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A cross-border collaboration fueled by an annual conference in Cornwall, Ontario, is helping to honor the life of a Canadian soldier who was born a slave, set free after the
A cross-border collaboration fueled by an annual conference in Cornwall, Ontario, is helping to honor the life of a Canadian soldier who was born a slave, set free after the
major gray, and kennedy, two individuals. i didn t get to know kennedy too well because he had just gotten there for three weeks. but i ll tell you one thing about him is i got to know a lot about him after the attacks through different people who just had so many amazing things to talk about him at west point. gray, i mean loved that man. he was just the just the right officer, the guy that you want to follow into anything. and reggae was just such an expert, and such a nice person, two beautiful kids that i got to meet when i came back. what he meant to them. it s just sad that these ined verible individuals don t get to come home but they re the true heroes in this, so are their families. so humble. do you have family and friends in france today? i got a cousin who is actually in the army up there. so i know he s doing his part. okay. and everybody is okay? everybody s okay. okay. captain, we can t thank you enough for joining us today. it is our honor to have you and
given the opportunity to serve my country, but this medal belongs to true heroes, major gray, and major kennedy, who made the ultimate zachary identify and didn t come home. he is the tenth living medal of honor recipient since 9/11. all ten have been from the war in afghanistan. what about captain groberg s injury is. he spend three years at walter reed and underwent 33 surgeries. president obama visited him there. he suffered a traumatic brain injury. the doctors saved his leg butly the pain is so bad he may opt to remove so it he can get back to running. he drew up outside washington, dc running track and cross-country in high school and college. the speed helped him take down the suicide bomber. distance rung is all about guts and as one teammates say, flo could suffer a little more