Yes this was and still is historic May George H.W Bush Rest In Peace! 🙏🕊

Respect and he is proud of his father

I’m a democrat. I didn’t agree with invasion of Iraq, but I respect GWB as it was a time of tragedy and who can imagine the solution. George Bush was GWBs father and will always be. He’s not no longer his father God bless the Bush family and this country.

Only John Quincy Adams can relate to this moment.

That it does. The hole left by the loss of a parent whom you love stays with you as long as you live.

@@badrm9175 Sir, I get your point my father was a Vietnam Veteran though, please kindly move on.

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@@pradyut99 The formal name of the 21 gun salute is the Salute Battery. There are two different versions of this salute, the Presidential Salute Battery performed at inauguration, and one designated for military/presidential funerals and recognizing foreign dignitaries. The presidential battery salute is performed after the president says “so help me God” after which 3 cannons fire 21 mortars with, I believe, 3 seconds between each round. This has been the standard since 1953. Biden did not receive the Presidential Salute Battery at his “inauguration”. He instead received, a day or two later at Arlington Nat’l Cemetery, the latter kind of salute battery. The one designated for foreign dignitaries in which 2 guns fire 21 rounds with, I believe, 10 seconds between each round. The military is very precise in their rituals, especially at Arlington, home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, therefore I don’t believe our military recognizes Biden as the Commander In Chief. Look up the footages, compare them for yourself. Look up the salutes and their histories. I’m not spread misinformation.

@@JRR98 I agree except to say that Biden/Harris etc. went to Arlington Cemetery on the same day as their fake inauguration to have the appearance of receiving a 21 gun salute. It was obviously not the Salute Battery for the real president. That was performed at Andrews AFB for President Trump to honor his inauguration of his new term as the 19th President of the Republic of the United States of America.

Bush got a Civilian Internment flag over his casket. It's clear as day! Small stars. Watch Reagan's funeral. Large man stars! Watch any veteran's funeral in good standing here on YT! LARGE STARS, BABY!!!

@Dan Wruck it's a Qanon conspiracy BS, where they changed the inauguration day back then, so they think all the presidents after Grant wasn't "tHe REaL PrESIdeNt" it's a coping mechanism for them. So they think Grant was the last official president.

I actually had my TV tuned to CNN yesterday afternoon and when the casket bearing his boddy was carried off the train in College Station, they did play "Hail to the Chief" and the Aggie war hymn. And, they played the national anthem as well.

From what I heard. It read something to the nature of “Trump knows everything”

"THEY KNOW EVERYTHING"

Yes!! Looks like you and I are on the same path my dear brother. I saw bidens "21 gun salute" and it definitely isn't the same as previous 21 gun salutes for other presidents. Usually the military is VERY STRICT on traditions, so that one has definitely baffled my mind quite a bit. I think its a Three Volley Salute if I'm not mistaken.

Biden wasn't even elected so

Biden got a full military grade funeral 13 gun salute #1 which is for a Minister Resident. Look it up.

Bush got a Civilian flag over his casket. Small stars. Watch the Reagan funeral or any veteran funeral. He got large stars. My father served in Korea and he got large stars.

@@chgojoearchivist Bush saw combat as a Naval aviator, so I don't know why he would have had a "civilian: flag.

@@roberthudson1959 Yep. Large star flags are reserved for any military veteran in good standing and any federal politician, such as a president. Bush clearly got small stars. That's not by accident.

Look again. It is wrinkled.

You might need to rethink that

@@Mirmirmirm nah because it’s his opinion..

It's "Hail to the Chief." It's played whenever the President makes a public appearance, and it is also played for former presidents at their state funeral.

At JFK’s funeral it was played at a slower beat as a dirge. Much more fitting for a solemn moment such as this.

almost everyone alive was probably standing in front of A building when jfk was shot

What was Laura Bush looking at?

@@Mirmirmirm The note that GW wrote saying "they have it all" because he spilled his guts to save his life.

The definition of treason is very specific, and neither Bush qualifies.