Memorial day
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thank you,
lost but never forgotten
MMike
thank you,
lost but never forgotten
MMike
Thanks military dudes.
In my opinion, there is no place that is not correct to post this! :thumbup:
Today is not National BBQ day ...... It is Memorial Day. Parents teach your children what this day is REALLY about! God bless all those who have served and died to give us the freedom that we enjoy.
For those who have served, and are still serving let's not forget them on Veterans Day in November. Today, on Memorial Day, let's remember those who have died to protect this country.
My wife wanted me to remind you that a lot of the military dudes aren't dudes.
She's a recently discharged disabled vet. Disabled in the Middle East.
Of course today is the day to remember, but let's never forget on other days as well.
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To all whom have served,
MIA'S & KIA'S...You are lost but not forgotten.
Veterans...Sacrificed your all for our freedom and opportunities.
Current Military Servicememebers...F.I.D.O. we await your return.
Civilian Servicemembers...Support like none other.
Thank you,
Jay P.
MIA'S & KIA'S...You are lost but not forgotten.
Veterans...Sacrificed your all for our freedom and opportunities.
Current Military Servicememebers...F.I.D.O. we await your return.
Civilian Servicemembers...Support like none other.
Thank you,
Jay P.
The Holiday that honers those that make all other holidays possible.
Remember but do not morn, be joyful and thankful for what they have provided us. Treat and protect those freedoms and the values they represent and never let them be taken.
Their cost was high.
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True Meaning
I agree fully. Let's value Memorial Day for what it really is intended:
"Memorial Day was created as an occasion to honor those who have paid the ultimate price to ensure our freedom. It is our opportunity to stop and give thanks for the many who have died protecting that freedom."
Memorial Day does not stop with only the Service Men who have paid the ultimate price but to any and all that have given their lives to ensure our freedom: police officers, firefighters, private citizens, and all the others.
Thank You
Gerry S
I agree fully. Let's value Memorial Day for what it really is intended:
"Memorial Day was created as an occasion to honor those who have paid the ultimate price to ensure our freedom. It is our opportunity to stop and give thanks for the many who have died protecting that freedom."
Memorial Day does not stop with only the Service Men who have paid the ultimate price but to any and all that have given their lives to ensure our freedom: police officers, firefighters, private citizens, and all the others.
Thank You
Gerry S
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BB2Ad04mukI
In memory of PFC Kenneth Cotter.
PFC - E3 - Army - Regular
5th Infantry Division Mechanized
Length of service 0 years
His tour began on Nov 24, 1969
Casualty was on Apr 6, 1970
In QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
GUN, SMALL ARMS FIRE
Body was recovered
Chopdoc
"My wife wanted me to remind you that a lot of the military dudes aren't dudes.
She's a recently discharged disabled vet. Disabled in the Middle East.
Of course today is the day to remember, but let's never forget on other days as well."
Both my Nice's served. One just got back from her second tour. And to all the female Nurses, Doctors and Solders who served God Bless.
In memory of PFC Kenneth Cotter.
PFC - E3 - Army - Regular
5th Infantry Division Mechanized
Length of service 0 years
His tour began on Nov 24, 1969
Casualty was on Apr 6, 1970
In QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
GUN, SMALL ARMS FIRE
Body was recovered
Chopdoc
"My wife wanted me to remind you that a lot of the military dudes aren't dudes.
She's a recently discharged disabled vet. Disabled in the Middle East.
Of course today is the day to remember, but let's never forget on other days as well."
Both my Nice's served. One just got back from her second tour. And to all the female Nurses, Doctors and Solders who served God Bless.
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Great thread, Thommy. I like it. I thank you for it as well. Appreciation is something these days that people do not know much about. For what ever reason.
Many Regards,
Lock N Load.