luvmypetsLoc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC
I agree with Sidwalkastronomy. That is a very impactful photo for those who understand what it means. I'm sure there are quite a few of the younger generations that will just see headstones and not the meaning of what they stand for.
As I left Walmart yesterday, the lady at the exit checking purchases said to me, "Thank you for your service." My immediate reply: "I'd do it again. Anytime."
My best buddy is a combat veteran with PTSD. He is as brave as anyone I have ever known. He hates guns. He hates war. I honor him and all of the fallen and stricken soldiers everyday.
Beautiful photo. Though perhaps most are not war casualties. I and many others qualify to be buried in national cemeteries upon a natural or non-combat death.
amen. I have totally stopped watching football unless it is college football and I'm on the borderline with that. Now nascar I'm still good with them. At least I haven't seen in drivers confused about their sex or race.
amen. I have totally stopped watching football unless it is college football and I'm on the borderline with that. Now nascar I'm still good with them. At least I haven't seen in drivers confused about their sex or race.
Only race they worry about is the one they are driving in 😀😀😀
I love your photograph and thank you for posting it. Hard not to miss is the young woman sitting behind a tombstone apparently grieving for a loved one, perhaps her husband or boyfriend who was killed in the Middle East.