Memorial Day remembrance

I'm with you on that, Manix.

Me too Manix.

Thanks to every single one of you.

... everything we have and take for granted, like liberty and freedom, we owe to them.

From those serving:
Thank you.

Memorial Day

I am one of many (not enough, though) who live today, because they

liberated us together with the Canadians and the British.

How could we forget? How could we not be grateful? How could we not

think of those who lost a loved one?

The toll of American soldiers killed in Afghanistan reached 1,000 on Friday, a grim milestone that came as Americans back home prepared to commemorate their war dead.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article7139064.ece

My heartfelt thanks for all those who have and are serving in the military

I give out a hearty hooah to those who go where I never did, and with greater aplomb than anything I could have managed.

My thanks, as well, to those who have served (including my husband and my grandfather) and to those who serve still.

To those that gave all they had to allow me to have all that i will ever need, thank you.

Thanks to all who served. I attended the ceremony at the Mount Soledad Memorial today. Now I'm off for a walk on the beach, to enjoy my freedom.

... thanks to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We will forever remain in your debt.

Thanks to all military and especially the thirty-seven who died trying to help my father's ship sixty-five years ago.