WILL you PLEASE say a THANK YOU to a WWII VETERAN TODAY?

Question

for it was June 6th 1944 when our Armed Forces Members proved their Love for the USA. All gave some and some gave all. The least we can do is say a " THANK YOU. "

Answer 1

I want to thank you and all veterans past and present. I thank you for your selfless acts of courage and for the freedom that I have today. Words cannot begin to describe the heros that died that day or the heros that walked away from that horrific battle. I want to thank all veterans who have fought and are still fighting today.
I do not like war but I support our troops. For everyone who says that our soldiers died for nothing, answer me this. Did they die a honorable death? There is no death more honorable than fighting for your country.

From a daughter of WWII vet Tech 4 William J. Schumm. May he rest in peace. Also a daughter of a WWII Nurse France R. Schumm May she rest in peace. Also a sister of Tech 4 Glen R. Schumm may he rest in peace. I am a sister of a Marine soldier, Army soldier, Air Force Soldier, and Sister-in-law who was Navy. Thank you for your duty and sacrifice for our Country and our Freedom.

Answer 2

Both my grampas, very younger boys then and each got here dwelling. I so want, I might realize that at some point handiest leaders might struggle and perhaps with custard pies, however I'm no longer amazed hate and greed exist, even though it kind of feels an Ironic twist, due to the fact the arena is small and such a lot of in energy maintain to the significance of status so tall.

Answer 3

I want to thank all the WW2 veterans who gave their lives for us and those who are still alive . The world would be very different without you . It is due to your dedication that I am able to type this email to you. Thank you .

Answer 4

Thank you Vets. and I'll include the Parachute regiment at Caen, and all the allied troops , especially those from Commonwealth coun tries