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Tag Archives: Veterans
Christmas in War Time
This was originally posted in 2015, but as many American men and women remain in war zones, I offer it again as I do each year at this time. Christmas is such a family time, its easy to forget that … Continue reading
Faded and cracked
They are all similar – old, cracked and sometimes faded; the newer ones in washed out color. There is a commonality to them that may not be readily apparent. They are photos of young American men and women in uniform. … Continue reading
Death of a Hero
My Uncle Harold died at 91 recently, he was a veteran of World War II and survived the Battle of the Bulge, that alone would make him a hero to me. But it was what followed this battle that showed … Continue reading
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Saluting our Veterans
There is an old saying about combat: “If you’ve been there you understand, if you haven’t I can never tell you about it.” One can look at the history of a battle, but never really know what the combatants … Continue reading