Lieutenant General (Ret.) Roger C. Schultz with introduction from Dan Starks
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 Published On Dec 16, 2023

Join us in remembering the Grand Opening of the National Museum of Military Vehicles on May 28, 2022. This video captures an inspiring speech by Dan Starks, followed by an address from Lieutenant General (Ret.) Roger C. Schultz, a decorated Vietnam veteran and a figure of immense respect in the military community.

Dan Starks introduces General Schultz, highlighting his extraordinary 43-year service in the Army National Guard, his role as a Vietnam veteran, and his significant contributions as the President of the Army Historical Foundation. Schultz's leadership and bravery, particularly in the perilous District of Củ Chi during the Vietnam War, are emphasized, along with his notable achievements, such as receiving the Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart.

General Schultz shares his humble beginnings as a farm kid from Iowa, acknowledges the Governor's efforts in supporting veterans, and emphasizes the collective strength and commitment of the U.S. armed forces. He reflects on his Vietnam experience and the broader significance of the museum in honoring military history, including stories like the Red Ball Express and the evolution of America's industrial military capacity.

The video also features General Schultz's insights into the critical role of non-commissioned officers and the human element in the effectiveness of the U.S. military, concluding with a powerful reminder of the oath taken by service members.

This video is a must-watch for history enthusiasts, veterans, and anyone interested in the profound stories of military courage and leadership. Experience the emotion and respect conveyed during this momentous event, and see how the National Museum of Military Vehicles serves as a national treasure and a testament to our nation's military heritage.

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