Veterans Day-Got Any Pics To Share?
Today is Veterans Day. Salutations to all who served in any capacity. I enlisted right out of HS. WTH was I thinking!?!? Probably that I needed some salable skills if I was going to support...
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My Grandfather:
He fought in direct combat in WW1 in the trenches. He dodged a lot of enemy fire.
My Father:
He was navigator flying on the bomber planes in WW2. Again, he dodged a lot of enemy fire in direct air combat.
My Uncle:
He served in WW2 as well. He was tail gunner on the bombers.
These signs were recently commissioned to be proudly displayed in the home town of these three fine, brave, outstanding men. Maryfield, Saskatchewan. A cousin and myself were richly blessed to be able to pay for our family to be included in this tribute. There are many more signs of other participants.
To my Grandpa, my Father and my Uncle - I salute you sirs and I deeply thank you for your dedicated commitment to keep our country free so that people like myself, my children and my grandchildren may walk the streets in freedom.
I am so proud of what these and all the other fine military men and women did to secure our freedom.
My mother was also a WAC in 1951-52 after the war until she married my father in 52.
He fought in direct combat in WW1 in the trenches. He dodged a lot of enemy fire.
My Father:
He was navigator flying on the bomber planes in WW2. Again, he dodged a lot of enemy fire in direct air combat.
My Uncle:
He served in WW2 as well. He was tail gunner on the bombers.
These signs were recently commissioned to be proudly displayed in the home town of these three fine, brave, outstanding men. Maryfield, Saskatchewan. A cousin and myself were richly blessed to be able to pay for our family to be included in this tribute. There are many more signs of other participants.
To my Grandpa, my Father and my Uncle - I salute you sirs and I deeply thank you for your dedicated commitment to keep our country free so that people like myself, my children and my grandchildren may walk the streets in freedom.
I am so proud of what these and all the other fine military men and women did to secure our freedom.
My mother was also a WAC in 1951-52 after the war until she married my father in 52.
