The event closed with a presentation of the armed forces medley, and veterans stood up when their branch was called. Salute To The Armed Forces, Medley: LifeWay Worship: 005791673/634337724447: Orchestration: Salute To The Armed Forces, Medley: LifeWay Worship: 005791685/634337724546: Rhythm charts: Salute To The Armed Forces, Medley: LifeWay Worship: 005792157/634337727523: Visual Media Data Disc, 00. Shots rang across the park, and the wind danced with the flag, stars and stripes waving over those gathered below. We could not go off and do the things we do without the support of our communities and families,” she said.įollowing Gorski’s address, a rifle salute was given and two bugelists played taps. “Veterans are truly the lifeblood of this country. Major Gorski spoke not only of the sacrifice of veterans, but of their families and the communities that support them. “And they’ll tell you they’re not, but every one of them holds a piece of our country inside of them.” Military branch seals were photographed at the flagpole included as part of the Vietnam. “ truly are our nation’s heroes,” Gorski said. Armed Forces Medley, arranged by Jari Villanueva, and performed by the United States Air Forces Band. She is going on 20 years of military service with both the U.S. Gorski is a native Idahoan and commander of the 124th Fighter Wing at Gowen Field. When the Army Air Corps became a separate branch of the military in 1947, the originally named The Army Air Corps became the The U.S. Written by Robert Crawford, the song beat out 756 other hopefuls. Under cloudy skies and among fallen leaves, about one hundred local veterans and their families gathered to honor the many generations of men and women who have served our country.Īfter Meridian Mayor Robert Simison thanked those who served and those who came to support their community, Major Kahli Gorski delivered the keynote address. Air Force' song is the product of a 1938 Liberty magazine contest that the Army Air Corps sponsored.
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