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A day of remembrance, for those who paid the ultimate price. Over 1,100,000 American have died in U.S. wars.
Yep. My dad served, and saw some his buddies pay that ultimate price. Had an aunt whose fiancé lost his life in WWII. We pay our respects to those who gave their all so we can enjoy the blessings we have today.
Unfortunately, there seems to be less and less attention given to Memorial Day. It typifies an uncomfortable trend in our country.
My dear old dad jumped into Normandy on D-Day.
He was at Carentan D-Day+5 during Lt. Colonel Cole’s Charge.
He jumped into Holland during Operation Market-Garden.
He saw action at Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge.
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The younger generation has been taught to hate this country and the good things it stands for. No country is perfect but the US is a hell of a lot better and freer than China, Russia, North Korea, and many of the smaller dictatorships that exist today. A certain WNBA basketball player found this out the hard way.
I hope everyone had a good day today. I am thankful for the ultimate sacrifice that so many have made to keep us free to speak, worship and live how we deem best. Many thanks to our veterans on TCN as well.
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