To all those who have served, from the militia at Lexington and Concord, Washington's army crossing the Delaware, Jackson at the battle of New Orleans, through Lee's surrender to Grant at Appomattox and the Doughboys who served in WWI to the Aces of Gen. Chennault, those who chased Rommel across Africa and they who stormed the beaches at Normandy, the men who fought the forces of Kim Il-Sung and Mao in Korea, and the men who fought in Vietnam, through to those who pushed Saddam out of Kuwait and the men who now serve in Iraq and Afghanistan, I have no words strong enough, no admiration deep enough, and no sense of appreciation large enough to thank you for what you have done for my world, my country, or my family.

Thank you.

Bill & Kristy

thats the problem with the american civilians these days they seem to forget and it burns me up to no end .
Yeah ya still see homeless vets on the street corners and all ya hear is "man what a bum get a job"
But the guy probly done more for his country in a few years than the average american does in a lifetime .
and of course complain about it.
sorry had to vent (its my right as a vet) lol

Excellent !!! Makes you Proud.

The only thing I would have added at the end was a high-revving smokey burn out !

May God continue to bless those who serve this great nation for they provide us the freedom to do what we enjoy !

That's a great Commercial!!

I REALLY thought his Dad was going to give him his Mustang. (The old one)

Oh well a new one is not too bad.

Ty O'Neal