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And just for purposes of coming clean about it here, watch this one, but warning about it, this do shows someone getting shot, a US soldier somewhere in the middle east. This may not be appropriate...

This is a veteran, but on a different situation, he's not around to tell us the story or be on the receiving end of a "thank you" of any kind.

But look at him being strong and firm, and smart,...

I did that on purpose :)

On this thread, i tried to bring up a point, that veterans are left to suffer on their own the terrible consequences of the war, that there is no one there most times to...

Yes it is very simple .... much the same as the current war on people.
All are told exactly what to think and thus to do.
And they blindly do it .... no matter the 'cost to others'.
And that is on...

This is probably something lots of people would not get, or care, but that's perfectly fine :)

On minute 1:07 you can see. Who knows how many memories went through him, at that moment, yet he was...

I understand exactly Malisa, and I applaud your culture for celebrating veterans while they're still alive!

You know, I've long wondered why my culture waits until they die to honor and celebrate...

Exactly![/QUOTE]

I do understand what you say, and how it bring them and continues to keep their memories alive. There is a second aspect to it that i talked about before, and probably it is...

Private Francis Joseph Quinn

Never Forget!

And this, go tell them how much important they are, how much you care. It seems like "That person did that and this and other and then dies last week" so now we are going to care and make news out of...

And this one, it's even more special

I have some friends in the Mexican army, and i have wondered several times "when will the time come from me to stand there watching as my friend gets carried...

If you see this, a funeral for a vetaran, it's so pretty and solemn and all that, but it lacks that thing, proper honor to the person while they were still alive! Nothing beats that. See these two...

Do this, you don't know what they went through

Go visit the Korean and Vietnam vetarans, go visit the ones from Iraq, go tell them how much you appreciate, because only someone who has gone...