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I salute all the veterans that are members in storm2k as the U.S. celebrates Veterans Day.In my case I salute my father who is a veteran of World War 2.

Thanks Luis and I must agree...."Here's to ALL my comrades in arms" and to those who are giving their lives as we speak

My thanks go out to all those men and women in the USA military

My Grandpa served in the Navy in the Korean War......who is now passed away almost 2 years.....i miss him lots My Uncle was in the Vietnam War.....who was too young too die and my x-husband's dad passed away from lung cancer which was do to espisites(i cant spell it) but he was in the navy in those submariens in the Korean War as well.....

But THANK THE LORD ABOVE THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE LIKE YALL THAT PROTECT OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!

Many thanks to all the men and women serving today and to those that served in the past.

We will be observing Veteran's Day at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell tomorrow where my parents are buried.


God Bless America!!!

In Canada, Sunday November 11 is REMEMBRANCE DAY

Remembering Canadians Who Fought and Died in War
On November 11 Canadians wear poppies and gather at war memorials across Canada to pay tribute to those who died in war. At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the time the Armistice of World War I was signed in 1918, we observe two minutes of silence to remember.

As we continue to fight the war on terrorism, it is important to remember and teach about the wars in which so many Canadians died, and men and women of other nations as well.
We salute all the brave people that continue to fight for what we all believe in.

-justin-

Armistice Day, commemorated by the Commonwealth countries (as Remembrance Day or Poppy Day in Australia, Canada, Britain, Malta and South Africa) around the world as well as France. Only in the U.S. is it Veterans Day (the name was changed after the second world war to include remembering those in WWII), strictly speaking Armistice Day is about WWI.

I salute all the members of the Army, Navy , Air Force and Marines, from World War ll who are still living , those who gave their lives as sacrifices , Korean War, I salute my dad who fought there and has been gone for over 10 years now, my daughter for her service in the Air Force, and my youngest son who is currently active duty Navy.
I also want to thank you for your honoring of all veterans, as I am one also.

my thanks and thoughts go out to all those serving today as well as those of the past.
Also specifically to my nephews wife that is in the navy as well as my nephew that served for 5 yrs. My nephew by marriage and brother in law that are both in the Air Force and my pseudo son that is in the army.
My father that is passed served in WWII and we lost my uncle this year that served in WWII and was held in a German pow camp until the war was over.

My salutes go out all those who are serving in Afganistan and Iraq, and to those who have served in the past. My Step Dad is a veteran of Afganistan, and I have numerous other relatives, most of which are now deceased, who served in WWII, Vietnam, and Korea.

My great-great-uncle served in WW1. He died of food poisoning, which by all accounts was just as much of a risk of enemy fire.

I am a veteran... and I still salute everyone that is military...

After going thru survival school... I have a new respect for those POW/MIA and what Freedom really stands for.

Thank you SO MUCH for those that have served our country and have made the ultimate sacrifice.

although i was in the Gulf this pass Winter from Feb thru Aug .we may have strong disagreements over war strategy but there one thing we all agree on is that we need to support our troops on the field and when they come home with a loss limb one thing they demonstrate that the price of Freedom is not Free it come at a cost and the cost is painful to there family

f5 wrote:although i was in the Gulf this pass Winter from Feb thru Aug .we may have strong disagreements over war strategy but there one thing we all agree on is that we need to support our troops on the field and when they come home with a loss limb one thing they demonstrate that the price of Freedom is not Free it come at a cost and the cost is painful to there family

Well put. The rest of the world is amazed at our ability to diagree over policy and still have a stable government while having a military that does what it is told to do no matter what.