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Black 47 ford coupe belongs to Carl from Conroe, TX	Welcome to the ClearKote Web Site. Sometimes Referred to as "Mooseville". All of our products are 100% petroleum based, without any artificial ingredients. This is only one of many reasons why the mobile detailers use and love our products. Ease of application and removal on a hot surface. Can be applied in the direct sunlight. Whether you have a show car, drag car or bike, weekend warrior or daily driver, YOU WILL LOVE IT !!! Drag racers, you will get 3 – 5 MPH increase in a quarter mile and take .001 off your time. Pilots, your aircraft will get 2 knots faster in cruise and better GPH. Boat racers, you will see 3 – 5 MPH faster in ¼ mile runs. If you are the guy who maintains your wife’s mini van, you will enjoy the ease of use and the bang for the buck. Go ahead, make your life easier, spend less time on the car and more time in the back yard watching the grill. If you would like to become a ClearKote Dealer, click here If you would like additional product information click here	37 Ford Sedan belongs to Jackie and Jerry from Baytown, TX

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Military Tribute To A Hero - Rare Footage Of A Navy Seal Slapdown
Rare Mikey Monsoor Memorial Footage
A little-known tribute some Navy SEALs gave to a fallen comrade is gaining notice. Picture and copy compliments of Fox News Petty Officer Michael A. Monsoor was killed in battle in Iraq in September 2006, and posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in April. His funeral in Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego was attended by “nearly every SEAL on the West Coast,” said his grandfather, George Monsoor, Sr., who described his grandson as an “outgoing guy.” During the service, as Monsoor's coffin was taken from the hearse to the gravesite, Navy SEALs lined up in two columns. As the coffin passed, video shows each SEAL slapping down the gold Trident from his uniform and deeply embedding it in Monsoor's wooden coffin. The slaps were reportedly heard across the cemetery. The symbolic display moved many, included President Bush, who during his speech in April's Medal of Honor ceremony spoke about the incident. "The procession went on nearly half an hour," Bush said. "And when it was all over, the simple wooden coffin had become a gold-plated memorial to a hero who will never be forgotten.” Monsoor was killed on Sept. 29, 2006. He had been assigned to protect fellow SEALs on a rooftop in Ramadi, Iraq, when a fierce firefight with insurgents broke out. During the battle, a grenade bounced off Monsoor’s chest and landed on the roof. Faced with the choice to save his comrades or save himself, Monsoor threw himself on the grenade, absorbing the impact. He is survived by his parents, an older sister and two brothers.

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