have you remembered to thank a soldier, veteran, or family member of either today?

Question

thanks to all who served, are serving and their families. you make great sacrifices to keep our country free. too many Americans seem to take for granted the freedom, not realizing that people lose life, limb and other members of their families for us to remain free. thank you, and God bless you. happy day:)

Answer 1

My dad served in multiple campains. He was even recalled after retirement to serve som more. Man I miss him. RIP DAD.

Morg

Answer 2

i do everyday i am married to a guy from the 4th infantry division,if it was not for them we may not be here with are freedom still.and i know way to many guys in that unit that have died,lost limbs and eyes and all.there is way to many american lives lost over this war and it is not worth fighting a losing battle,so there are more american lives lost.its high time to bring the guys home but you can not get that through the president's head.there is at least 3 lives a day lost if not more,so i am thankful everyday to them but i do believe all this is not worth it anymore

Answer 3

TODAY? It's only 8:30 a.m. on the east coast (USA) -- I'm not even dressed yet!

But I do thank soldiers, whom I see often working in health care near major Army and Air Force bases.

Answer 4

my father went to Vietnam war, he was an Australian and luckily live to tell the story about what actually went on there. he described it as a nightmare. he suffered many a nights having nightmares and turned to alcohol because of it. he passed away 2years ago, age 60.

Answer 5

i be conscious of on a daily basis I say thank you to somebody interior the service. I artwork on a militia base. My husband is retired militia. My daughter is engaged to a reservist. My son is presently serving interior the middle east. i've got confidence daily human beings ought to assert thank you for serving out u . s . and protecting us unfastened. it isn't any longer in basic terms the miltary individuals that serve, yet additionally there families. we are people who help p.c.. up loves ones to deliver them to a some distance away place and each from time to time we don't be conscious of in the event that they'll come back alive. that's frightening and that i be conscious of i do no longer positioned up with everybody conversing undesirable approximately our adult adult males/women persons who're death on forign floor. they are scuffling with to maintain human beings unfastened. some say it isn't any longer our combat. If different international places do no longer intervein and we forget approximately approximately them. it is going to circulate to our factors. IN WW1 they discovered that. the US does not connect interior the combat to resign the unfold of germany's military until US civilian ships have been sunk 3 years into the conflict. We did no longer connect WW2 until Pearl Harbor. it does not seem we commencing activily scuffling with interior the middle east until after 9/11. Does it take a loss of yank lifes for others to step forward and combat? think of approximately that and you may remember why we've service member prepared to combat interior the middle east. that's to maintain human beings ree to place up with out concern of penitentiary, dying, etc. elect to thank you for reminding others of that. i be conscious of that's a close-by I certainly have good thoughts approximately in case you could tell

Answer 6

Yes I have. Always, whenever I see a soldier, sailor, airman, marine or coast guard member, I thank them. My two girls also do too!

Answer 7

No - I'm not patriotic or nationalistic - but I still love our independence here - so to all those that have served: THANK YOU.

Answer 8

Thumbs up to you! A good thought to start every day.

Answer 9

Not today but, we had ANZAC day last Wednesday, "LEST WE FORGET"

Answer 10

yes i always do when i pass them