Remembering and honoring those that gave all....

Very thoughtful & patriotic, nice touch.

         ROZY205

Let us remember.  NH Joe

Richard died July 1, 1966, seven weeks before I came home.  He was a door gunner with Co A, 501st Aviation Battalion.  Our gunners were TDY from the 25th Infantry Division. Picture taken 0900 23 May 2019.  John in Lansing, ILL

...as we should also remember the Gold Star families, as they have to live with their loss(es) everyday...

Mark in Oregon

I just put my flag out.  Made me think of all the great guys that killed for some stupid political reason.  One of those guys could have cured cancer, or a million other things positive.  Just so much wasted talent.  I hear the thought that they died to protect our freedom.  It’s sickening when I think about it.  I always thought if I’d have got drafted I would have been killed within five minutes of being in combat.  Missed it by a couple of years.  I almost died of cancer two years ago, and man am I glad I am alive today.  A moment of silence here. Thanks for the post.