Prefect's emotional gesture towards the Falklands veteran in vehicle control | Chronic

It has taken many years, but it seems that the recognition of those who gave their lives in the Falklands and those who might return from the war is beginning to bear fruit as several episodes of police, gendarmes or other forces have been known. emotional tribute to our heroes.

One case occurred on the Santa Fe waterfront, where a veteran was killed. "stopped" by two members of the Prefectura Naval Argentina, who requested personal and vehicle documents.

Upon seeing his identity document, one of the officers was able to distinguish the identity of the driver and thanked him for his great emotion of fighting for the country and creating the corresponding vein.

Another episode of similar characteristics took place in the province of San Juan, where a young vehicle control gendarme stopped a car and requested documentation from its occupant.

When badyzing the documents, he asked him if he had participated in the Falklands War and, when he received a yes response from a veteran, he became moved and paid a respectful and military tribute to the veteran.

The story was shared and, although it may seem like a simple gesture, thousands of people insisted on the actions of the forces member and took the opportunity to thank him for the service rendered to him. Veteran.

Finally, to commemorate the 37 years of the Falklands War, the School of Military Aviation has released a moving video in tribute to the pilots who defended the country during the 1982 war and who marked the 39, history of our country.

"We do not know them all, but we owe them everything"said the message they sent from the agency and became viral in social networks.