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Memorial Day-Remember Their Sacrifice

     Memorial Day is a remembrance to those who have protected the United States of America.  These heroes gave their lives so that we could live safely, having the freedom to do whatever we want.  They should be honored and never forgotten.  Those who serve and have served in the United States military are some of the bravest men and women on Earth.  They defend America with their lives when they could easily have chosen a different path in life.  However, their decisions have forever made them heroes in the eyes of the public, and they should always be thought of as such.
     Remember this Memorial Day weekend that it is more than a three day weekend.  It is a day to honor the past, present, and future men and women who fell defending this great nation.  For it is their sacrifice which allows us to maintain our freedom, independence, and lifestyle.  They spent time away from their families for strangers they have never even met or who may have never thanked them.  However, they did it because they understand what they signed up for, what they were fighting for.  Anyone who can do that is someone who should be respected.  I could not imagine spending weeks, months, or years away from my loved ones.  I could not imagine being thrown into combat with a foreign enemy while the rest of the world comes home to a quiet evening.  All of this in the fight for something bigger than themselves, and they wore that honor with pride.
     So, we should do our part to respect the fallen and remember their sacrifice.  Honor the United States Armed Forces for what it stands for.  Thank the men and women in uniform who are away from their families to fight for the United States of America.  Be a patriot.  The country's strength derives from those who risk their lives in the name of freedom.  They deserve it.  God bless the United States of America and thank you to the United States military and the brave men and women who serve!

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