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In this powerful Veterans Day episode of The Texan Edge, Tweed Scott sets aside the usual rhythm to honor those who have worn the uniform — and those who stood behind them. With the warmth and authenticity of a fellow veteran, Tweed reflects on his own service in the U.S. Navy as a parachute rigger during the Vietnam era, the lessons learned from saving lives, and the quiet strength of his father who fought at the Battle of the Bulge. This heartfelt message is a tribute not just to the men and women who served, but also to the families who carried the load at home. Tweed reminds us that freedom’s price is never paid in full — it’s a living debt we honor through gratitude, unity, and the way we live each day.  

Show Notes 

• Theme: Honoring American veterans and their families for their sacrifice and service.
• Personal Reflection: Tweed shares his experience as a Navy parachute rigger and his father’s WWII service at the Battle of the Bulge.
• Core Message: Service isn’t just in uniform — it’s in every act of courage, gratitude, and unity that keeps freedom alive.
• Call to Action: Thank a veteran, shake their hand, and live in a way that honors their sacrifice.
• Tone: Sincere, reverent, and deeply personal — with the quiet strength and Texas pride that define The Texan Edge.
• Key Quote: “Freedom’s price is never paid in full. It’s a living debt — one we honor how we live.”

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