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I keep remembering my Special Forces friend, who, on a mission in a secret forbidden place, he was the first to crawl up to a

barbed wire fence and infiltrate some compound where they had to rescue a few people. The mission was a success, and they could have all been killed. His best friend on the team was killed, and he carried him back to the rescue helicopter. That's all he would ever say about anything specifically.

I hope no illegal is coming after him like in what is in the news right now.

https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/05/27/photographs-and-memories-memorial-day-what-it-is-and-why-it-is-n2174707

Photographs and Memories: Memorial Day, What It Is and Why It Is

 

 
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31 minutes ago, cccjwh said:

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scums teenaged social platform presence lays out an unfamiliar patriotic connection to Biden and the welfare of the USA 

FUCK YOU POTUS handler 

& FUCK YOU CCcunt

 

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1 hour ago, FairHooker11 said:

scums teenaged social platform presence lays out an unfamiliar patriotic connection to Biden and the welfare of the USA 

FUCK YOU POTUS handler 

& FUCK YOU CCcunt

 

I see you treat Memorial Day just like your cult leader does. 

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https://www.reagan.com/ronald-reagan-memorial-day-speech

Ronald Reagan Memorial Day Speech

May 26, 2021
Reagan: IN HIS WORDS

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Memorial Day is a time for the country to reflect and remember—on the men and women who have sacrificed for our country, on the principles upon which the nation was founded and on the role we all have to play in protecting the freedoms of future generations. All of those principles were fittingly at the heart of the Ronald Reagan Memorial Day speech, which he delivered every year at a moving ceremony to both commemorate lives lost and celebrate victories won—all while connecting these ideas to center attention on the pressing current events of the time. Looking back on the messages and meanings behind these addresses is an important way for modern American culture to reconnect with the true mission of the holiday.

The 1982 Ronald Reagan Memorial Day speech  was among his most poignant. Fittingly delivered at Arlington National Cemetery, with scores of veterans and active-duty military members in attendance, the ceremony marked the return of the Unknown Soldier from the Vietnam War, who was being buried that day. Instead of speaking in broad platitudes about military might or valor, Reagan zeroed in on the true personal cost of fighting for freedom—both for servicemembers and their families.

The president focused on the scourge of the Vietnam War, recognizing that the wounds of the conflict were still deep for many before him at the ceremony. He cited the unique circumstances that so many Vietnam vets faced, returning to a country where support for military members was sorely lacking. However, he struck a note of optimism that he sought to impart to his listeners: “We’ve learned that government owes the people an explanation and needs their support for its actions at home and abroad. And we have learned, and I pray this time for good, the most valuable lesson of all — the preciousness of human freedom.”

The impact of military service on families was a common throughout many of the Ronald Reagan Memorial Day speeches, especially his 1982 remarks. Reagan reflected on the deep losses so many Americans had suffered in the previous decades but sought to inspire those in attendance to funnel that loss into action—urging all present to redouble efforts to press for closure for the families of those missing in action: “Heal the sorest wound of this conflict,” the president said. “Return our sons to America. End the grief of those who are innocent and undeserving of any retribution.”

Reagan’s Memorial Day speech illustrates just why he was called the Great Communicator: He deeply understood his audience, connected with them and provided them with an actionable path forward — a model we should all look to this Memorial Day.

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1 hour ago, FairHooker11 said:

scums teenaged social platform presence lays out an unfamiliar patriotic connection to Biden and the welfare of the USA 

FUCK YOU POTUS handler 

& FUCK YOU CCcunt

 

Can we table all that for a day? Let our focus be towards the solemn occasion this day was meant to observe.

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1 hour ago, Ibleedbrown said:

Can we table all that for a day? Let our focus be towards the solemn occasion this day was meant to observe.

I just post what the two people who are running for POTUS posted for Memorial Day. And was attacked for it.

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5 minutes ago, cccjwh said:

I just post what the two people who are running for POTUS posted for Memorial Day. And was attacked for it.

Did you really expect anything else?

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We were SO HONORED to visit the Arizona Monument decades ago.

This is a picture of the wall inside - with all the names of those who perished

in that attack:

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