From the deepest part of my soul thank you, Doc. You are a hero in my eyes.

I was a combat Medic in Vietnam 69-70 and I was called Doc after my first night ambush the first week I was with my recon unit and I am proud to wear my Combat Medics badge on my hat for every veteran I see and they also call me Doc and I am damn proud to to be called Doc.

As an American citizen, I want to thank you and any other veteran or active duty military who reads this for your service and sacrifice for our country

I Was 11B (infantryman) and fought in Mosul and Baghdad Iraq 05-06 with the 172nd Stryker Brigade combat team. We lost a lot over there. There is no greater honor than earning the title of “doc” in a combat zone. Thanks for this video and opening up your soul! We love you brother!

I'm a Navy Corpsman. Got out in '99 but I've never been relieved of my responsibility. Semper Fidelis Semper Fortis

As a medic myself Iraq ‘04, ‘06, ‘09. No greater love than the Infantry and their Doc. Much love brother!

You are a hero to me, I'm USMC , your my brother no matter what uniform you wear. Thank You

How to be a hero to your daughter 101 :) Thanks for your service sir.

From one doc to another, thank you for your service and sacrifice. I liked and subbed. I can't hear this without tearing up. And I don't cry often.

Thanks for the reaction from both of you. And thank you, Doc, for your service.

With you brother. From an Army medic to another medic, I felt this song.

I’m going in next year as a 68W. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for the country.

Former medic myself: 04-08, deployed with 1st Cav 3 BDE A co 3/8 infantry. From 06-08 before going Mike 6 and getting my LPN.

As a combat vet that needed Doc more than once in my time in uniform. I respect and appreciate the job you guys do.

Just remember us infantry marines will peel the crust of the earth for doc, because doc would extingish the sun for us

Thank you for 20 years of protecting your brothers and all of us. Our country is a better place because of your sacrifices. 🙏🙏

Aussie combat vet RIP Cpl Renaue 2e REP 4th CIE recon team REAPER 3-7 my patrol doc/bac si you were ALWAYS there when the call doc up came l’ll see you soon in Valhalla brother 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇫🇷

What an emotional song. The combat medic is an unsung hero and it should be talked about more often. Seeing Devyn look up at you during the video made me think that she found a new appreciation for you and what you did. I've said this before to you and I'll say it again. Thank you for your service, Travis.

My old man was coreman for 20 years 71 to 91 still called doc

Thank you DOC!!!! God bless or Troops!!! Greatest military the world has ever seen. God bless the UNITED STATES of AMERICA! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 And Go HOKIES!!

Thank you from the USA 🙏

68W here, Desert Storm Vet, this one hits home.

Fellow Doc here, and I understand everything you're saying. Went thru it 24 years and still live with it daily. Thanks

From one veteran to another I want to say thank you for all that you've done. I lost a couple brothers overseas and I hope they had someone like you there for them at the end. God Bless you

God bless you brother! I think you'll understand when I say some people get the "duty". You were chosen by the Almighty. Hope you find some peace with that! God bless all who served and serve and God bless and save this Republic.

Your a good man. Crying is part of it, it doesn't make you weak

I never served unfortunately, though i wanted to. But one of my friends was in as a 68 whiskey and did two tours in Afghanistan... never apologize for your reaction. I wish he reacted the way you did and was open to talking about it. He gets very angry and shuts me down, i understand there is a lot of trauma with that. My grandfather was a medic onboard a ship during ww2 and he had trauma. I think you are handling it in a more healthy way and not blaming yourself for those you couldnt save. Thank you for your service.

My brother was a Marine, tomorrow marks 20 years since he was KIA in Iraq. I pray that there was a “doc” like you to provide comfort in his final moments. I have the utmost respect for you and all the other medics serving in the field. Thank you.

From a Retired 11B. Love ya Brother...

It’s not just a uniform and it’s not just a job. As a retired FMF Corpsman, I can say with the utmost certainty that it was our life. And we go through it alone a lot of the times. But stuff like this does not only hit me but it’s humbling as well.

My dad was in Vietnam. He always loved John Denver I ended up finding him a John Denver song he never heard it's called "the readjustment blues" he had a similar reaction

My Grandfather and his Brother both served as medics and both ended up going to Normandy at the same time unbeknownst to the other …… Thankfulky both made it home. Over the years I had heard many stories, but never heard stories from Normandy, those men that day truly saw things no human should have to see. Thank you brother, best wishes for peace and health in your retirement

My sincerest respect to you, with only 1% of our population having served in the military, this is one of the few ways we can share our experiences. Sharing it with your children can be the hardest. You want to protect them from the evils of this World.

I’m on my wife’s account here, I try to limit my digital footprint as much as possible but I want to thank you for your service brother. It takes courage to discuss these thoughts nags with your daughter. My MOS was 18B so you can go from there what I’ve seen and been through.God bless you and your family. I like to tell you the nights with one hour of sleep go away but sadly they don’t.

I know I have not seen or been faced with the injuries or situations you saw in combat but I know a little how you feel about being called “Doc”. Only been blessed to have heard it a few times from co-workers and law enforcement of my career in EMS of 30 plus years of service. Regardless of where you are it’s hard to tell someone their going to be all right when you know their going to die and there is nothing you can do to stop it hurts and stays with you forever.

Just got out after 8 years. Keep it going brother. Climb to Glory

MY HERO

This hits so close to home. Doc Cortez - Kilo Co. 3rd Battalion 8th Marines

Holy hell Doc. I think someone was cutting onions in here. I spent 23 years between the Marine Corps and the Army. Docs are the unsung heroes. I cried when you did. I can’t help it. Much love brother.

Thank you Doc 🙏💙🇺🇲

Rough to watch Brother……Thanks Doc🇺🇸

From a fellow EMT, thank you Doc. I’ve heard done by Aaron Lewis and it’s been on my playlist for a while. I absolutely love it. And no one knows unless you’ve been there what that’s like. I appreciate you! God bless 💗🙏🏼🇺🇸

As an old Army Vet who's called for Doc several times and even in the worst of places they always showed up, I appreciate every one of you. Thank you for sharing this and being genuine. I am glad I found your channel today and please keep up the amazing work here just as you did before you retired.

Thank you for your service to our country you will always be a soldier ❤️

This is a beautiful song. Thank you for your service DOC❤

Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service, Sir.

Doc, from another Doc, I think the most important thing is for us to process what we have been through. There are situations that regardless of our knowledge and skill, we were never able to change the outcome. The fact that we have the ability to share this with our children will give them a better understanding of the world around them

For everything that you've done for this country....I love you bro....thank you for everything

Thank you for your service

Love the song. I’m also a “Doc” and don’t know what to do most nights. Tonight is particularly bad. Love you brother. Hope you find peace.

Dad I was a Corpsman 79 - 83 I started crying right away. Thank you for keeping our brothers and sisters alive. I am so glad we passed our honor to people like you.

Enjoy it while it lasts brother.

From a fellow Medic, I know it was hard, but you exposing your daughter to your struggles is a good thing. She will understand your perspective a little better now. Thank you for your service brother. I don’t know you personally, but I have nothing but love for you bro.

Had a captain who would call me doc i wasn’t but things got back to him i was Air Force stationed with army and a medic from nam Mac taught me alot respect

Thank you for your service!!

I want to thank you and your family in and out of the military. God bless each and everyone of you for your service ❤😊

Semper Fi Doc!

Much respect to you, for your time as a medic and for sharing this with everyone. While my Son was deployed to Afghanistan, he earned 3 Purple Hearts. He wouldn’t have survived any of those attacks had it not been for Doc! 2 RPG, 1 IED, I will be forever grateful for the Docs that were there for him! May God Bless you and your family!

I love this song thank you to all the men and women that severed

Great reaction

Thank you for your service Man.... my Uncle was a First Sgt Us Army Combat Engineer's 1st Cavlary Division 3rd Brigade Combat Team. Sadly he's no longer with us... But Thank you Doc...

Nobody is more messed with or loved more then Doc!!! Thank you from a former MP/DOC

Retired Navy here. My last tour I was a Navy Cop serving as security at a Naval Hospital. We got deployed to Iraq in 2003. Followed the Marines in from Kuwait and set up a 300 bed Field Hospital in the dessert. I always had a lot of respect for Corpsmen but after that deployment it certainly went up. We did not lose on person. They might have went home with issues, but they all went home.

Thank you Doc we all love you and need soldiers like you, thank you for showing people what a TOUGH JOB you had. MUCH THANKS…

Brother I'm right there with you. As a doc earned from my brother's and sisters. Good men and women will die, there's nothing you can do about it but doc will walk through hell to change rule one and two.

Thank you for sharing

My friend, coming from a former Canadian military medic and from a current Canadian civilian advanced care paramedic who has experienced a large amount of serious mental trauma in the course of my duties , I can’t believe the amount of restraint in front of your daughter you just exhibited in the face of this song. I can only hope to be as strong as you are… bravo Zulu.

From this corpsman to you doc, great video, Thank you! I just subbed and I hope it helps you and your daughter along.

Did the job on the Navy and Marine side. Semper Fi from one retired Doc to another retired Doc

I served in the Marine Corps and the army, we loved “Doc” and would always have his back. Sometimes doc has gotten me into more bar fights than I’ve gotten myself into, don’t mess with do. Don’t get confused with a FMF corpsman we and they consider him a Marine. We have another reunion in November and Doc is expected to be there after 30+ years

Thank you.

Thanks for your and your familys sacrifices and Service

Love from Harlan Ky via Calhoun Ga.

Dodging haircuts and bullets since 1898!

Thank you Brother, Thank you for your service Doc, From Doc S Hope you can talk to her about some day

Thank you for your service brother. IGY6

my good friend was a SARC, song rings true

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Old man was navy corpsman 71 to 91

Bless you, Brother Doc.

Semper Fi brother!War is MF'er

Groovy you should watch wrong side of heaven

I’m not gonna lie I started tearing up as my Grandpop was a medic in veitnam

Aussie combat vet Hey brother would love to see you react with your daughter to l was only 19 ptsd15 special by John Schuman it covers from viet nam to current day struggles with ptsd🇦🇺🇺🇸

and he asks if I'm gonna make it, and you gotta lie.

반응해 주세요 voice like an angel 소향 So Hyang - Bridge Over Troubled Water 2015.05.09 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrGEm66pvLXFh30.html pleeeease react

I’m so happy that someone Finally wrote a song about the most important and valuable people in the field. Welcome Home! 🫡 🫡

Thank you for your service.