Well today my brother arrived for his two week vacation from Iraq.
Maybe you guys remember this commercial and maybe you don't from the Super Bowl. My brother said as soon as his Omni DC-10 pulled into the gate at ATL and they deboarded everyone erupted in applause just as in the following commercial. It's amazing how much the troops are supported even if not everyone agrees with the war.
Now when he arrived at CVG and we were there to pick him up; everyone knew why we were there. I mean my mom had red, white, and blue balloons (no clue why they were a waste) and I had my camera of course. Every single person coming up the escalator started whispering and they had the biggest smiles on their faces. Once my brother was in sight everyone waiting around's faced lit up with a huge smile and some people started to clap, all the while my parents crying. People from all across the terminal came to shake my brothers hand and I thought it was awesome. Every single one of them told him thank you and seemed so happy that he was home.
I just thought I'd share this story as even though not everyone supports the war, the support is there for the troops. It was an amazing thing to experience. It's good people realize that they need the support unlike the Vietnam era.
Maybe you guys remember this commercial and maybe you don't from the Super Bowl. My brother said as soon as his Omni DC-10 pulled into the gate at ATL and they deboarded everyone erupted in applause just as in the following commercial. It's amazing how much the troops are supported even if not everyone agrees with the war.
Now when he arrived at CVG and we were there to pick him up; everyone knew why we were there. I mean my mom had red, white, and blue balloons (no clue why they were a waste) and I had my camera of course. Every single person coming up the escalator started whispering and they had the biggest smiles on their faces. Once my brother was in sight everyone waiting around's faced lit up with a huge smile and some people started to clap, all the while my parents crying. People from all across the terminal came to shake my brothers hand and I thought it was awesome. Every single one of them told him thank you and seemed so happy that he was home.
I just thought I'd share this story as even though not everyone supports the war, the support is there for the troops. It was an amazing thing to experience. It's good people realize that they need the support unlike the Vietnam era.
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