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When my navy WWII combat veteran uncle was being buried, when taps was played my dad, overcome with grief dropped to his knees. I don’t think the reasoning is the same for both cases but everyone emphatically did not raise an objection at the funeral.


31 posted on 09/28/2017 9:27:49 AM PDT by USCG SimTech
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To: USCG SimTech

That taps part is tough.


33 posted on 09/28/2017 9:29:06 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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overcome with grief dropped to his knees

I fail to see any grief in the body language or dress of the kneeling son of Obama or his hoodrat friends behind him. Maybe i'm wrong, but I doubt it.
43 posted on 09/28/2017 9:36:30 AM PDT by redcatcherb412
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I think being on both knees is totally different than one.


84 posted on 09/28/2017 1:58:14 PM PDT by CottonBall (Thank you, Julian)
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On a recent Sunday at Church a bugler played Taps. I rose as did a man in a pew next to me. Then slowly around the room men rose and placed hand over heart. It was a powerful event and a reminder of just how many have served the flag.


92 posted on 09/28/2017 2:50:52 PM PDT by Bookshelf
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