May 25, 2008
Here are some links that may be of interest to you this Memorial weekend. Jonn, an Army veteran with at least one son serving in the armed forces, has some good photos he took at this year's Rolling Thunder, and links to a site that allows vets to search an online database of the Vietnam War Memorial roll to leave remembrances of their fellow servicemen. The Jawas link to an effort called the Gratitude Campaign, which is encouraging people to thank our servicemen for their sacrifice when they see them returning from deployment, or see them on the streets. In spite of my severe shyness, I do manage to give my thanks to people I see in uniform that I see on the street, so it can be done.
I thank all those that have served and defended our nation, and I'm keeping those who have given everything for us and their loved ones in my thoughts and prayers throughout this Memorial Day weekend.
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Memorial Day used to be a good day to watch some darn good war movies. Now? Not so much.
The whole weekend used to be full of old movies, propaganda/recruiting movies from during WWII and even the ones for the next 15-20 years where America was the good guy.
Now? To Hell and Back and They Were Expendable were only on once all weekend. Instead we get movies like Platoon and The Deer Hunter.
Battleground was not on at all this weekend and Sahara (with Bogey) was on once, at about 4 in the morning.
Mustn't get kids heads too full of all that war stuff, next thing they'll actually be voting Republican!!??!?!?!
Bastids, they're all bastids.
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