Rest in peace, Lt. General Arthur Gregg, my commanding officer in Vietnam, HHC 96th Quartermaster Company. Outstanding leader, and great friend, thank you for your service.
Rest in Peace, Lt. General Arthur J. Gregg. You are a True American Hero. The only thing is, we couldn't have Thanked You enough for all of the Courage, Faith, Strength & Sacrifices you've shown in all you did for our Beautiful Country so we can have our FREEDOM. After all, our FREEDOM IS NOT FREE. It's all Thanks to those that laid down their lives while serving our Country so we can have our FREEDOM. That goes to show just how much they love our Beautiful Country & wants to protect her for us all. All Gave Some, Some Gave All!! That's why we STAND for our National Anthem & Flag!!🇺🇸🦅🎖️❤️
Hearing taps play, seeing the flag delicately folded and any discrepancies/creases swiftly wiped off before transferring to the Officer presiding before presenting to the next of kin. Arlington…..these videos inspire me and current service in the armed forces May you forever look after us LT Gen Gregg 🫡
Thank you for everything you post - it is always moving, memorable and a place for learning and reflection. I appreciate all of you who maintain this channel.
Great Man. I knew him. But as he told people often. “I am an American, not a black American” The gentleman in the blue suit who presented the flag is Lloyd Austin lll Secretary of Defense. He and I shared offices as Captains. Equally a good man who hates the labeling of humans.
Sir, my family is in the funeral business and I have had the honor of participating in funerals at Arlington. I have two questions which I hope you can answer: 1. Why wasn’t the casket transferred to the horse drawn caisson as usual? 2. Why was the Catholic priest a civilian rather than an army chaplain? Thank-you
@@francisruggiero8361 good morning Friend . First thank you for any services you performed for any of my Brothers or Sisters, far too often no one recognizes the importance of you in the last chapter of our time with the loved one. As I understand it there was a private funeral at his home church and then he transported to Arlington. The family may have chosen to not request the horse drawn caisson. Tradition requires the full panoply of the military funeral for a death on active duty or state funeral. The Army Chaplin was present, actually the Chief of Chaplains, but he did just the standard prayer for a soldier. The Catholic priest was the family priest.
My dad was in WWII, and he was of African American and Senegalese descent. He did not personally know this person but knew that this man had made general many years ago. My dad was the late Sgt. AR Steele and although he was a non-com he fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Daddy was also in charge of an ammo dump in the area that he was assigned to work in and protected his men well. I and my brothers were not born until the late 1950s, so he was someone to admire and look up to. He was my hero and our mom who was his wife was my role model. She was a teacher, and I also became one. Finally, our family did give him a military funeral at the graveside ceremony for him. Grahams Funeral Service helped us with this, and they were African American also. This was in January of 2001. We folks of color care also about freedom and liberty.
A beautiful ceremony. Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg is a true American hero who broke down barriers. His family should be proud. What a man he must have been. RIP.
"Rest easy, sleep well my brothers. Know the line has held, your job is done. Rest easy, sleep well. Others have taken up where you fell, the line has held. Peace, peace, and farewell..."
My condolences from Austria 😭😢😢 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌎🌍 In Austria we say God protect your children ,family.men’s,members.friends…. .and we send positive vibes,energy.
Touching. A Good Man. Tradition matters. These ceremonies honor the family, our Country and those who served with (around , before & after) Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg. US Army and all of our US Military reminds us & shows the rest of our society about the Dignity thru our Deeds equals Honor. ACommon1 Connectivity in our Journeys with God & Destiny.
One usually says goodbye to military life with a kiss to the Flag, deeper and more venerable, if possible, than the fiery one that as a young soldier you placed between its folds. May God rest in peace the esteemed soul of this brave man. Lt. General Arthur J. Gregg. I pay all my tribute to this great soldier of our nation. His service and sacrifice will be honored and remembered for generations. May his soul rest in peace. God bless the USA.
Les escribo en castellano pues mi Inglés es muy basico:Acabo de ver el video del Funeral del tte General Gregg y me ha impresionado.Como mienbro del Ejercito Español pues soy Militar Reservista expresar mi mayor respeto a la personaso que forman las Fuerzas Armadas estadoudienses y recocimiento. En España cuando algun mienbro del Ejercito nos abandona en esta vida se recita la Oracion de, LA MUERTE NO ES FINAL......
My GOD! WW2, Korea AND Vietnam. Are there any of these particular incredible warriors left. Thank you Lt. General. I would be lucky to be a flea on his back.
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These Arlington videos always make me want to be a better man.
You will be because you are.
Never quit.
9th Infantry
7th SF Grp
RVN 1972-1975
US Army.
Bring tears to my eyes when I see these type of ceremonies of a fine soldier
Sir may you have peace in the loving hands of God. Thank you for protecting our country.
Amen
Rest in peace, Lt. General Arthur Gregg, my commanding officer in Vietnam, HHC 96th Quartermaster Company. Outstanding leader, and great friend, thank you for your service.
Thanks you everyone and us army 2:26 2:27 2:28 2:28 2:28 2:29 2:29 2:29 2:29 2:30 2:30
Remember me saying hello us army and the moment please let me know 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 3:07 3:13 3:14 3:15
May he Rest In Peace. My brother served in Vietnam do not know if he was brothers Commanding Officer.❤️🙏🏼 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Met him at Bragg back in 79. He was an American hero Goddamnit.
Он в аду?
@@СердарМурадов-о6оNope heaven. Can’t say the same for most Russian military leaders tho.
@@СердарМурадов-о6о We're soldiers, soldiers dont go to Hell. You'll do well to remember that boy.
Rest in Peace, Lt. General Arthur J. Gregg. You are a True American Hero. The only thing is, we couldn't have Thanked You enough for all of the Courage, Faith, Strength & Sacrifices you've shown in all you did for our Beautiful Country so we can have our FREEDOM. After all, our FREEDOM IS NOT FREE. It's all Thanks to those that laid down their lives while serving our Country so we can have our FREEDOM. That goes to show just how much they love our Beautiful Country & wants to protect her for us all. All Gave Some, Some Gave All!! That's why we STAND for our National Anthem & Flag!!🇺🇸🦅🎖️❤️
黙祷、礼拝
Thank you Sir, for your Honorable service to Our Nation and Our peoples. see you in the next battle Sir Carry On!
A very dignified service. Thank you for your service
Hearing taps play, seeing the flag delicately folded and any discrepancies/creases swiftly wiped off before transferring to the Officer presiding before presenting to the next of kin.
Arlington…..these videos inspire me and current service in the armed forces
May you forever look after us LT Gen Gregg 🫡
Amen.
My Prayers and best wishes to Family and Friends! RIP, Sir and Thank you for your Service!!
Thank you for everything you post - it is always moving, memorable and a place for learning and reflection. I appreciate all of you who maintain this channel.
Great Man. I knew him. But as he told people often. “I am an American, not a black American”
The gentleman in the blue suit who presented the flag is Lloyd Austin lll Secretary of Defense. He and I shared offices as Captains. Equally a good man who hates the labeling of humans.
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@@rolandfalkenhain6805 which means what?
Sir, my family is in the funeral business and I have had the honor of participating in funerals at Arlington. I have two questions which I hope you can answer:
1. Why wasn’t the casket transferred to the horse drawn caisson as usual?
2. Why was the Catholic priest a civilian rather than an army chaplain?
Thank-you
@@francisruggiero8361 good morning Friend . First thank you for any services you performed for any of my Brothers or Sisters, far too often no one recognizes the importance of you in the last chapter of our time with the loved one.
As I understand it there was a private funeral at his home church and then he transported to Arlington. The family may have chosen to not request the horse drawn caisson. Tradition requires the full panoply of the military funeral for a death on active duty or state funeral.
The Army Chaplin was present, actually the Chief of Chaplains, but he did just the standard prayer for a soldier. The Catholic priest was the family priest.
@@canisscot7763 thank-you sir for the information. I hope you have a good day.
Dignity and Honor.
With deepest respect & gratitude for your service. Requiescat in pace.
J. B. Coffey, CDR, SC, USNR (Ret)
Lest we forget. Thank you for your service.
Thank you for serving.
Yes, honor and dignity
Thanks for your service my prayers are with your family 🙏 Amen
Thank you Sir! you are an inspiration to us all!!!!
What a dignified service you deserve! RIP!
What a beautiful ceremony. Im very proud of this man and his accomplishments and I dont even know him.
RIP SIR. Thank you. May God bless your family.
Much respect, thank you for your service and inspiration...
Rest in Peace and God Bless America!
Thank you sir for showing us the path forward and the light at the end of the tunnel. Rest In Peace your legacy lives on.🫡🇺🇸
My dad was in WWII, and he was of African American and Senegalese descent. He did not personally know this person but knew that this man had made general many years ago. My dad was the late Sgt. AR Steele and although he was a non-com he fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Daddy was also in charge of an ammo dump in the area that he was assigned to work in and protected his men well. I and my brothers were not born until the late 1950s, so he was someone to admire and look up to. He was my hero and our mom who was his wife was my role model. She was a teacher, and I also became one. Finally, our family did give him a military funeral at the graveside ceremony for him. Grahams Funeral Service helped us with this, and they were African American also. This was in January of 2001. We folks of color care also about freedom and liberty.
Great story. Your dad is an example to all.
My condoliances stay strong G d bless your dad
Amen, thank you for that. I also loved the military. Even though at one time the marines did that want us.
Thank you for sharing your dad's story a true American
AMEN 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
We love you Lt Gen Arthur Gregg and we pray you find peace and rest in blossom of your creator,rest on great American.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SEVICE YOU ARE AMERICA HERO 💙
Such a beautiful ceremony. Salute to you sir and your family.
Thank you for your services & God bless your soul
Thank you for your service Sir. 🇺🇸
May His beautiful soul rest in peace 😢🇺🇲🇺🇲
THANK YOU FOR SERVING AMERICA🇺🇲
Great man and the life, my Nephew is an honor guard right up front with the flag
LOVE America 🇺🇸 ❤️ FOREVER
Thank you for your service. We salute you all.
Thank you for your service, RIP.
thank you for your service AND sacrifice and dedication... the challenges and obstacles had to be unimaginable
LTG Gregg, thank you for service Sir. Truly an extraordinary career. May you rest in peace 🙏🏾🇺🇸
Thank you for you service Sir!
Rest in peace, General
A beautiful ceremony. Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg is a true American hero who broke down barriers. His family should be proud. What a man he must have been. RIP.
RIP and thank you for your service, sir 🫡
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
He now lies with other true Americans. A curse on anyone who desecrates this place.
"Rest easy, sleep well my brothers.
Know the line has held, your job is done.
Rest easy, sleep well.
Others have taken up where you fell, the line has held.
Peace, peace, and farewell..."
A journey well traveled. Salute
Thank you for your service . RIP .
RIP General…
Rip sir
My condolences from Austria 😭😢😢
🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌎🌍 In Austria we say God protect your children ,family.men’s,members.friends…. .and we send positive vibes,energy.
Did not know of this Lieutenant General. But no doubt he served his country well. I offer my sympathy to his family on his passing.
Integrity, Fearless, Service
We appreciate those who helped on this day. Respect
Thank you for being a trail blazer Sir!
A great man and Learder
My condolences to his family.
Thank you for your service
A true American Soldier and Patriot.
RESPECT! Thank you!
My condolences to family .. salute to you, sir for your service. RIP
Thank you for your service sir .
🙏✝️
Well done, Great Americans.the souls of such men will always be with you, great nation
My condoliances to friends family may his memory be blessed 🙏🏻
Touching. A Good Man. Tradition matters. These ceremonies honor the family, our Country and those who served with (around , before & after) Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg. US Army and all of our US Military reminds us & shows the rest of our society about the Dignity thru our Deeds equals Honor. ACommon1 Connectivity in our Journeys with God & Destiny.
RIP and thank you for all you have done. A true American
Thank you for your service to our troops and our country, Lt. Gen. Gregg. May you rest in peace.
Full respect sir🫡. 96 years old...may he R.I.P
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R.I.P. Lt. Gen Aurther Gregg Thank you for you service Sir. I, hand salute you. My, prayers and condolences go out to his family and friends.
Rip sir thank you for your service godbless his soul and his family
One usually says goodbye to military life with a kiss to the Flag, deeper and more venerable, if possible, than the fiery one that as a young soldier you placed between its folds. May God rest in peace the esteemed soul of this brave man. Lt. General Arthur J. Gregg. I pay all my tribute to this great soldier of our nation. His service and sacrifice will be honored and remembered for generations. May his soul rest in peace. God bless the USA.
rest in peace.. thank you for your service..
Our American hero! Respect all the way!
He is among the best of company. May perpetual light shine upon him!!
Rest and peace. Sir' you will always remember.
Respect, Sir!
Rest in Heavenly Peace, Sir. ❤ 🙏 💐
I used to do this. I was in this unit. The 3rd US Infantry, The Old Guard".
Grace peace and heavenly happiness to you sir
Rest in Peace. God Bless your Family
May u rest in peace and thank u for your service
R.I.P.
SIR, THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE AND WELCOME HOME.
May God Bless you RIP 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹
Les escribo en castellano pues mi Inglés es muy basico:Acabo de ver el video del Funeral del tte General Gregg y me ha impresionado.Como mienbro del Ejercito Español pues soy Militar Reservista expresar mi mayor respeto a la personaso que forman las Fuerzas Armadas estadoudienses y recocimiento. En España cuando algun mienbro del Ejercito nos abandona en esta vida se recita la Oracion de, LA MUERTE NO ES FINAL......
The Americans are very honourable regarding their military.
It was worth the sacrifice of his life and times!
Rest in peace in the bossom of our Lord and Saviour...
Thank you for helping make the world a better place....
🕊🇺🇸You upheld your oath Warrior...Rest Well Forever Lt. Gen Arthur Gregg 🇺🇸🕊
I love all our fallen soldiers!
My GOD! WW2, Korea AND Vietnam. Are there any of these particular incredible warriors left. Thank you Lt. General. I would be lucky to be a flea on his back.
Great man, May his soul rest in peace
3rd INFANTRY DIVISION OLD GUARD ALWAYS SHARP AND ON POINT. RIP SIR
Rest in peace, soldier.
Who was there with a security detail??
SecDef
Rest In Peace Sir, Thank You For Your Sacrifices 😔😔😔😔😔😔
Another soldier in Gods army. May he rest in peace!
Rest in peace 🙏🙏
R.I.P. We are human beings first and foremost.
Honneur et respect
He said this is hollow ground not some place u go and have a photo op.whem I'm in Washington I always visit Vietnam memorial and Arlington cemetery
15 years ago I met in Walmart he was on the scooter wheel chair I was wore my uniform he called me and saluted to me great man honor man hoorah