Veterns Day, and no negative remarks please,okay?

I'm just expressing my appreciation of people of my dad's time and those who followed.
Veterens Day, and at my dad's grave I lay this flag in honour of dad,the other men that served and protected our country,during WW-II. As well I give honour to the services that have been protecting our country from begining of time to the present.
Bless you all.

I do enjoy the freedoms that my parents, grandparents and others have fought for. My grandfather was WWII. My dad was Stateside during Vietnam and my step-father was in Korea. These wars are controversial but they stilll were serving their country and risking their lives.

(((((((((((((( darkeyes )))))))))))))))

my dad is a Vetnam Vet who was actually in Vetnam. I too honor the men and women who serve our country in times of peace and times of war!

Thank you each and everyone of you

Hello it is good to hear that you have respect for your country and the people that served and protected this country and freedom. Take care sincerely Soidhonia

I, too, am in much appreciation to my deceased father and living brother and to all the veterans of this country who has giving us our freedom.
Thank you all.

Great Thread,
Linda

Thanks for all who keep us safe (including a son in Tikrit)

Golden Corral, a buffet type country food restaurant, gave all us Veterans free dinner tonight! How kewl was that!

Hi darkeyes. My dad was also in WWII as well as the Korean War. My husband was in the National Guard and my brother served in the Army. My oldest son was in the Navy and did two tours in the Persian Gulf.

I definitely believe in honoring all who have served our country. We went to a special concert in honor of the Veterans. It was wonderful. They had all those in various branches of service stand to be applauded. I think my husband was proud to be there. We'll probably make this an annual event from now on.

The music was all patriotic by our MSU bands. They had the ROTC members present the colors and also had a prayer for veterans who were killed in action as well as a great speaker. The whole event was free to the public.

I too respect those who serve so I can veg on a couch, eating doritos and c hannel surfing on my days off. Thanks to all who do and have served for me.

(P.S. The "Veterns" is missing an "a", sorry..)

Oops! I know, but it was too late for me to correct it.
I felt foolish after I realized it. Duh, is me.
Praise to all those brave men and women that has kept us safe.
Bless you all.