When you hear about soldiers at work, you probably picture them on the battlefield like we see in the movies, but there's way more than just one way to serve our country.
My sister is a U.S. Army nurse, so I'm constantly explaining to people how her duty is served in a hospital. Most people just don't realize how many different paths you can take in the military. While we usually only hear about brave heroes like this wounded warrior, others go in very different directions.
One honorable task in the military is the helping to boost the morale of other soldiers through the power of music. When this video of soldiers singing "Here Comes The Sun" went viral, it showed the world how talented some of our military members are, and the following video is no different.
In this clip from the U.S. Army School of Music, we see Command Sergeant Major Suri and his team sing an awesome cover of The Impressions' 1963 hit song "It's All Right" to break up the monotony of an otherwise ordinary staff meeting.
There's something about this clip that puts such a smile on my face and I think you'll definitely agree that these soldiers are surprisingly talented!
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What does CSM Suri do to break up the monotony during USASOM staff call meetings?
Posted by U.S. Army School of Music on Friday, April 10, 2015
