A Time to Remember

[nascarwoman]

Sixty-three years ago today, thousands of brave young men stormed the beaches of France. Many of them never came home. Let us take time to remember their courage. Freedom isn't free......the price is the ultimate sacrifice.


If anyone out their has a family member, or they, themselves, participated in D-Day.....thank you. A thank you to all of the vets.

 

[TexasRaceLady]

I want to add my thanks, also, to the vets and their families. You made the sacrifice so we could enjoy our freedoms.

I, too, salute you.

 

[tkj24]

Thanks from all us Bristol Race Fans.

 

[kat2220]

Thank you just doesn't seem enough.

 

[buckaroo]

I want to add my thinks to all those vets who lived and died that day, and to all of those who have survived through the years. Seems that there is always thanks written here and there, but when it comes to actually doing something about it, most of this country seems to forget those true heroes. It's a shame that politics come between heroes and the country. But it's much easier for someone to say thanks instead of taking the oath and actually serving their country. For those of you who are truely gratified for those past and present, I thank you. For those of you who only give lip servce, shame on you. Well over 6,000 men gave thier lives 63 years ago so that we all could voice our opinion on everything from imigration to abortion to bridges to Alaska.

To those in the greatest generation, I salute you...even those of you who are critics of what I believe in. God bless you all.