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Good morning my peoples blessings upon you, family, friends, and foes alike. Thank you LORD for including my family and I on your wake up list. Father God thank you for watching over my children especially Michael, I know you are working in the background. You will use him for Kingdom Business. #WeArePR #GODFIRST #RISETOGRACE #HUMANSHELPINGHUMANS #SAVEOURYOURTH #BREAKINGBARRIERS 2 Corinthians 5:7For we walk by faith, not by sight.You will eat the fruit of what you say! Is it always easy to say what God said instead of what you see with your eyes? No, it’s not. But as Kingdom people, we walk by faith and not by sight. I know it’s not easy, but today, keep speaking God’s Word. What you see will align with what you say!Father, I thank You for Your love and mercy. I praise You. It’s not always easy to speak Your Word when my situation says the opposite of it. But I choose to walk by faith today. In Jesus’ name, amen!Rise To Grace...

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Your crisis is a privilege God has given you to experience a deeper realm of miracle-working power. Get up and start shouting! You have been chosen for a miracle. Faith must have the incubator of impossibility to grow. Don’t panic. This trouble is just a test – a test with a reward. So don’t stop short of the prize. The greater the conflict, the greater the conquest.

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Naval Special Warfare Center The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum Repost The cost of freedom can be found at your local Veteran's cemetery

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Jim Kuiken Force Recon Association 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, USMC 1st Force Reconnaissance Company Warrior Rescue (501c3 Nonprofit)

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Naval Special Warfare Center The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum Repost He responded "I'M TRYING!" the instructor then exploded: "There is no try. we DO NOT try. Your Teammates do not need you to TRY to cover their backs. Your swim buddy does not need you to TRY to rescue him on a dive. Your platoon does not need you to TRY to shoot straight. There is no TRY! There is only DO. DO, or DO NOT! There is no TRY!'"

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Sergeant First Class Alwyn C. Cashe pulled six soldiers from the burning hulk of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle, while himself on fire and under fire from insurgents who set the ambush. He willingly sacrificed his life to rescue his fellow soldiers.On October 17, 2005, SFC Cashe manned the turret of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle when it hit an IED. The bomb ignited a fuel cell on board, engulfing the vehicle in flames and showering the crew with fuel. SFC Cashe left his hatch unharmed, but drenched in fuel. At the front of the vehicle, the driver sat in his hatch surrounded in fire. Cashe yanked the driver out to the ground and extinguished the flames on his body. As he worked, enemy rounds cracked overhead and impacted around the vehicle in a complex ambush. Ignoring the gunfire, Cashe saw the troop hatch at the rear of the vehicle open. Smoke and flame poured out of the inner compartment, still occupied by 7 soldiers. Cashe ran to the opening and reached inside. His soaked uniform ignited as he pulled soldiers to safety. He returned inside the vehicle a second time, bringing more soldiers out. By the third time SFC Cashe entered the Bradley, his entire uniform burned on his body. More Bradleys arrived shortly after the explosion. Despite suffering 2nd and 3rd degree burns over more than 70% of his body, Cashe refused medical evacuation until all his soldiers were treated first. Six soldiers lived as a direct result of his actions. Cashe returned to the US for treatment, and passed away from his burns three weeks later in November 2005. For his selfless actions, knowing exactly what the consequences could be, SFC Cashe was posthumously awarded the Silver Star. The medal is currently being contested, and the case being made for an upgrade to the Medal of Honor. Cashe was a veteran of the Gulf War and two combat deployments in Iraq. He was 35 years old at the time of his death.#battlesightzero #bzo #history #military #militaryhistory #veteran #veterans #america #army #usarmy #oif #operationiraqifreedom #gwot #silverstar

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Ben Owen Warrior Rescue (501c3 Nonprofit)

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Warrior Rescue (501c3 Nonprofit) Unfortunately this is true. If you’re in leadership and you’re experiencing or experienced this, don’t worry. It happens to all of us. Let me know in the comments if you’ve experienced this. The good news is that there is only 1 person that is loyal to you no matter how you treat him. In fact he died for you. Jesus !!! Amen !!

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