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I went to a Remembrance Day service this weekend in Ontario, where I saw my grandpa. He's a WWII veteran, as is my grandma (although of course she was in an administrative role) and 7 other people at the service. My grandpa's only got a couple weeks left to live, and the whole experience was very powerful.

A very sad thing to hear waste, Iam thankfull he served in WW2 and my heart is with ur family in this troubling time.

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And thankyou for serveing overseas and in the homelands. You all will be missed and for all That have died in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom visit-http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/


Also for every single soldier, Marine, Salior, Pilot, and other jobs in military service in the United States ill give you all pictures from the Alington Nation Cemetary.




The flame that never goes out-

The Tomb of UnKhown Soldier-

They shall not grow old.....

Fine tribute mate.

RIP

LtSoucy wrote:A very sad thing to hear waste, Iam thankfull he served in WW2 and my heart is with ur family in this troubling time.

Thanks Souce.

My helmet is off to all those past and present serving to try and make this a better world to live in. My Honor Guard did a 4 hour tribute to Honor all Veterans, and we shall do so till the end of time.

Hoorah

Thanks Souce.

No prob I lost my 2 grandmothers in less then 14 years of my life, I hope he can keep going as long as the world turns.

Excuse me if this sound rude or if i insult someone, but how does wageing war in a another country have to do with serving your country" ???? if its so far away ?

Because your oountry asked you to, or drafted you to and, at least for us, we thank them for their service, regardless of when and where that service was.

General Dragosh wrote:Excuse me if this sound rude or if i insult someone

OK, you're excused.