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Voted!!! Now to just continue living life the best I can no matter what the outcome is. If you don’t like the way things are going do something to change it, make a difference in someone’s life is a good way to start.

What good thing are you going to do today?

Remember to go vote tomorrow Nov. 5th! Whichever way it goes just remember this is America and Our Heroes fight for Our Freedoms. Love each other and Love our country! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

What to say about Gregory Gadson, this man is a miracle in his own right and a hero to our country. He starred in 2012 movie Battleship and an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

Here is Gregory’s story. On the night of May 7, 2007, while returning from a memorial service for two soldiers from his brigade, he lost both his legs and severely injured his right arm to a roadside bomb in Baghdad.

Being in the presence of men like Medal of Honor recipient Don “Doc” Ballard is such an honor. This man is not only a hero he is humble, funny, and ornery. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

While under enemy fire, Don Ballard was attending to a wounded Marine when an enemy gr***de landed near the wounded Marine, four other Marines, and himself. He immediately covered the gr***de with his body to shield the five Marines from the blast. Realizing that the gr***de failed to explode, he quickly threw it out of harm's way as it exploded, saving the Marines and himself from harm or death. He then continued on attending to wounded Marines during the firefight.

Beauty and I had the honor to hang out with Master Chief Hershel Davis and Medal of Honor Recipient Leroy Petry yesterday. These two men are amazing and their stories are incredible.

Master Chief Hershel Davis is a legendary frogman who served with the UDT/SEAL teams from Vietnam up to the killing of Pablo Escobar.
Hershel Davis was the Senior Command Master Chief SEAL in the entire United States Navy ( #8 in the entire U.S. Navy), when he was forced into retirement at the age of 52 with 34 years of service, first as a Frog Man (before the SEALS existed), and was one of the original SEALS. During those 34 years Hershel earned two Purple Hearts, had two of his fingers shot off and took a bullet through the abdomen in a close quarters exchange in Vietnam where he dispatched his assailant. Two years later he was severely wounded by an exploding land mine. Each time, as soon as he was out of hospital, he returned to the fight.

On May 26, 2008, during his seventh deployment, Leroy Petry was a member of a team on a mission to capture a Taliban target in Paktia Province. Despite being wounded in both legs by gunfire, Petry continued to fight and give orders. When a gr***de landed between him and two other soldiers, Petry grabbed it and attempted to throw it away from them. He saved the soldiers' lives but the gr***de exploded, severing his right hand.