This special weekend
05-26-2019, 12:10 AM
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This special weekend
Please remember all of the soldiers that have kept our country free for soo long, bless them all!
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Amen to that also...
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Many brave men and women have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. May they rest in God’s eternal peace.
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I already visited my Father's grave (Navy WWII) and my Grandfather's grave (Army WWI) 
I too am a war veteran.
I too am a war veteran.
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05-27-2019, 08:51 AM
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I really don't wish to start a grand debate on this thread honoring my brothers.
However, it is my observation that this country's general population seemed to be a lot more patriotic when our youth faced the possibility of being drafted. I was watching the news this morning and they were showing the way to properly fold a US flag. I learned to do this when I was a teenager working at a (minor league) baseball park at the scoreboard. One of my jobs was lowering the flag, and properly folding it, following the game. I was told that my job was an honor, and I believe that even today.
I later served 4 years in the Army, and my respect for those that gave "their all" has never diminished.
However, it is my observation that this country's general population seemed to be a lot more patriotic when our youth faced the possibility of being drafted. I was watching the news this morning and they were showing the way to properly fold a US flag. I learned to do this when I was a teenager working at a (minor league) baseball park at the scoreboard. One of my jobs was lowering the flag, and properly folding it, following the game. I was told that my job was an honor, and I believe that even today.
I later served 4 years in the Army, and my respect for those that gave "their all" has never diminished.
