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You have forgotten what to remember
Can someone please explain to me what it means to fly this flag? The POW-MIA flag is ubiquitous these days around veterans. Our town hall flies this black flag halfway below the Stars and Stripes. When the latter is at … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Great War, MIAs, Military, POW, POW-MIA flag, Veterans, Vietnam, Vietnam War, World War II
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These days we outsource our POW-MIA
According to Nation Magazine, there are 131,000 homeless vets, and about 18 suicides per day among America’s 25 million vets.
Posted in Sight-Bites
Tagged MIAs, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War
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Avenge Vietnam among other things
The wait was long at the post office, prompting a gentleman ahead of me to remark “Soon this is what health care is going to be like. Get used to it.” I might have agreed, if he hadn’t gone on … Continue reading
