U S Marines rescue a female driver trapped in a flooded road

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Virginia Waller-Torres who is a resident of Hagerstown Maryland is one person who is very grateful that her answer to a prayer to be rescued came true last month when she was driving in the Washington D. C, area when her auto was driving down an exit ramp was hit by a flash flood last month. Virginia prayed very hard to God that He would send her His Angels to come to her rescue. One minute after Virginia's prayer was heard, members of the United States Marines elite group called The Body Bearers who work details at Arlington National Cemetery carrying the caskets of their deceased soldier appeared out of the blue to get her out of the auto that was in the flooded road. The Marine soldiers like to keep their work of assisting persons who need help quiet which is a wonderful way to your job as a service and not to given attention for the sake of getting an ego massage so to speak. Marine Corporal Matthew Bouchard who was a member of the rescue team did grant an interview with the media in Washington D. C. that they were just doing their job of making sure no one stays behind in war and peace on the battlefield.