I would like to thank all Veteran's for the sacrifices that you made to make our Countries great
THANK YOU
Nicely said Shane. Couldn't agree more!
Ken & Gizzi
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Well said Shane.
We just returned from our local Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Cenotaph, which we attend every year. It never ceases to amaze me the number of veterans, some well into their 80's and 90's that make the trek from the local Legion to participate in the parade.
Both our kids attended every year and our grandson, at 22 months, just attended his 2nd Remembrance Day ceremony, proudly wearing his poppy.
Fortunately it wasn't raining on the West Coast this year, so our veterans stayed dry for a change.
To all my fellow veterans........I salute you and say thanks for your service and sacrifice.
U.S. Air Force, 1961 to 1967.
Thanks to all the 1% that served with us Vets, to make it possible for 99% of the American public to vote and live in a free nation, LEAST WE NOT FORGET "Freedom is NOT FREE"
According to our local channel 48 the Huntsville, Al. Parade is the 2nd largest in the U.S.
DAV, H/C US Coast Guard 1968 May - 1982 January.
History note"""" The US Coast Guard Cuter Taney WHEC 37, Moored at the Maritime Museum in Baltimore, is the last floating ship from the Pearl Harbor Attack.
www.Coast Guard Cutter Taney.org (think add. is correct)
You are correct ~ The Taney is the last floating ship from Pearl Harbor. We live just on the north side of Baltimore and I have been on her several times.
Many thanks to all my fellow veterans ! Semper Fi !!
USMC 1968-1972, Vietnam 1969-1970 3rd Bn, 4th Marines, 3rd MarDiv
