It is very sad. I made a visit to my parents' grave today where my father's and all other veterans' graves are so marked. My father talked about certain experiences he had in WWII, but my brother recently found paperwork that indicated that there was much more of a story that we never heard about.
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Amen. I so agree with your words, Linda.
ReplyDeleteSo true. Thank you Linda.
ReplyDeleteTrue:)
ReplyDeleteIt's a real jolt when you see a vast cemetery with so many young people who fought for freedom.
ReplyDeleteIt is. This pic is of the American Cemetery in Normandy, France. It's much bigger that this photo shows, and it was a solemn place to visit.
DeleteIt is very sad. I made a visit to my parents' grave today where my father's and all other veterans' graves are so marked. My father talked about certain experiences he had in WWII, but my brother recently found paperwork that indicated that there was much more of a story that we never heard about.
ReplyDeleteamazing the numbers of the fallen and it still continues today...
ReplyDeleteSo true and sad.
ReplyDeleteAll those young men who will never get to become old men. We need to honor and remember them.
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