Today you will head out and vote for the leader you want to see as the Commander in Chief of the United States of America. The 8th of November is the day we will know who we will call our President and they will have 4 years starting January 20th to make this country what we all know in our hearts it represents. The 8th of November will change our lives today and 51 years ago today lives were changed in another world most of us don’t know about. The world of war through the eyes of our troops. I’ve included the narrative of Operation Hump and before you go out and vote give it a read then listen to the song. It’s a good ass song. (It’s the link)
https://youtu.be/ozpdBvB0hek
We are proud to be American’s because of men like these. So remember as you’re picking that candidate who are the ones that truly fights our politicians wars. God Bless all Soldiers, Marines, Sailors, Coast Guardsmen and Airmen. God Bless The United States of America.

“On November 8th 1965, the 173rd Airborne Brigade on “Operation Hump”, war zone “D” in Vietnam, were ambushed by over 1200 VC. Forty-nine American soldiers lost their lives that day. Severely wounded and risking his own life, Lawrence Joel, a medic, was the first living black man since the Spanish-American War to receive the United States Medal of Honor for saving so many lives in the midst of battle that day. Our friend, Niles Harris, retired 25 years United States Army, the guy who gave Big Kenny his top hat, was one of the wounded who lived. This song is his story. Caught in the action of kill or be killed, greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for his brother.”
Introduction by Kris Kristofferson 
173rd Engineer Co
PFC Davis Uptain, Fayette, AL
C Btry, 3rd Bn, 319th Artillery
SGT Lloyd V. Greene, Paterson, NJ
PFC Steve I. Orris, Wayne, MI
A Co, 1st Bn, 503rd Infantry
PFC John E. Hannigan, Antioch, CA
PSGT Leroy Hill, Washington, DC
PFC Samuel S. Tolliver, Richmond, VA
2LT David L. Ugland, Minneapolis, MN
B Co, 1st Bn, 503rd Infantry
SFC Bryant Brayboy, Philadelphia, PA
PFC Herman Brown, Richlands, VA
SSG Magno Campos, Lahaina, HI
SFC Henry T. Cannon, Jacksonville, FL
PFC Lavalle E. Carlton, Cleveland, OH
PFC Gary L. Elmore, Garden City, MI
SP4 Everett W. Goias, San Francisco, CA
PFC Kenneth E. Graham, Defiance, OH
SGT Rebel L. Holcomb, Wichita, KS
SGT Lawrence P. Howard, Philadelphia, PA
SP4 Wayne W. Humphries, Shawnee, OK
SGT David L. Keel, Houston, TX
PFC Michael M. Medley, Jackson, MI
PVT Charles L. Mitchell, New York, NY
PFC Jerry L. Potter, Englewood, CO
PFC Michael P. Russo, New York, NY
SSG Theodore Shamblin, Fayetteville, WV (DoW 11/11/1965)
2LT Clair H. Thurston, Thorndike, ME
PFC Danny R. Ward, Beauty, KY
PFC Kelly E. Whitaker, Memphis, TN
C Co, 1st Bn, 503rd Infantry
PFC Rudolph R. Aguilar, Los Angeles, CA
SP4 James Belton, State Park, SC
PFC Byron J. Foster, Detroit, MI
PFC Joseph T. Hamilton, Philadelphia, PA
SP4 Robert W. Harden, Waycross, GA
SSG Clifton W. Harrington, Aberdeen, NC
SGT John A. Hughlett, Brighton, TN
SGT Theodore R. Jones, Auburn, NE
CPL Cleo Lockett, Birmingham, AL
PFC Valentine Marquez, Wiley, CO
PFC Michael K. Mathison, East St Louis, IL
PFC Harold M. Smith, Sumter, SC
PFC Daniel J. Sobota, Peoria, IL
SP4 Cordell Spencer, Bessemer, AL
SP4 Scip Tate, Newark, NJ
SP4 Thomas A. Turnage, Texarkana, AR
SP4 George Vincent, Los Angeles, CA
SGT Troy B. Williams, Mount Hope, WV
HHC, 1st Bn, 503rd Infantry
PFC Harold Goldman, Ocala, FL
SP4 John A. Nathan, San Francisco, CA
PFC Dennis D. Rutowski, Waterford, WI
A Co, 2nd Bn, 503rd Infantry
SSG Samuel A. Eidson, North Birmingham, AL