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Scouts Pay Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
THE STORY: Several months ago, a friend who had lost his son-in-law in Iraq, called and asked that a song of comfort be composed for his daughter and three grandchildren. The task was not an easy one, but after several months a song emerged. It is hoped that it will serve as a tribute to great men such as Captain Shull and also serve as a comfort to their families. Special thanks go to the Jay Anderson family for their inspiration and insight. Army Captain James A. Shull was killed in Baghdad in November 2003 while serving with the First Armored Division. He leaves a wife and three children. At his memorial, Lt. Col. George Geczy of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team said of Captain Shull: "We gather today to pay tribute to the memory of a Soldier, son, husband, father and Christian who has died in the service of his country...James was able to operate in chaos, a leader that could keep his mind and body calm in the confusion of war and make decisions effectively...These are the special soldiers of combat...James was a special human being. His sacrifice was for freedom and he will not be forgotten." - A.K. Wright LYRICS: We gave our lives so you could see As on Eagle's Wings, Please do not weep because I'm gone. As on EAGLE'S WINGS, |
Thanks to Greg Hansen for Arrangement and Keyboard, and Michael Dowdle for Guitar. Thanks to Singer James F. Wright, his brother Edward A. Wright, and numberous others who provided input and advice. Click here for a 30 second clip. Now Available!
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