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("Marines' Hymn")

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- PFC Moore was a local
resident here in Corona, Queens,

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was born in 1897, enlisted
in the Marine Corps

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in April of 1917, and served
with the Marine Corps,

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4th Marine Brigade at Belleau Wood,

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and died there during the
Battle of Belleau Wood,

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100 years ago today on 7 June 1918.

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(man shouting)

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- It was on the second
day of this offensive,

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100 years ago today, that
Private First Class Moore

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made the ultimate sacrifice.

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- If we don't remember the veterans,

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when it's your turn and my turn,

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you know, who's gonna remember us?

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As long as the Marine Corps
lives on, we'll all live on.

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So, in that sense, we're allowing

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PFC Moore to live on through us.

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- So, God Bess America, God
bless the American Corps.

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Semper Fidelis.

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(audience clapping)