when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans for anyone who has served overseas, mail call was the only connection to life back home bruce schuller "just liek the old days - waiting for mail call!" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i had no idea this was coming at all." but unlike letters they recieved during battle asking how they were doing, these messages from friends, family and school children offer something different clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "thank you mom, capt claire, for your service..." "i'm sure the things you did had a big impact on our country." "you may not think you are a big deal, you are a big deal." some of the notes draw big smiles nat thomas matt "these really touched me" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i can hardly read through the tears." others bring out emotion that had been long forgetten bruce schuller "its someting i ha

when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans for anyone who has served overseas, mail call was the only connection to life back home bruce schuller "just liek the old days - waiting for mail call!" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i had no idea this was coming at all." but unlike letters they recieved during battle asking how they were doing, these messages from friends, family and school children offer something different clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "thank you mom, capt claire, for your service..." "i'm sure the things you did had a big impact on our country." "you may not think you are a big deal, you are a big deal." some of the notes draw big smiles nat thomas matt "these really touched me" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i can hardly read through the tears." others bring out emotion that had been long forgetten bruce schuller "its someting i ha

when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans call was the only connection to life back home bruce schuller "just liek the old days - waiting for mail call!" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i had no idea this was coming at all." but unlike letters they recieved during battle asking how they were doing, these messages from friends, family and school children offer something different clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "thank you mom, capt claire, for your service..." "i'm sure the things you did had a big impact on our country." "you may not think you are a big deal, you are a big deal." some of the notes draw big smiles nat thomas matt "these really touched me" clarice kostelnick - viet nam nurse "i can hardly read through the tears." others bring out emotion that had been long forgetten bruce schuller "its someting i havent' felt in a long time...and its good.

soldiers, airman and marines have been given: take everything in & stay awake for roughly 20 hours don batt - veteran organizer "when we were trying to recruit the vets to go on this flight, 80% of them said i don't want to take someone understand that, but once they're here they of a lifetime." "thank you so much for your service" -"oh, you're welcome, 95-year-old clifford nat "hi sweetie" he's waited a lifetime to see the world war 2 memorial he helped inspire clifford ronbiette wwii i'm just overwhelmed...it makes you speechless to try new worlds to try and describe. it's almost like being on hallowed ground like abe lincoln said at gettysburg." over a half century after his last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette wwii "there was times of great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he might put on a real big...but they were afraid. i remember and i'll never forget." nat - taps plays arlington cemetery h

soldiers, airman and marines have been given: take everything in & stay awake for roughly 20 hours don batt - veteran organizer "when we were trying to recruit the vets to go on this flight, 80% of them said i don't want to take someone else's seat...and i can understand that, but once they're here they are fulfilling the trip of a lifetime." nat "thank you so much for your service" -"oh, you're welcome, i'd do it again in a second." 95-year-old clifford robinett will be 96 in three days nat "hi sweetie" he's waited a lifetime to see the world war 2 memorial he helped inspire clifford ronbiette wwii i'm just overwhelmed...it makes you speechless to try new worlds to try and describe. it's almost like being on hallowed ground like abe lincoln said at gettysburg." over a half century after his last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette wwii "there was times of great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he migh

soldiers, airman and marines have been given: take everything in & stay awake for roughly 20 hours don batt - veteran organizer "when we were trying to recruit the vets to go on this flight, 80% of them said i don't want to take someone else's seat...and i can understand that, but once they're here they are fulfilling the trip of a lifetime." nat "thank you so much for your service" -"oh, you're welcome, i'd do it again in a second." 95-year-old clifford robinett will be 96 in three days nat "hi sweetie" he's waited a lifetime to see the world war 2 inspire clifford ronbiette wwii i'm just overwhelmed...it makes you speechless to try new worlds to try and describe. it's almost like being on hallowed ground like abe lincoln said at gettysburg." over a half century after his last patrol in the pacific - messages etched in stone are as real today as they were 75 years ago clifford ronbiette great fear and great danger and you knew it and anybody who said he wasn't afraid in certain situations wasn't true. everybody even in certain situations, he might put on a real big...but they were afraid.