to be hurt or die here, and that is why i am standing here in the armour, and try to do myjob as possible, to stay alive. that is a daily battle. they scan for enemy sniper, who will also be scanning for them. if russian troops invade ukraine, there could be many young men lost. on both sides. and for the very young here, lessons in survival. this is school number one, in in the town. a practise run taking children down to the bomb shetland e packing a practise run taking children down to the bomb shelter packing them to the rafters. normally it happens twice a year,
viewers, why he decided to serve in the military and that mantra that he had if not me, then who. thanks so much. my brother and i were born into a military. my dad is a retired colonel in the marine corps so we were embedded with a sense of service from a very young age. we understood what that meant but my brother certainly felt a calling to serve. he attended the united states marine corps united states naval academy, went on to become a marine and was on his second tour of duty when he was killed by enemy sniper, but before leaving for that deployment he was asked why he had to go back and his response was very simple, if not me, then who? and, you know, travis lived by those five words, but they are five words that are so indicative of our military community. each and everyone of our service
doylestown, pennsylvania. over 50 cities worldwide and most in the united states and a pay tribute to those we lost during 9/11 and since. so, started as a few hundred people in doylestown and now we re expecting over 25,000 runners, 50,000 spectators and over 2000 volunteers. alisyn: what an accomplish: and it s named after travis, fellow soldier and fellow marine. and i went to basic school with travis in 2004, and got to know his family very well and just, just a great marine and a guy that, you know that i always respected and his words of, you know, if not me, who, struck is chord with me and just and we know that he was shot by an enemy sniper after