http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Freeman

 

Concur with all. Thank you Mr. Freeman. May God rest your soul.

 

The most honorable part about Ed Freeman? He did not see himself as a "hero" you saw himself as doing his duty, placeing others life above his own. He stepped forward to the call. He did not expect an award he did not expect thanks. All of this make him a hero, a roll model for young Soldiers such as myself. It is very sad to think others care more about there movie idols and freak singers and TV sales men than they care about the man that gave them the freedom to do what they want. Whether this belongs in the "touring" forum or not is not important whats important is people are made aware of those that made the true sacrifice. Thank you for posting this.

 

Good post, thanks. RIP Ed.

 

I totally agree with the sentiment, but Ed Freeman died August 20, 2008

 

IMO there is no wrong place for a post such as this. God bless all who serve our wonderful country!

God rest your soul Ed.

 

RIP Ed Freeman and all those heros before you. I lost a cousin in Ia Drang Valley in 1967. His whole platoon was overrun. It happened 42yrs ago yesterday.
http://www.virtualwall.org/units/c-1-12in.htm

 

A hero's story as such can be anywhere you want it to be. The man has earned the right! Thanks for bring us his story.

 

Frank,
Your post about an American Medal of Honor recipient's passing belongs anywhere you want to post it.

Thanks for telling us about someone we may not have known about except for this post.

May He Rest in Peace and May We Honor His Memory.

Randy

 

Good post.