Country music star Lee Greenwood — known widely for his inspiring song “God Bless the USA” as well as for his substantive body of work across decades of writing, recording and performing music, including for nine U.S. presidents — has kicked off a major initiative on behalf of America’s veterans, something he feels is part of his God-given duty to our country and those who have served it.
The Nashville-based star is turning a tribute concert into a chance to honor vets.
“I continue to do the job that I believe I’m cut out to do by God, which is to take care of our country and our families and our veterans,” he told Fox News Digital in a phone interview.
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A new film, the “All-Star Salute to Lee Greenwood,” will premiere in movie theaters on Sunday, November 12 — with musical performances by Dustin Lynch, Lee Brice, Michael Ray, Michael W. Smith and The Isaacs, The Oak Ridge Boys, Tracy Lawrence, Big & Rich, Jamey Johnson, Gavin…