On Monday, President Donald Trump honored America’s “fallen soldiers” by placing a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and giving a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery.
The president, Vice President J. D. Vance, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth are seen in a video shared on X, previously Online, saluting during the meeting held on Monday at Arlington National Cemetery in honor of America’s fell service people.
The leader made a statement in honor of the numerous services people who have died fighting for the United States after placing a crown at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Trump stated,” We gathered today to honor the incredible and support members who rest in splendor in this graveyard and burial grounds all over the world and in a thousand unhappy sites that are only known to God.” In every danger and problems, American warriors have resisted their country’s visit by leaving behind the gifts of home and family. They have given each and every one of us their final breathes so that we may live healthy and surrounded by all that they had in them and that they may give it to us.
Trump honored the “immortal activities” of America’s fallen service members in his speech, and he praised the country’s thanks for the “ultimate product” that support people who died for their land” sincerely gave.” Trump said,” They gave all, and we owe them everything.”
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The president referred to the fallen service members as “warriors” and continued,” And that’s what they are today as wonderful, wonderful warriors who stepped up to the plate of responsibility and support, knowing that to live for another meant they would always die for some.”
Trump argued that the country’s Memorial Day event this year was “especially important” as it marked the nation’s” 250 years since the first American Patriots fell on the battlefield two and a half decades ago.”
Trump addressed the crowd at Arlington National Cemetery,” Being the first to dedicate their lives to a country that had not yet had a name,” saying that” troist minutemen and humble farm boys were the first.” We are certain of our responsibilities to those young people, but we are never told what their sacrifice would suggest to us. The result of their valor was the most fairest, most powerful, and most noble republic to actually exist on Earth.
Trump remarked in his speech that he should “may God bless our fell soldiers, perhaps God bless our Gold Star people, and may God bless the United States of America.”
