, traffic jams or just heavy traffic would trigger my PTSD. Even the garbage or junk on the median or shoulder could trigger it. In Iraq roadside garbage usually blew up, and stopped or slowing traffic usually meant ambush. Most of the support our troops talk and generosity goes away once a service man returns home. They think once we get home the war is over for us. In my case once I got home the hardest part of the war had just begun. Because when you spend your day fighting to stay alive the training kicks in and everything becomes muscle memory, and there's little time to digest what's happening. The military spends a lot of time and money in to training you for war, but next to nothing into preparing you to be a civilian again. Thank you again for your support and kind words.

[@mr.kelley6556]

I served in the 1st gulf war w/ the US Army 1st armor (Old Ironsides) with Stormin Norman. Thanks for showing this video and doing your part to spread the word.

[@mattwicked6882]

We have these men and women out there, they are suffering so much. Our country needs to do more. Love this band, 5FDP has always been powerful with their songs.

[@joshuacollette4791]

I just wanna say THANK YOU for being one of the few reactors to full screen the organizations there dedicated to help veterans in need. Many reactors stop rolling the video there, and immediately gain a dislike from me. But you made sure to hilight it in case anybody needed it or wanted to donate to it. Thank You!!!

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

Our sincere pleasure Joshua. It’s as present today as it was in those moments. Much love to you and all that step in harms way for us. We will be back! 🥰💃🏻KnR🕺❤️

[@dariendudley9716]

I actually felt and heard the song this time. I listened to the song without the video first now I will never get this out of my head and my alike struggles thank you for your service

[@johnlake4809]

Something that I believe comes through in all of your reactions is your heart. Your capacity to feel the music, the respect that you put in every video, and your compassion. I can only imagine how great of a childhood your son had with such loving, open-minded parents. Thank you for what you do. I am terminally ill, and sometimes the weight of that keeps me up all night. Watching these videos allows me an escape. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@cachaisnafu1010]

I posted on one of your reaction videos earlier. When I seen the title song for this reaction video, I wanted to see. I was presented this song last year and I vowed to never watch it ever again. It hurt me deep, made me cry. Thank you for the support. You and most Americans have no idea that there are some Americans that still, to this day, spit on us and really hate us. It's very comforting that there are some out there that understand and care. - Cachai

[@nigelmarley8258]

I love the passion that the American people have for the Vetrans and serving, it's so sad to say but I honestly don't see that in Britain / UK, I have been a Civillian for 8 years now and its so hard to adapt to the so called normal aspects of life ie running a house working with individuals with no core values etc, I had a saying that was over used when I left the Military " life was so much easier when all you had to do is stay alive". I'm a Vetran of 22 years service in the British Army, I have seen active service in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan and United Nation peace support operations. It's fair to say I watch this and it hits hard, so many accuracies attached to this video and many more like it. I would like to take this opertunity to thank my amazing Daughter for standing by me and giving me a reason to come home, this young lady grew up with me serving so she has sacrificed and shown selfless commitment for the greater good too, I love you so much and thank you for being you my amazing Daughter. I'm proud to have served my family, country and SOME of the good people within it, I would also like to state that my service was all combat based and I served with heros, my Brothers and Sisters respect to you and I love you all. Nigel.

[@doncarlossr.]

Thank you. Us Veterans do appreciate your thoughts and cares. You guys are great! I lost a lot of friends and lost a part of myself over there so this hits me hard. Thank you again. I'm honored to have served for all of us.

[@darrenaurisch2707]

I never served but have had family members that have and the struggle of post war is so much of a swept under the carpet epidemic that its just frightening. Your reaction alone Kel shows you're such a sweetheart!...love your channel❤

[@loraharvey6740]

Thank you sir for your service and everything you have done for all of us sleeping safely in our beds. I have a passion for every veteran out there as my grandfather, father, and uncles were all veterans. With lots of love from Tennessee.

[@morgandastrup6576]

As the grandson of a WWII veteran. My grandfather was stationed in the Philippines during the siege, and liberation of the islands from the Japanese. I have two freinds who have served, and is currently serving. One was a Marine, and the other is currently serving in the Army. My Army freind just received an accommodation, silver star, and his second Purple heart for gallantry, and getting his squad to safety while he was injured and under heavy fire from insurgents. I tried to enter the Navy, but was denied due to preexisting conditions. So I serve my country by being there for our men and women who serve. Semper Fi.

[@scottgarcia8126]

This video and song make me tear up every time I see/hear it. My son spent time in Afghanistan and is a disabled vet. Thankfully he's found his way to normalcy but it took work and time for him to get there. I wish there was an easy answer for the vets. Thanks for doing this. You handled it the only way you could, let it speak for itself.

[@robertlogan2436]

This is one of the best reactions I’ve seen for this video. So much heart and care.

[@sethkraai9075]

Just goes to show, we should give a lot more respect and appreciation to our veterans than ever. This song and a cover of Lee Greenwood's famous "God bless the USA" are two of my favorite military-themed songs of all time. I'm very thankful we have them in our lives.

[@brianfranklinlee8490]

A big hooah to both of you. Love you both. 🥰

[@doggstarr77]

Out of the we had courage out there, I respect you guys the most. You guys are the most genuine about your feelings to the videos, and your fans. Every time I watch it I tear up especially at the end when Jacoby picks his brother up and helps him like he helped Jacoby in battle

[@dandubejr5010]

Love you guys

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

Back at you Dan. So much more ahead… Have a super day

[@Usmc86]

I loved your guys's reaction to this emotional video another good one by five finger death Punch is gone away it highlights loss as a veteran myself I appreciate people trying to understand what we go through

[@cavscout888]

EVERYTHING HAS GONE WRONG. Lets get out of the world. It's too costly. Thank you deeply for covering this video!

[@davidmiera8858]

Thanks guys for sharing this

[@oldscout-rs6pv]

first of all i want to thank you from my heart you 2 are great people and if there was more like you our veterans would be in good hands.and with people like you our service and sacrifice was worth it.i served in the U.S army for 14 years,us veterans have each other and people like you 2,thank god people like me and other veterans were willing to pay the price for freedom.remember the person you were before combat is dead that person will never be the same again,and remember some of the sacrifices we soldiers make is we are not there for the birth,s of our kids there birthdays or the important days of there lives.that is the price of freedom we willing give to protect freedom.and if you 2 want to talk more about this we will set up a way to chat.and i am one of the homeless veterans i have been on the street 10 years,god bless you 2

[@paullucas7460]

Old Army veteran here ty for this reaction, I lost friends.....

[@stevenbirchall6987]

So sorry to hear about your son god bless you both❤❤

[@ricks7093]

We all become broken! But will never fail this land or her people!

[@SoLowParanormal]

Thank you for caring as you do. I’m not a vet but I can relate to the homeless factor. Love you both so much.

[@markread2580]

Thank you bunches for your reaction. If only the gov understood like you.

[@stuartmorris7699]

I have seen 10 reactions of this video and love your's the best you did not stop it and talk you played it all and did not say a thing...I loved that...Thank You:}:}:}

[@anthonybrownlee1457]

im an afghan vet my wife has had to deal with me since i got back and she is a saint thank you for showing this im one of the ones who got the help needed

[@joshuakotke2006]

As a former Marine, I thank you for watching and appreciate this so much! There's other videos that watch this and they are sooo confused and actually look at their phone for validity

[@robertevans2450]

Thanks for the reaction. Disabled Veteran here, wishing the solutions were easy, knowing they will never be. 22 a day still is an ongoing battle. Unfortunately, the system is bigger than any administration, and what needs to be fixed is not something a sing;e stroke of the pen can handle. Red on Friday until all the deployed come home. A simple optical statement to so many.

[@michaeltodd7008]

Great reaction and music video. Yes, we are shielded from what our wonderful military does to fight for our freedom and liberty. Godspeed!

[@BoomyNation]

God bless you both!

[@Offoda]

loving the Napalm necklace Rich.. but also loving the "love".. keep it going. this is a beautiful song who's message needs to be respected..

[@markjordan8116]

Thanks for your heartfelt support. ❤️

[@isaiahwelch8066]

@Kel-n-Rich: Thank you, so, so much for reacting to this song...you have no idea how grateful I am right now. Too often, those that serve are forgotten and discarded. Thank you for caring -- you two are awesome, beautiful people! For those that may be dealing with a service-related "hell," please...I beg of you: Get help. Somewhere. Anywhere. When you served, you always had a team, watching your six. Being a veteran is no different: You are not alone. You never have been. And when you feel you are drowning in the swarming, blackened rising, hold on to your humanity, and fight. Too often, we lose a brother or sister because they thought they could fight their war on their own. Please, get the help you need, and deserve. You earned it. "When you can't run, you walk. When you can't walk, you crawl. When you can't crawl...when you can't do that...you find someone to carry you." ~ Firefly ep. 11, "The Message" Thank you, whoever you are, wherever you may be, for serving. May you stay safe, on this Memorial Day 2021.

[@smilingbadger6209]

Brings tears to my eyes as well.

[@lonniewilcox1106]

Thank you for bringing awareness! From another forgotten vet!

[@anthonybrownlee1457]

Thanks for that i myself am in a vet in that position right now, im seeking help but im ignored im trying to fight but its becoming a loosing battle im hoping for a better end ty

[@VegasJPH]

Video & song gets me every time. In the time we all watched your reactions, another VET took his life.

[@islandgirl0719]

FFDP has done so much for veterans and their fans. They partnered with Black Rifle Coffee. Their blend is Death Punch Coffee. All proceeds go to the Home Deployment Project. At Welcome to Rockville in Daytona, Ivan suffered an injury to his eye. After being treated in the infield medical center, he visited with all the fans that were in there.

[@johnopphile5381]

Great job guys I know ya did this a year ago but I hope you looked into more ffdp and thank you to all our veterans out there.

[@nasiasteel9105]

My fighting brothers and sisters will always live through me those who paid the ultimate price I salute them everyday

[@eugenefetherman8183]

Thank you for reviewing this. #Veteran #Infantry #disabled

[@jimthar17]

Song never fails to bring a tear.

[@tomb2574]

In divorce court, I was in a wheelchair from losing a part of my skull. I could not walk or read yet. My ex still convinced the judge that I was a trained killer. I haven’t been able to see my two daughters since, I served my country and gave a large part of my body, years of physical therapy to learn how to talk, walk and read again. The hardest part of it all is not being allowed to see my girls grow up.

[@Captain_Razor_88]

As an Air Force Vet, I highly recommend listening to Five Finger Death Punch's 'Gone Away'. As 'Wrong Side of Heaven' is about the soldiers who made it back home, 'Gone Away' is for the ones who didn't, and those they left behind. It's a recreation of the same song done by the Offspring.

[@waynehauser3611]

What can you say ! Thank you for your reaction, sometimes few words are needed, and in this case the song and the amazing video say it all ! Metal lerv from down under \m/ \m/

[@davidsuttles101]

Thank you for your reaction... I flew attack helicopters in combat and have lost friends in service of this country. Do I feel unappreciated, sometimes yes but, I adapted and overcame just like I was trained...others haven’t…

[@michaelharris8490]

UNITED WE STAND WARRIORS OF THE WORLD....GOD BLESS THE FALLEN HERO'S OF THE WORLD

[@sylverfeathers]

Thank you!

[@daviddickerson495]

Coming home from all that can be hard. You didn't want to let anyone down while in the middle of the worst possible place on earth and you don't want to let down or disappoint the people you care about when you get home. This captures some of that.

[@mrthud1981]

Great reaction. Sometimes words don't need to be spoken.

[@donnybarbour2372]

Being a wounded veteran I struggle every day with the loss of brothers and a failed marriage due to drugs and attempted suicide not long after I got home. I’m better now and support my brothers and sisters who come home needing that same help I have your six anytime. Thank y’all who support us and thank to my family who stood in hell with me god bless!

[@chago4202000]

US Army Infantry, veteran of Afghanistan... thanks for remembering us.

[@earlshannon1048]

Wow you 2 are amazing!

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

Thank you Earl! We loved doing these videos. Kel is on a medical hold until she recovers from a viscous pitbull attack.

[@edwardfrenze8314]

The battlefield is empty now and at peace. Except in the veterans thoughts, dreams, and soul the war rages on -- FOREVERMORE ‼️(PTSD)

[@Trainwreck_Art]

Even though I never saw combat, and my husband came home from Afghanistan in one piece (physically, anyway), I can't watch this video without crying to this day. Not only is it horrible for the soldiers who serve, but their families who live with sometimes years of not knowing where their loved one is (whether it's their father, brother, son, mother, sister, or daughter) or if they're even alive. When my husband was deployed, I would literally hold my breath, my entire body sort've folded in on itself if an unfamiliar vehicle (especially dark vans or SUVs) would turn down our street, and couldn't start to relax until they passed the house without stopping to let out an Officer and Chaplain (that's who notifies next of kin of a fallen soldier). I had nightmares for months after my husband got back, after a unit buddy showed me pictures of their humvee shot full of holes the Sunday before their tour of duty was over. While we were at home celebrating that Daddy was about to come home, and planning a BBQ with his family for after his return, he was being shot at on their last recon mission, and the gun on top of their humvee seized up so they couldn't even return fire. It still makes me physically ill to think about, and that was almost 6 years ago. He's a Reservist now instead of Active Duty. A lot of my friends couldn't wrap their heads around how I was completely unbothered by the year he spent activated at Ft. Bliss in El Paso, TX. It's hard for them to understand that you don't care about missing birthdays, Christmas, and anniversaries just because you know they're still Stateside, because you've had to live through two years of not knowing if they were dying somewhere halfway around the world.

[@dragsys]

I've often heard it said that while one should thank a service member for their service, you should also thank their family for their sacrifice, not for a passed family member, but for the time they spent worrying that they may never see that family member again. So, in that sense, thank you for the sacrifice you made while your husband was deployed.

[@Trainwreck_Art]

@@dragsys Thank you, much appreciated.

[@jamesbailey2462]

20-year vet. If you want to thank a Veteran be an American worth fighting for!

[@kwman69r]

I couldn't have said it better ! Thank You fellow Veteran, I salute YOU !!!

[@evil1259]

i gave 17 years 1 deployment to afghanistan and returned home to racism, I felt alone and betrayed on so many levels if not for my wife, kids and certain friends I would not be here ..this songs says it all

[@PrincessLaMala1]

I cry every time.....I'm so proud of the troops.....and severely disgusted with our government

[@justinholloway1005]

I got recruited when I was homeless and when I got out ibwas back to being homeless, now I am married have 3 kids and one Grand baby .i just wished I could find my drill Sgt's and thank them.

[@todddecann2483]

As a US ARMY vet this one hits hard they have another one Called Gone Away that deals with surviver guilt. Its something many of us deal with

[@SkullyTheRebel]

@Kel-n-Rich I could tell your wife was holding back the urge to burst when she was watching, I didn't serve myself but my cousin did, and he was never the same after he came home, emotionally distant, violent at times when he is vaguely reminded of losing friends or past combat situations, he sadly became addicted to hard drugs. I rarely see him anymore since he became homeless, he bounces between long beach ca and south carolina. I love him to death dearly for his emotional and physical sacrifice, I think that sometimes the only people who can get thru to what society labels "lost causes" is other veterans, they truly understand.

[@russellrdr]

This hits hard, We have got to do something my brothers and sisters.

[@hejdy1337]

Just remember not only US solidiers made the sacrifice

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

Oh yes...Soldiers all over. I say that in the video, be it not clearly...just after I say “Americans”.

[@hejdy1337]

Kel-n-Rich yeah, being from countries far away over seas, spilled same blood in the same mud

[@MrDevildog0321]

We all fought together

[@dalekautzman3747]

I know that you're son passed away some time ago.... There is nothing I can say that will change that. My niece just took her life about a month ago. But I really appreciate you guys paying respect to all vets, that are have given their lifes..... I have lost 2 friends in iraq

[@Kel.N.RichReactions]

We are so very sorry for your loss and for all of your losses. We take comfort in knowing that all they have passed are in a much better place and death is hardest for the living. Much love to you and all your relations. Thanks for the warm, inspiring comments. KnR 💕💕

[@calebguffey2800]

Thank u guys my father served in desert storm

[@timwirasnik5878]

This Navy Veteran with 100% Rated PTSD from the VA says " Thank You"!