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MSNBC Goes "Someone You Should Know"
MSNBC has produced a series of a few "Faces of Courage" 60 second Vignettes. First to be released last evening is SFC Paul Smith - the man that gave his life to save his soldiers during the Invasion of Iraq, yet not many people know who he is. He was awarded the Medal of Honor.
John Noonan of Op-For uploaded the video to YouTube. Here it is:
MSNBC is to be commended for spending the resources on this project - particularly at a time when the war is not popular with the media. The good folks at ThreatsWatch.Org have the right idea - we need to send emails to MSNBC :
Help us to encourage MSNBC to produce and release more of these by emailing MSNBC at heroes (at) msnbc (dot) com.
Post the YouTube clip on your blog, send an email to MSNBC, get the word out.
September 27, 2006 • Permalink
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» Why Don't More People Know About This Man? from The Thunder Run
Via Blackfive, OPFOR and ThreatsWatch:
MSNBC has produced a series of a few "Faces of Courage" 60 second Vignettes. First to be released last evening is SFC Paul Smith - the man that gave his life to save his soldiers during the Invasion of Iraq, ..... [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 27, 2006 3:08:58 PM
» Take None for Granted from When The Smoke Clears
Saw this on BlackFive. Its a public service spot to air on MSNBC detailing the sacrifice made by one of our finest during this war, proclaiming his name without shame and explaining how he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Posthumously, however. I ha [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 27, 2006 6:27:33 PM
» Take None for Granted from When The Smoke Clears
Saw this on BlackFive. Its a public service spot to air on MSNBC detailing the sacrifice made by one of our finest during this war, proclaiming his name without shame and explaining how he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Posthumously, however. I ha [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 27, 2006 6:27:40 PM
» Many Someones You Should Know: from Pajamas Media
Blackfive notes that MSNBC is running a series of 60 second profiles of soldiers who have distinguished themselves in Iraq. "MSNBC is to be commended ... particularly at a time when the war is not popular with the media" and... [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 27, 2006 9:54:12 PM
» Take None for Granted from When The Smoke Clears
Saw this on BlackFive. Its a public service spot to air on MSNBC detailing the sacrifice made by one of our finest during this war, proclaiming his name without shame and explaining how he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Posthumously, however. I ha [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 28, 2006 7:12:13 AM
» R.I.P. -- SFC Paul Ray Smith: 1969 - 2003 from Stander's Point
This one comes from an unlikely source...the mainstream media.
According to Blackfive, MSNBC has started putting together a series of small clips dubbed "Faces of Courage", and released the first of them last night. [Read More]
Tracked on Sep 28, 2006 9:48:56 AM
