Why we make this "Run"

If you've ever wanted a face to put in your mind, ever needed a reason for your committment to the "Run," or perhaps encouragement to keep going, please watch the below shown video.  It is a bit long, but you will never regret having spent the time watching it.  If ever there was a person to be the face of heroism, duty, honor and country, I don't think you'd find one better suited to that position than MSGT. Roy Benavidez.  See what you think.

Thanks for sharing, Capt. Ron, that was truly inspiring. What a great American Hero. RIP.

I knew MSG Roy P Benevides when he was stationed at Ft. Riley, KS with the Big Red One in the early seventies.  I drank more than a few cups of coffee with Roy and shared more than a few experiences with him.  The machine gun round wounds were displayed there across his body.  Roy was one of a kind.  Unbelievable courage and unbelievable will to live.  I guess you can sum it all up by saying "He was a man you wanted by your side when you rode the river."  Ever proud, ever humble, ever upbeat; always a Texican - that was the warrior I knew.  He was a lot like another Texican I knew by the name of Cavazos.  I have nothing to add, just my personal admiration and respect.  Nighthawk 

I am blessed to have been given this opportunity to listen and see MSG Roy Benavidez, Hero!