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Memorial Day Special: Navy Veteran Memorizes Every Service Member Killed in Afghanistan

5/25/20262 hr 13 min

In this powerful segment, Ron White, creator of the Afghanistan Memorial Wall and a Navy veteran who served in Afghanistan, solemnly recites the names of the American service members killed in action during the war. Known for memorizing and publicly honoring the fallen from memory, White delivers a moving tribute that reminds viewers these men and women are far more than statistics. Each name represents a life, a family, and a sacrifice that will never be forgotten. The full episode with Ron White airs on 5/26/26. Ron White Links: IG - https://www.instagram.com/brainathlete Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@brainathlete Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RonWhiteMemory TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@realbrainathlete Website - https://www.brainathlete.com/shawn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  1. Ron White· Guest0:05

    Today I'll be reciting the fallen from the war in Afghanistan in the order of their casualty, beginning with the first one, Master Sergeant Evander Andrews, and ending with the last, HM3 Maxton Soviak. As I say these names, I'll be taking a mental walk around buildings in my mind that I know very well. These buildings will help me remember what I'm supposed to say and remember the names. The final thirteen that we lost at Abbey Gate are in this room that I'm sitting right now, and I will conclude with the final name, HM3 Maxton Soviak. Master Sergeant Evander Andrews. Specialist John Edmonds. Private First Class Christopher, Christopher Stonecipher. Machinist Mate Fireman Apprentice Bryant Davis. Engineman First Class Vincent Parker. ET3 Benjamin Johnson. CIA Agent Johnny Mike Spann. Private Giovanni Maria. Fireman Apprentice Michael Jakes. Staff Sergeant Brian Prosser. Master Sergeant Jefferson Davis. Sergeant First Class Daniel Petit-Hory. Sergeant First Class Nathan Chapman. Sergeant Nathan Hayes.

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