arlington national cemetery, tomb of the unknown soldiers, [source] |
thank you for your service in the u.s. armed forces and to our country.
i am very grateful for my upbringing as an air force brat.
my dad's career in the air force afforded us many opportunities,
all of which kept us in the lower 48,
all of which kept us in the lower 48,
and allowed us to live in colorado springs and fort walton beach, fl
(among other not-so-scenic places).
(among other not-so-scenic places).
both my grandfathers served in the air force, along with one uncle
and my brother-in-law is currently stationed at charelston, afb.
my heritage has taught me respect & admiration for those who serve.
thank you to the men & women who served our country
and thank you to those serving today
in the air force, army, marines, navy, and coast guard.
thank you to the men & women who served our country
and thank you to those serving today
in the air force, army, marines, navy, and coast guard.
![]() |
wall of freedom at the world war II memorial in washington, d.c. each of the 4,048 stars represents 100 fallen u.s. solders from WWII[source] |
0 comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for reading my blog and taking time to leave a comment...I love hearing from you and will reply via email to comments linked to an email address. Unsure if yours is? Check this out:
http://www.pleasant-home.com/2010/12/so-exciting-less-no-reply-bloggers.html