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Memorial Day

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Former Army Maj. Matthew Burden, a military blogger who often shares stories of the fallen, shared this:

"It is important to remember them, and it is just as important to enjoy yourself this weekend. To spend time with your family and friends," he told BI. "What better assurance to them that they did not die in vain? Enjoying your freedom and understanding it's value is the best way to honor the sacrifices of my friends. That's the way they'd want you to spend Memorial Day.

Remembering them, and being a good friend, father, and an American is the best way that I can honor their memory."


Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/memorial-day-2014-5#ixzz3b9vaMfzQ

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Former Army Maj. Matthew Burden, a military blogger who often shares stories of the fallen, shared this:

"It is important to remember them, and it is just as important to enjoy yourself this weekend. To spend time with your family and friends," he told BI. "What better assurance to them that they did not die in vain? Enjoying your freedom and understanding it's value is the best way to honor the sacrifices of my friends. That's the way they'd want you to spend Memorial Day.

Remembering them, and being a good friend, father, and an American is the best way that I can honor their memory."


Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/memorial-day-2014-5#ixzz3b9vaMfzQ


Perfectly said.

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Just visited with my great uncle this week as he turned 95. Was one of the lucky ones who survived the landing at Normandy. Most of his buddies didnt. Imagine for a moment crossing the Channel in a landing craft and the door opening and machine gun fire killing everyone before they could move or the door opening and everyone drowning in 25 ft of water with heavy gear on. And we think we have it bad. Salute.

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Just visited with my great uncle this week as he turned 95. Was one of the lucky ones who survived the landing at Normandy. Most of his buddies didnt. Imagine for a moment crossing the Channel in a landing craft and the door opening and machine gun fire killing everyone before they could move or the door opening and everyone drowning in 25 ft of water with heavy gear on. And we think we have it bad. Salute.

tell him Btown Banners thanks him for his service!

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