You have to remember, some bodies were blown to pieces from bombs and grenades, some were burnt to ash and char. Bodies can suffer many ravages that will make it unrecognizable and unidentifiable. Now we have DNA to help with identification. I have been to Arlington National Cemetary many many times, and it has never ceased to humble me. As a Veteran, and Son of a Veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars, I will always have the deepest love and respect for those taken in war. One of the terms I hate is Lost. They're not lost. They gave themselves and their lives limbs and sanity in defense of and for the sake of the liberty and freedom of this country, sadly too often for people who fail miserably to show respect. A Government who often find it too easy to renig on the promises given to those who volunteer their service. Why are so many Veterans now living homeless on the street while people who aren't even citizens are housed, fed, educated, and given medical care. It's a sad thing. Our So Called leaders on both sides of the aisle are a disgrace and a slap in the face to those who lie within the Hallowed grounds of Arlington, and other grounds around the world. But we Veterans appreciate the respect that of late have been shown by folks like you, who are citizens of a Foreign land. Maybe just maybe our young folks will see the respect and get a hint. We can always hope. And maybe one day, those young folks will become a new group of leaders with a greater respect for those who fought and died or even survived in defense of out freedoms.

@larryzigler6812

3 ай бұрын

Well TRUMP called U.S. service members who lost their lives losers and suckers, more than once.

@firefighterchick

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

@veteranhoffman6776

3 ай бұрын

Amen to that Brother I myself am an Army Cold War era Veteran, a cousin and 2 Uncles in Vietnam, 2 Uncles in the Korean War, and an Uncle and my Father that were in WWII. I have a Niece & Nephew currently serving in the Army, and no doubt in my mind future generations of my family will continue to Serve. As a Veteran I see the term “I/We took an oath that has no expiration date, to Protect the Constitution of the United States from all enemies both foreign and domestic”, I myself am disgusted with what our Government has made this Great Nation into, but the Insurrection of Jan 6th (instigated by Trump) shows how our Government will respond if us Veterans follow our Oath.

@larryzigler6812

3 ай бұрын

@@veteranhoffman6776 Plus we all know the disdain Trump has for honor and sacrifice

@donaldriddle230

3 ай бұрын

@veteranhoffman6776 Oh yes! Solitary Confinement before actual charges or trial or conviction. No visitation or representation. Denial of medical care and assistance. You would think these folks had burnt down buildings, thrown rocks and other things and even killed cops, stopped traffic on highways that caused the deaths of innocent people who couldn't get to hospitals on time. But in truth their only real crime was supporting Donald Trump instead of the Braindead Babbling Buffoon Brandon!! I've heard those "I took an oath that never expires ckaims as well. Here's what I've got to say. If I were even physically able and this administration came out and said I had to go back in the service, I'd tell them just how far they could stuff that order up whatever orifice they chose! I would not serve under a Puppet dictator like Braindead Babbling Buffoon!! I would however do my best to survive and keep my closest safe.

Not every American soldier got to come home, but we’ll be damned if they are EVER forgotten.

In 1942, the British Ship HMT Bedfordshire was struck by a torpedo from a German U-Boat off the coast of North Carolina. All 37 sailors were lost. In the following days the bodies of four of those sailors washed ashore the small island of Ocracoke NC. Local residents buried the four in a local cemetery and cared for those graves in honor of the sacrifice of those young men. Every year, the National Park Service, the US Coast Guard, and the British Royal Navy have a ceremony at the site to honor the men who lost their lives in the attacks. Eventually the grounds were leased in perpetuity to the British Commonwealth for as long as the sailors are buried there, so technically the four men are buried on home soil "That is forever England.” I visit that site every year to pay my respects.

@lauracontino269

19 күн бұрын

Oh my god, Ive been to Ocracoke and I never heard that story. We went there because its supposed to be the home port of Edward Teach, otherwise known as the pirate Blackbeard.

@graceskerp

13 күн бұрын

Hands across the sea.

@ziggymarlowe5654

12 күн бұрын

@@lauracontino269 Look for the British Cemetery to the right of the old town cemetery. There is a white fence and walkway that leads to the graves of the British seamen.

You must now watch the actual "Changing of the Guard" video. One video explains how a solder becomes a guard and one shows the actual changing of the guard exchange.

This tomb isn’t just for the three soldiers buried there. It’s for every single unknown soldier. They had to randomly and blindly select one coffin for each war just because they couldn’t bury every single unknown soldier there.

As a US Veteran that's been to the changing of the guard at Arlington, it's a truly emotional experience and one you never forget. Powerful. If you're interested, there are some great videos of the actual changing of the guard with their history and training that will give you more insight and context into our honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

@janetprice85

20 күн бұрын

Very much so.

Freedom is not free. It comes with a heavy Price. And that price is paved in the blood of the brave and the sacrificed lives of heroes.

I served in the 3rd Infantry (The Old Guard) in 1972, in a regular company on a Color Team. Fort Myer abuts Arlington and I’ve spent many hours in the cemetery and watching the Tomb Guards changing ceremony. It is impressive, and it takes a great deal of work and personal sacrifice to be a sentinel and allowed to “walk the mat”. Regardless of the rank of the sentinel, they do not wear any insignia on their uniform so there is no chance of outranking the honored dead. When there was the hurricane they were given the option to shelter inside, but refused and continued their duty. Also, with DNA now the Vietnam unknown was identified and his family wanted him brought nearer to them so that grave is now empty. No other unknowns have been found from that war. - Boomer69

As a sign of respect for the forgotten soldiers, the guards that protect the Tomb itself wear NO rank insignia on their uniforms. They do this to ensure that NO guard will be of a higher rank than one of the forgotten soldiers. Meaning that they technically don't even qualify as a PRIVATE (lowest rank in the military) because without the rank insignia on their uniform, they HAVE no rank at all. Outside of their "guard duty schedule", their other military uniforms have their designated ranks.

@nadjasunflower1387

3 ай бұрын

just a mild point of correction: " slick sleeves " are privates. so at the very minimum they are of equal rank of the entombed. (USMC e-1 private no rank insignia Army e-1 private2 no rank insignia Navy: e-1 seaman no rank insignia Air Force: e-1 airman no rank insignia

Yes, it is a very humbling, somber and emotional sight to behold to witness it in person. If you ever get the chance to go, I would highly recommend you do so. Makes you glad to be alive.❣️

My son is in the US Navy, age 20 and serving on the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier. He was on leave and home the first of the year. I have a pass into the the cemetery as my father is insured there. A Vietnam vet who made it back physically intact but not mentally. He died about 25 years before my son was born. We did find my dad's grave and I tell you it is incredibly somber when you are there all you can see in all directions are grave stones. We also watched the changing of the guard. His great grandfather was a guard at The Tomb of the Unknowns. One Americans experience. Thank you for your respect.

In a small gesture I have traveled to small cemeteries where I have found more than likely military graves that haven't had visitors and not cleaned for years. I visit clean, place a small American flag to fly above them, I state their name rank and theater they served and or died. One more time someone remembers who they are and what branch they were in. My thoughts are that after your last visitor of your last resting place is gone no one pays attention to that little grave. All I can do to make sure they are remembered is just that, remember them till my next visit.

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@FD-E-St-Fire Hello to you and thank you for the comment, That is a very lovely gesture. All the best BPR

@lorriredmon8212

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for that beautiful act of love and respect! It doesn't go unnoticed.

The Unknown Soldier is honored by Parliament with the Victoria Cross. The British Unknown is reciprocated with one of the few US Medal of Honor awarded to foreign soldiers.

Everytime I go to Arlington, I always make sure to visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Sadly, I will be there in two weeks to lay my mother to rest. My father is already interred there, and as was her wish, and her right, she will be interred with him. He spent 34 years in the Navy, and always wanted to be buried at Arlington. They were married for 53 years before my father passed away, so it is only right that they be reunited for all eternity. Love you and miss you, Mom and Dad.

The 21 Steps, . . . The Guard wears taps on their shoes to offer a 21 "gun" Salute to The Unknown with each pass.

We in the US say that no one does pageantry like the Brits do. But we do have our moments. This is one of them. I have been to the tomb and watched the changing of the guard. It is very intense in the quiet. You can hear their footsteps. The feelings stick with you. Worth every minute on the bus to/from the cemetery.

I have a friend that was a sniper during the Vietnam war. He has guarded the tomb of the unknown soldier. Thanks BP 1 and BP 2….

Thanks for doing this one guys. The remains of the Unknown Soldier of Vietnam later was identified through DNA. His remains were by his family's request exhumed and now it is dedicated to the MIAs and POWs from all wars since there were no other unidentified remains of Vietnam. The guard who walks the mat does not have any rank insignia on his uniform. This way he will not possibly outrank the Unknown Soldier. It's my opinion that Taps, Last Post in the UK, or any country's equivalent is the most somber, saddening, sound that an instrument can produce. My eyes tear uo every time i hear it. The US also began using Dog Tags during WWI. There are more videos about the Old Guard themselves which are also interesting. These men deserve nothing less, all of the Unknown, the Missing, the KIA, and those who battle/ the ones who have lost their battle at home all deserve far more than we can ever repay them.

@louisesmith4251

3 ай бұрын

When my son was in high school, he was one of the volunteers who played taps at our local cemetery funeral services for veterans. He said it was so very gut-wrenching, most difficult thing he's ever done.

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@firefighterchick Thank you FFC for bringing it to our attention. Another one of those highly signification actions, that no everyone know about. It was our please to do it and we both learnt a lot. All the best BPR

@jamesmarciel5237

3 ай бұрын

Actually the now vacant tomb doesn’t commemorate missing from ALL wars, only those missing from “1958-1975” as engraved on the slab over the specific crypt.

@nadjasunflower1387

3 ай бұрын

Words to Taps‍ (Note: there are no "official" words to Taps but the most popular Taps Lyrics are below) Day is done, gone the sun, From the hills, from the lake, from the skies. All is well, safely rest, God is nigh. Go to sleep, peaceful sleep, may the soldier or sailor, God keep. On the land or the deep, Safe in sleep. Love, good night, must thou go, when the day, and the night need thee so? All is well. Speedeth all To their rest. Fades the light; And afar Goeth day, And the stars Shineth bright, Fare thee well; Day has gone, night is on. Thanks and praise, for our days, 'Neath the sun, Neath the stars, 'Neath the sky, As we go, this we know, God is nigh. These Taps Lyrics are the most popular, however several adaptions have been created. I learned of this before joining the USMC. Never could hear TAPS without the first verse always running through my head.

@meandcaryn

Ай бұрын

I wrote the story above of the family I met a couple of years ago about Lt Michael Blassie.

I have been to the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Woe be it to whomever disrespects the silence and respect of this tomb. Those guards are armed, those guns are loaded and they are very serious about the duty granted to them. Bless these men and women who guard this Tomb.

I’ve had the honor to see this twice. Both times with my kids in their jr. high DC trips. It’s absolutely a beautiful and reverent ceremony that displays the respect and honor owed to our soldiers.

I have been to Arlington National Cemetary and have watched this ceremony. It is a moving event that touched my heart beyond words. The silence that envelopes the crowd is extraordinary. The selection process for these guards is very rigorous and each guard takes great pride in performing this duty. It is well worth it to watch this ceremony if you can as a followup to this video. Thank you so much for reacting to this video. It is so easy to forget how much we owe to the soldiers who fought and died for our freedom while we go about our busy lives. Thank you to all veterans past and present, you will always have a place of honor in my heart.

Gentlemen, thanks for your reaction to this. If you don’t already know, the Netherlands has a moving tradition from WWII. British, Canadian and US cemeteries are located in the country testifying to the cost of their liberation. EVERY ALLIED SOLDIER buried in Netherlands is adopted by a family. They know the history of their soldier, his name, unit, often how and where he was killed. This has happened for 80 years. The graves are passed down through families. They are decorated at important holidays, Christmas, Easter, Armistice Day, US Independence Day. Watch the videos. It brought me to tears.

I went to D.C. on a field trip in 8th grade. Our class visited Arlington National Cemetery, we watched the changing of the Guard in absolute silence as that is requested by the Guard to the people watching. It was a moment I will never forget as our class president was escorted to the tomb with a wreath to place on a stand in front of the tomb. Arlington is definitely a place to put on your to do list if you visit the U.S.

The Vietnam Veteran that was mentioned by @Ranger-1214 was Lt Michael Blassie. He was an Air Force pilot that was shot down. His remains were identified and returned to the family In Missouri. I heard the story from his sister who was 10 years younger than Michael. She is Colonel (Ret) Patricia Blassie. She told us his story during an annual reunion with the Utapao Alumni Association. We are a group of retired veterans who at one time or another were stationed at Utapao RTNAF in Thailand. I was able to gift her a new challenge coin just issued due to the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of The Unknown. It was a very moving time learning his story.

The soldier that was buried under the Unknown for the Vietnam war was actually later identified through DNA as USAF pilot Michael Joseph Blassie. The family had his remains removed and buried. To this day the tomb of the Unknown for the Vietnam war remains empty.

@anthonylagunas6737

3 ай бұрын

They were close to identifying the remains, but they wanted to place someone in from Vietnam. Then they had to remove him. He is now at the Veterans Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri.

@gordonduke8812

2 ай бұрын

I wish we could empty all of those graves. I would love to know them and remember them for who they were and not what they represent.

Wow - thank you for this video! I'm American, but I had no idea of this amazing backstory of the tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlington! I'm only 4 minutes in, and I'm wiping tears.

I've been to Arlington and have seen the Centionals March those 21 steps. It represents the 21 gun salute. The Centionals stay in a place under the tomb.

Warms my heart to see this most important video being viewed. Thank you.

Tomb guards are not allowed to wear anything that signifies their rank so that they do not outrank the unknown

The Tomb is guarded 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Someone is doing that at every minute of the day and night for all of his countrymen.

@jimreilly917

3 ай бұрын

Regardless of weather. Arlington gets blistering hot, and humid, in summer. In winter it has seen blizzard conditions. It has been on the edge of hurricanes. Through all of these conditions, the Guard continues its March of honor. Now for a century.

Such a great honor of respect 🫡

Now that you’ve seen this , go to tomb of the unknown soldiers “ changing of the guard “ , I saw this with my own eyes , super impressive

Thank you for showing this video. It was very moving and we all need to remember our men and women who served their country, many of whom made the ultimate sacrifice. 👏👏🇨🇦

There are some great videos about what candidates for the Guard goes thru. It's incredible. Every little detail must be perfect. They memorize like 80 pages of information. Loved watching this again.

Did you get the meaning of the amount of steps of the guards? The highest salute possible is a 21 gun salute. They are rendering that 21 gun salute in the form of steps, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The selection process? They were chosen by their brothers in arms. What else?

That vintage film is amazing.

The land on which the cementary is on used to be the land owned by Confederate General Robert E. Lee. My great uncle is buried at Arlington. He was awarded the Navy Cross for action in the First World War. The second highest award given by the United States Navy. He served in the USCG and retired as an admiral. The tomb of the unknown, changing of the guard ceremony is such a somber and wonderful moment and worthy of a view. Those who refuse to abide by the ritual are quickly handled.

My ladyfriend's son was a tomb guard, a huge honor and responsibility in itself! RIP!¹

One thing they did not mention is that the sentinels wear no rank insignia. In this way they do not accidentally outrank the soldiers in the tomb. Obviously the watch commander has stripes, but only in reference to the sentinels, not the unknowns.

I had no idea. The thought and process used to place the soldiers there and to honor them all day, every day. I'm so moved.

The sentinels do not display their rank while guarding the tomb, because the unknown soldier's ranks is also unknown.

Definitely need to watch video of the changing of the guard. If you ever visit, I Highly Recommend paying a visit to Arlington. I have been there as a civilian, as a Sailor & as a Veteran. Brings out the tears every single time.

There’s a video of the changing of the guard where one soldier fumbles his rifle and the bayonet goes into (either his or his relief’s I forget which) foot. Hardly a flinch and the soldiers continued their duty.

Two Sentinel facts not mentioned in this video is their selection process is so strict that only the Army Astronaut tab is given out less and they never wear anything that shows their rank while guarding the tomb so they do not outrank the unknown soldiers.

The Guard wear no insignia of rank, so as not to appear to outrank those laid in the tomb. You should check out a video on the actual changing of the guard.

Thank you for this video. I didn't know how the Tomb of the Unknowns came to be.

Great reaction! I've watched the changing of the guard 3 times, and it's always emotional. Definitely watch the story of the guards.

I have my great grandfather's dog tags so they did have them back then. He was in WWI and his dog tags are round.

@BritPopsReact

6 күн бұрын

Great comment and thanks for the info… what a great keep sake for you

There are videos showing what happens if a visitor steps out of line, and into prohibited territory, on the tomb grounds. The Sentinel don't mess around with anyone. If they don't listen to his/her first command to move back behind the rope, he shouts very loudly, implying that he will shoot if his commands continue to be ignored.

@anthonylagunas6737

3 ай бұрын

The will not shot there are no rounds in the weapons.

@darrinlindsey

3 ай бұрын

@@anthonylagunas6737 Note that I didn't say they would shoot. I said that they "IMPLY" that they will shoot, if his commands continue to go ignored. But, the Tomb Sargent is armed with a loaded pistol, and is trained to shoot anyone that threatens the sanctity of the Tomb.

@anthonylagunas6737

3 ай бұрын

@@darrinlindsey There are other people on standby, in case anything happens. Trust me they will not shot.

@darrinlindsey

3 ай бұрын

@@anthonylagunas6737 Is that the way all of our military is trained? Don't shoot, no matter what!!!

@anthonylagunas6737

3 ай бұрын

@@darrinlindsey You have to realize what is in the general area. Tourist

Have to wonder what Eisenhower was thinking when he placed the Medal of Honor on the WWII Unknown. Maybe "I might have known this man, shook his hand"?

Every American should witness the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It's moving beyond your imagination.

This was excellent! chills- thank you !

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@angelado3 You are very welcome, thanks for the comment

Now you have to watch the changing of the guard ceremony

In WW2, a lot of men had their service number tattooed on their forearm so they might be identified.

There are a couple of good videos on YT about the Tomb guards. One is why you don't mess with the guards at the Tomb.

Now you should react to ..Why you should never mess with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

I Really Recommend Reacting to the video "Greatest Recorded Speeches in American History (1933-2008)"

My late son was " Old Guard "

They had to pick from caskets privately so as to not clearly pick one from a specific theater. That way no one can rule ppl of other theaters out, making the soldier truly unknown from the entire war.

That was a moving and deep experience u guys did concerning the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Thank you

The selection process for choosing the guards is insane, there are videos describing the process.

Identity or "dog" tags have been around in America since the Civil War (1861-1865) but not issued. They were purchased or made by individual soldiers. They were not issued until 1899 and not called dog tags until 1936. The Korean War Unknowns were already buried on American soil, in Hawaii. The selection process was for which would be brought back to Arlington. Here is a very good video that goes more in depth about the Sentinels of the Tomb, which you may like: kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5mW1MSBoM2nkcY.html

I have seen the ceremony twice in my life and each time it is a moving and emotional experience well worth seeing if you go to Arlington National Cemetery

Very touching emotional video, respect to all those that have served.

It's very moving

What you have to think about is how many families lost loved ones in wars whose remains were never recovered. This is for them as well as for the rest of us to remember those lost.

Also while the tomb guard is on post they do not wear any indication of rank so to not outrank the interred soldiers.

Your new background looks fantastic. Thank you for reacting to this story and the respect you gave it. All my respect

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@bubsmomma Thank you for the lovely comment and we will follow up with more from this fascinating episode. All the best

The Sentinels also do not wear any rank insignia so as to not outrank the unknown soldiers.

Great history.

It would be great if you could react to the 9-11 boat lift film narrated by Tom Hanks. Also how the Canadian town of Gander stepped up and hosted over 3,000 stranded Americans for the three days our skyways were shut down.

The US Naval Ship that brought home the remains of the Unknown Soldier of WWI , the USS Olympia has a glorious past, and present . The Olympia was Admirals Deweys flagship, at the Battle of Manila Bay , during the Spanish American War . The ship resides along the Philly waterfront ...where she is still the oldest , largest steel hulled commissioned ship in the US Navy . Have been on it several times .....absolutely dwafrted by the USS New Jersey , which is berthed on the New Jersey side of he Delaware R iver

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@jimmythetout109 Hello and thank you for the comment and all the additional information. Cheers BPR

When the Sentinels are actively walking guard duty at the tomb they do not wear any insignia of their rank so they do not outrank the Unknown soldiers who ranks are a mystery. It's a matter of respect. so unknow.

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@RubyGB Thank you Ruby for that interesting fact, we always like those. All the best

Very impressive and moving when seen in person.

Some times Dog tags are lost or some missions taken off a long with any other Ident you have , Many times the body is so bad off even DNA can't tell , Thank God those times now days are few, Civil War Vets used to sew there Names onto there uniform ,That was there biggest fear being unident. , Great Pod cast Guy Hand Salute from an Old Vietnam Veteran

Dogtags can be lost also with missing body parts, etc.DNA is a recent developement!

In Flanders Fields BY JOHN MCCRAE In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie, In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. The Americans Answer Flander’s Field You did not die in vain, Oh Flamder’s brave, For other men know of your grave, The blood you lost, The Torch you tossed, Others now will hold up high, Oh Flanders dead, We have heard your cry, Unknown

I didn't know you also have an unknown soldiers tomb.

You should check out a video on the guard. And why the are there. It will show you what the tomb means to us

I had an uncle that was lost during World War II whose body was never recovered.

Also remember no dna tests and some people got literally blown up so no chance of id the body

The origin of the Arlington Cemetary is equally intesting. During the US Civil War, Union command became so annoyed with turncoat Conferedate General Robert E Lee they started burying dead Union soldiers in the front yard of his Arlington estate. Over time, the graves ultimately occupied so much of the property the Lees never reclaimed it.

You should watch the changing of the guard ceremony. It is a really awesome inspiring

My heart breaks ..God help us stop war in the hearts of men...Thank you for your reaction

DNA has returned many unknown soldiers to their loved ones.

Please please watch the other videos about the Guardsmen.. It’s incredible

Something that is almost never mentioned is that if you notice is that you never see rank insignia on any of the sentinels. This is so they never outrank any of the unknowns.

Now you guys need to watch the changing of the guard. Several very good videos on KZread showing it.

This is thank goodness a thing hopefully of the past since we now have DNA - all soldiers provide that "just in case" .. . so in most cases we will be able to identify and honor our soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrafice!

Those who took the oath to serve gave a blank check to be paid in full when needed. Some paid very little, some of us paid, but some of us paid the full price.

It's a very moving place. Thanks for this vid!❤

If you ever get to the U.S. I would highly recommend going to the changing of the guard ceremony. There is nothing like it and seeing on video doesn’t do it justice! From retired USN!

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@MichaelAmis-te2md Hello Michael, lovely to hear from you. We may not make it to the US to visit the location, but we will try and follow up with some of the great suggestions from the comments on the Sentinals. All the best

Uhm, the families can't place a wreath, they are UNKNOWN. lol

This is the finest tradition of the American military. Watch a video about what it takes to be a tomb guard. It is not easy at all and you must be perfect.

Please react to the changing of the guard ceremony. Love you fellas. Thanks.

Also the tomb gaurds wear no sign of rank to not be higher rank the unknown soldiers

Also, for the past few years, female members of the Sentinals guard the Tomb.

Only one unknown soldier was selected to represent all unknown soldiers

If you Gentlemen have a chance, you ought to watch a video of the the Sentinels in action, it is quite impressive/

@BritPopsReact

3 ай бұрын

@tntcyclespdx640 Thank you for the comment, that does sound very interesting, we will try and follow up soon. All the best BPR

GOD BLESS THE USA.