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Freedom isn't free

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    Posted: 28 May 2011 at 9:05pm

Just figured it was a picture worth posting and to say thank you and a moment of silence for the many who have served with the ultimate sacrifice and to those others also who have spent the few or many years of their lives protecting the freedom we all sometimes take for granted. My time in the Navy was in peace time but others have seen the combat and the horrer of war close  and personal .

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Whats the most disgracefull thing is that 18 veterans commit suicide everyday!!! We send humans out to do unhuman things were death is just around the next corner and when they return home and have to adjust to society again all they get is redtape from the VA!!!!!!!!! SHAME!!! Ryan
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Thankyou to all who have served in the military.
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my cousin served in the national guard and was sent to iraq. his truck was blown up and 2 people in his unit deid. it is scary having family in there. tjanks to all who have served we can live in this country. without them there would be no allis chalmers because there wouldnt be a united states.
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I salute all vets, past, present, and future. May God keep them safe. God Bless.
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It's a humbling picture,especially when you know there's a LOT more white crosses in that you can't see.
Maybe ALL schools should have trips to local military cemetaries to show the them who paid the ultimate cost for their freedom.
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Far too many people think of Memorial Day just as a holiday to cook out, go to the lake or beach, etc. We all need to pause and remember the sacrifice of those who served and their families also. Freedom definitely is not free.
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