Captain Andrew Gremillion, LA National Guard, saving the world

| November 8, 2015

Gremillion

Chief Tango sends us a link to the story of Louisiana National Guardsman Captain Andrew Gremillion who, upon hearing a loud splash, left his family and sprinted to the scene where a woman’s car fell into a nearby canal. Captain Gremillion, formerly enlisted and an Afghanistan veteran rescued the woman from her watery grave. He was characteristically humble;

“In my opinion, anybody that wears this uniform would have done the exact same thing I did, because we’re just programed that way,” Gremillion said. “I was just fortunate enough to be the one there to help out a nice lady in a time of need.”

He was awarded the Soldiers Medal for non-combat heroism for his actions in February 2014 that saved a woman’s life.

Category: Real Soldiers

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Skippy

and my response issss
HOOOOOOOAH

Al T.

Well done sir!

Hondo

Well done, CPT Gremillion. Damn well done.

Also good to see your chain-of-command got this one right.

Airdale USN

Outstanding job!!!

Sparks

Way to go, way to be Captain Gremillion! Damned well done Sir! Someone is enjoying more days of life because you were there.

Thunderstixx

Wow, an officer no less.
There must not have been any privates around for him to assign the detail too !!!
BWAHAHAHAHA !!!
Just kidding, great job Sir !!!

Tony180a

Bravo Cpt Gremillion.

OldSoldier54

Well done, sir. Blessings be upon you and all your House.

Alemaster

Coonasses are fearless hombres. And Patriots too! Thanks Captain, well done. regards, Alemaster

A Proud Infidel®™

Well done, SIR! *Salute*

Jarhead

Interesting how many true heroes are so short with their responses to questions. Easy to pick out those who seek the limelight and recognition. This gentleman is not one of them. Well done sir. You make all of us proud.

streetsweeper

Very well done!

Reb

Unreal! A awesome military personnel is a hero who takes the attention off him and says “anyone wearing this uniform would do the same thing” Job well done, SIR

Fjardeson

Bravo Zulu!