Today we went on a historic March of
PICO view where over 90 paratroopers
from the 82nd joined the local French
people on a tour that was given by the
Association PICO . And they , we had a
few stops where they were able to tell
us the different battles on the
different roadways and the buildings
and in the area . And I think the
important of it is not only do we wear
the patch , but now we're kind of
understanding , you know , the history
behind all of it , there's a huge
difference in reading it in books ,
seeing it on TV . But actually being in
the same footprint as those who were
here about in 1944 it's more meaningful
and it makes us a lot more grateful ,
you know , for us wearing this patch .
And the Legacy two number is
very impactful . Just knowing that I'm
walking where the greatest generation
walked before , just seeing the scenery ,
seeing . And just knowing that I'm
where people have fought before and
just knowing I'm in the presence of
that is a really big deal , a huge
honor to me after being here . It's a
really big eye opener . The respect we
have being in the 82nd and how much of
an honor it is . After being here , I
would love to share my experience to
others and tell them like you're in one
of the greatest units and the world .