87 years ago today........

[Pat Carry]

The guns fell silent and a media type person declared, "It's all over, over here" Now I say, GOD BLESS OUR VETERANS!

[Dan K]

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13

[Flat 12x2]

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Remembering those who fell in all wars.

Martin

[Scott Rose]

Thanks to all the veterans that fought and sometimes layed down there lives to preserve our freedoms and thanks to the new generation who are currently doing so.

[Robbie Stuart]

Thank you to those you have, & to those who continue to protect our freedom. Your sacrifices are appreciated. We will never forget you.
God bless our Vets!
Robbie

[tom d. friedman]

my teenage boys wanted to call my 89 year old ww 2 army vet / rifle company commander dad to wish him a happy vets day. i was rather taken aback & gratified that i'm doing something right as a parent, & they have inherited some of their history appreciating dad's genes, while aknowledging my dad's contribution to his country. veterans day, while not a happy holiday by & large is nothing but a day off to most americans, especially our youth. same goes with memorial day...... nothing but a 3 day barbeque party. not because they are my boys, but my kids restored a little confidence in the gen x next generation of our country in my book. their innocent thoughtful gesture speaks volumes for me. on the other hand..... my boys can be snotty, lazy, disrespectful little sacks of sh*t too. they are not beaver & wally by no means. but again their gesture was worth sharing with my friends, who i'm sure have instilled alot of the same patriotic values in their own kids. best, tom