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America honour their fallen veterans with so much respect the services are so moving . RIP Army Chief of Staff General Gordon Sullivan

Hell of a way to say goodbye.

Gary Owen.

What a great leader; he cared for Soldiers; and he revolutionized the Armor Branch. I use to interact with him when he visited Ft Knox. God Bless Sir. Rest in Peace. You are an incredible Leader and Soldier.

The land of heroes. 🫡

I'm surprised you didn't explain the horse, representing the last ride of the soldier, and the meaning of the rearward facing boots in the stirrups(in this case facing the rear to signify he died of natural causes, forward facing toes if the soldier died in combat(with their boots on))

Day is done, gone the sun, From the hills, from the lake, from the skies. All is well, safely rest, God is nigh. - Taps

As Assistant Commandant of the Armor School, then-BG Sullivan officiated at my promotion to captain, on 1 March 1984.

From a retired Staff Sergent to this current fine example of what a soldier, a Non-Commissioned Officer should be, I'm proud to have worn the same stripe as you.

Thank you for your service Sir and giving us the ability to have our freedom !!!! R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

If I mentioned that I spent time watching this to my immediate family they would wonder why. I may have dodged all our country's conflicts but there is something about enlisting and serving in our Armed Forces. I only did one enlistment but one is different because of being one.

Go well marine.

R.I.P., General Sullivan. Question: why so long from the time of Gordon Sullivan's passing to his interment at Arlington?

Thank you for your service to world peace and thank you to all men and women who serve in all armed services in would keep us all safe R.I.P rest in peace sir from UK thank you

Beautiful

Rest in Peace, Sir

Been to a funeral @ Arlington. Bless Them.

I’ve done a couple of these while I was at Fort Lewis. I went to Oregon and California to do two military burials with full honors. One was a major and the other full bird colonel. None the less I cried at both because I believe every man and woman that wears the uniform honorably are American Hero’s. God bless this hero my condolences to the family. It’s truly an honor to be chosen to do something like this. We must as a country pay respects to the men and women who wear this uniform everyday and they answer every call to duty no matter what it is. This man changed many lives and he saved many lives. So we honor hero’s like this everyday no matter whether we serve actively or not. I thank the Army for turning me into the man I’ve always wanted to be. I still do some things in my life today that I did when I was on active or reserve status. These generals who move on from this earth changed many lives they came across.

My father, a Staff Sergeant in the U S Army, passed away in March. Putting to rest a person who has dedicated their life to the service of their nation and its people is a solemn act of respect and gratitude. My father was interred with my mother at a cemetery in Jonesboro Ga. My older sister deferred the flag and had it presented to me. May all those who serve be given the dignity of a respectful burial.

Milley makes me want to puke.

Absolutely gorgeous ceremony. 💚 O+

Too bad tRUMP said solders are losers. Remember that this fall. fallen soldiers "suckers” and "losers"

From a fellow Norwich Alum, thank you for your service.

Rest in peace sir. We have the watch. Till The Green

What is the name of the first piece of music they are playing?

Thank you for your service..My father was in North Korea and in Germany..he iwas in the Army. Never talked about it..except said it was cold..Bless all our armed forces.

Rest in Peace General I’m with US Army JROTC🫡 Thank You for your service General from Former Cadet 2nd Lt ROTC George, James

*RESPECT!*

o7 o7 o7 Thank You For Your Service

They get the full parade. While the ordinsry bearly gets nothing. Screw them all.

Rest in peace you will be walking in heaven the great lord is wait😮to welcome to eternity

Day is done, gone the sun, From the hills, from the lake, from the skies. All is well, safely rest, God is nigh.

Had the opportunity to meet and hear Gen Sullivan speak at the Armor School several times. An Armor legend.

Horrible for a family’s loss and never to have their loved one’s remains. Thank you America for the compassion! Do other countries do the same?

We cannot thank these men and women enough for the sacrifice they have made for freedoms we enjoy today thanks for all of you have done for us

I get so emotional watching scenes like this knowing there are miscreants, communists, socialists and anarchies amongst us who would rather destroy the flag of this great nation than honor those that served to protect them, RIP

NU forever sir

min 5 trumpet song what's the name ...thanks?

God Bless you Sir for your service to your country 🙏 from the fletcher family in the UK

美しい、しかしながら悲しみがあります。安らかに眠ってください。永遠の平和が訪れます様に。

It was good to see that the Army brought out a horse again to honor the general.

At first, I thought, where's the USAF 2d Lt. Then it made sense! It is entirely appropriate for us commissioned officers to salute - in or out of uniform. Good job, LT! I do admire & salute YOU!

Thank you for your service..and your family..God bless you! And all that served this fine nation...In God we trust.

One time while assigned to Ft. Riley, KS we were at Ft. Leavenworth, KS doing a ceremony. Afterward Gen. Sullivan came over to the band and gave each one of us his challenge coin. I still have it and treasure it greatly. It's one of my favorites out of all the ones I have.

I am proud that my father and mother rest for eternity on these hallowed grounds, accompanied by so many others. Thank you for your service, Gen Sullivan. To the Arlington Ladies, your words of kindness and comfort are always appreciated.

Gen. +Sullivan, R.I.P.

Outstanding service for the CSA. My Okinawan wife and I were in Arlington 11 April in Section 60. We saw another Army and Air Force service such as this. Thank-you to all the service members. I was in the path of the Army service marching back to their transportation..and held a firm salute to all as they marched past me and wife. She too was moved. We were visiting my cousin in Section 60, LTJG Phil Buck, USS IOWA, BB61, 19 April, 1989. Semper Fidelis to all, USMC Retired. Vietnam Era.

Duty, Honor, Country. What else better could any of us want to be remembered for?

One helluva Soldier. An honor to have served with you, sir. Rest in Peace, Brother.

Outstanding!