Just wanted to help people remember what today November 11th means. Verdun, France American Cemetary. The site of the final major battle of WW1.
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YOUR RESEARCHOT: Veteran's Day..Thank a Vet
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Thanks for the post. It helps allot to have known that my service in the Army is appreciated. I also want to extend these same thoughts to all of my friends who are still "in".
Earlyapex- I'm with you my Grandfather was a B-25 pilot in WWII, my father did 27 years in the USAF and I have just recently passed my 5th year in the USAF already served time in Pakistan, Korea and Germany. Those pics were from a ceremony we held there today with both French and USAF members representing. harrY
Something I read today... Flags today in tribute wave For those loyal ones who gave Of their youth, their hopes, their might For a cause they knew was right. Morning bells sound their call, Pause and say a prayer for all-- All who served valiantly That men might be ever free. Toll of bells, drums' slow beat-- Silence falls in every street. In each heart swells the plea: Keep us safe, but keep us free!
Thanks to all the vets, past and present who have allowed us to enjoy the fruits of life in America. Bless them all.
Just got back from Arlingotn National last week laying my grandfather to rest and that was a tear jerker. Taps, 21 gun salute, etc., will break down any man. Thanks soldiers....for eveything.
Roger That My Fellow Service men - Rick Marreo 75th Ranger Btln 82 Airborne.
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