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Hundreds Of Marines, Airmen Honor Those Killed At NAS Pensacola
December 8, 2019
Over 400 marines and airmen stationed at NAS Pensacola showed their respects Saturday morning for the victims of the mass shooting Friday on the base.
“This just shows that no matter what happens we as brothers and sisters will always stand together, and for that I am and will always be proud to call myself a United States Marine,” Alivia Reek said.
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12 Responses to “Hundreds Of Marines, Airmen Honor Those Killed At NAS Pensacola”
Daniel W Goodson Retired United States Navy. My heart and prayers are for those who’ve lost members. In Our Darkest Hours We Turn To GOD Our Creator. I Pray You Find Peace Knowing That Those Lost Are In The Arms Of GOD. “Father GOD we ask that You touch those family members and friends of those lost, we also ask for speedy recovery of those still in the hospital, please keep Your hands on all members of our Military where ever they may serve, past, present and future. Amen”… Rest Easy, We Have The Watch
USMC, Semper Fi to my brothers in Arms.
Force Recon Always Faithful.
My condolences and prayers too all the families of this senseless violence, they need to send them all back.Next time a soldier training on our soil is going to have access to our weapons of mass destruction and u know explode one,that’s there mission in life.
This just so so terrible that this can happen at one of our bases. It has just got to stop
Send them all back to where they can from. We do not need to be loosing our own. Prayers for all the family’s
Our location and volunteers have you in our prayers and stand at the ready if you need us.
Craig Russell
President/Founder
SS American Memorial Foundation
I was stationed at the schoolhouse at NAS training new recruits the basics of catapults and arresting gear. Best 5 years of my life. So proud of these young men and women. God Bless the family of the fallen and survivors. You are all the pride of a grateful nation.
As a military community, we are truly shocked and saddened by this senseless act. We are so proud of our military!
I’m so very proud of our young Military men and women. I spent 7 years on NAS and this hits home hard. Thankyou to all of our military and first responders.
United we stand
Hoorah
Honoring and Remembering those murdered and wounded in the terror attack aboard NAS on Friday.
Also appropriate to Remember the December 7, 1941 sneak attack by the Imperial Navy upon the Naval and Army bases in Hawaii which put the USA into World War II.
God Bless ALL who Have and Do Serve under OUR Flag.
…May God bless these Marines and all the Navy personnel stationed at PNS NAS and all of the first responders who raced to the scene on Friday morning…Praying for those still in the hospital and the families who are mourning those lost ..We also pray for all of our military serving all over the world and thec families that support them…and pray for healing of all involved..May God Bless this great nation..
I am so proud of my husband for putting this together. This was completely voluntary so it’s amazing to see this many men and women coming together to show their respect after such a tragedy.