Vaya con Dios General!

[planeflyer21]

Lt. General Hal Moore passed away, age 94.

He was played by Mel Gibson in "We Were Soldiers," co-authored "We Were Soldiers Once...And Young," with the photographer portrayed in the movie, Joe Galloway.

He was well respected by most of those serving under him, a good sign.

http://www.redstate.com/streiff/2017/02/11/general-hal-moore-dead-at-94.-rip./

 

[98Z5V]

What a Warrior.  Rest in Peace, you hellish Leader. 

[Magwa]

Indeed Travel well my Brother thank you .......

[beantown]

He was one hell of a warrior. God speed Sir!

[unforgiven]

He took care of his men. That God welcomes Lt. General Moore into heaven with open arms.

[jtallen83]

A true leader, godspeed general!

“In the American Civil War it was a matter of principle that a good officer rode his horse as little as possible. There were sound reasons for this. If you are riding and your soldiers are marching, how can you judge how tired they are, how thirsty, how heavy their packs weigh on their shoulders? I applied the same philosophy in Vietnam, where every battalion commander had his own command-and-control helicopter. Some commanders used their helicopter as their personal mount. I never believed in that. You had to get on the ground with your troops to see and hear what was happening. You have to soak up firsthand information for your instincts to operate accurately. Besides, it’s too easy to be crisp, cool, and detached at 1, 500 feet; too easy to demand the impossible of your troops; too easy to make mistakes that are fatal only to those souls far below in the mud, the blood, and the confusion.” 
― Harold G. Moore, We Were Soldiers Once . . . and Young: Ia Drang-The Battle That Changed the War in Vietnam

[Armed Eye Doc]

There is a show on American Heroes channel about the battle at lz x-ray right now. It looks like it will be on again at 10 pm Central.

[Sisco]

That man saved a lot of good men's lives with his leadership. General, enjoy your rest, you have truly earned it.