Danh ngôn của Phil Scott
From the Green Mountain boys who joined the fight for independence; to a war that saved the Union, and two wars that would encircle the world; to Korea and Vietnam and the Middle East, and our F-16s defending the skies above Ground Zero on September 11, 2001; Vermonters have always answered our nation's call.
From the Green Mountain boys who joined the fight for independence; to a war that saved the Union, and two wars that would encircle the world; to Korea and Vietnam and the Middle East, and our F-16s defending the skies above Ground Zero on September 11, 2001; Vermonters have always answered our nation's call.
Từ những chàng trai Núi Xanh tham gia đấu tranh giành độc lập; đến một cuộc chiến đã cứu Liên minh và hai cuộc chiến sẽ bao vây thế giới; tới Hàn Quốc, Việt Nam và Trung Đông, cũng như những chiếc F-16 của chúng tôi bảo vệ bầu trời phía trên Ground Zero vào ngày 11 tháng 9 năm 2001; Người dân Vermont luôn đáp lại lời kêu gọi của đất nước chúng ta.
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