Veterans' SILENCE SPEAKS VOLUMES – Powerful Lessons for Handling the Unexpected – Shocking Lessons

#kindness

[maicey_t.]

"Tell me how I can help." I love that it's not a question, it's a statement. He's _going_ to help, no matter what. What a sweet guy.

[maybekd]

"Tell me how I can help." I love that. Such a kind man.

[deelee]

It doesn’t matter if he’s a vet. He’s someone that needs help & he should be treated with kindness .

[gerishine]

If you hear something, please, say something. These vets have earned our respect.

[GrowWithTheFlow]

I love the “Tell me how I can help.” It’s such a respectful way to approach it. No hero ego there, just a wonderful person.

[vince]

That “hoo-rah” was complete and total affirmation to that man that he had a brother watching out for him. It was a non-physical hand on the shoulder saying “I got you”. Love it.

[AuroraPearls]

"Tell me how I can help. " These six words have changed my life.

[randyfulbright]

Only Vets understand each other. God bless this Marine.

[r.fo.]

That’s the most heartfelt hoo-rah I’ve ever heard man

[ThatGuyOverThere]

The gentlest “Ooh-rah” I’ve ever heard, and one that commands more respect than many.
Proper ally sir.

[ExtremelyToxic]

The actor-workers are so hard to not geniunely hate.

[kerriastrain]

More people need to be like the older gentleman ❤

[dougalexander]

Makes tears well up. Thank you Army guy. We got your back.

[kitkatanimations]

“You don’t treat vets like that.”
You just don’t treat people like that, you don’t know what they’ve been through

[dazzlingextremes]

As a daughter of a mother whose just had a brain tumor removed and she's now having to relearn a lot of things .. this hurts me more than it ever had before. Kindness MATTERS.

[LaurenWaters-nccm]

I agree. You don't treat ANYbody like that. Most of us may not have served our country, but Many of have been through the same amount of battle in our lives.

[amandacarrington]

The way he quietly told the manager so others cant overhear and he didn't further embarrass the other guy❤

[DustyEmma]

All the services make fun of each other, but they are ALWAYS ready to help each other like brothers…. Well done that marine !

[evelyncortez]

I literally gasped when she called him "Sgt. Slow." I know this isn't real, but God, the fact that there are real people that may behave like this (insensitive, unempathetic, disrespectful) turns my stomach and boils my blood.

[a.m.m-wy]

My aunt was Army, suffered a brain injury. I've seen this happen to her multiple times. Proud to see someone come to his aid