Letter of the Day: Honor and thanks to Uncle Roger and all who served

On this veteran 's day, my mind turned to my old man Roger who was a veteran of Vietnam. He is currently doing most of his time with the provision of military ceremonies at the funeral of veterans and holding events commemorating the veteran, emphasizing the importance of good citizenship.

After graduating from college, Roger joined the Air Force in 1954 and worked for the army for 20 years. In Vietnam, Roger drove the F - 4 phantom for the bombing mission. He also ordered more than 80% of the victims to the military combat troops' bombing mission.

Roger is a kind person, I have never heard him improve his voice. He is a pilot of a fighter aircraft and expresses a sense of calm responsibility. After the war, Roger became a postman until retirement.

Last week my daughter interviewed Roger and attended one of her high school courses. When asked what the influence war had on him, Roger replied that he had a strong emotion against the great country we have. On the other hand, he believes that one of the last effects the Vietnam War has on our country is the loss of our idealism and the rise of narrow self-interests.

My older Roger's values ​​- citizenship and responsibility, a combination of idealism and service - transcend time, place and politics. Regardless of the future influence on my daughter, I hope that she understands the importance of these values.

This is a veteran 's day. You will think that there is time for a veteran to take a vacation. Most of them are not so. I know that for some veterans who serve the country one day I should be put on hold.

Whatever war you participate in, they are fighting for it now Thank you for building a safer world for all those who are seeking freedom. If suppressed people are saved, you will not be wasted like the Jews of World War II. Be confident, keep understanding the waiter and women of you and your colleagues, but please change the world anyway. I am eternally grateful to each and every one of you for your gratitude.

While browsing this article, I noticed a lot of sales on Veteran's Day. This is what is happening today. Another excuse is that you do pay for selling, but still have nothing to do with those who make payments. This is a huge price for our freedom. Watch the ad - Huge advertisement, but two words are missing: Thank you. This is not as when I was young, when giving everyone an opportunity to thank the veterinarian when we really "respect" our veterans for the parade and the activity. History is completely insensitive, how sad this is. I told all the veterans: Thank you, you will not forget

"I think the veteran's day is a celebration of glory. It is important to respect and respect the people who serve in the army, those who endanger their lives make us free and safe All veterans including firefighters and police are serving us It is a hero from my eye One day I hope to serve the country with a Marine Corps I keep the United States free and safe Please appreciate all veterans, especially those who died or were injured in service in our country, I will always be in the minds of all the veterans. "

The definition of my veteran is men and women who serve our country during the war. Some people respect only the veterans who died, but I believe that all veterans are worthy of special thanks and recognition. Veteran's Day is the day reserved for this purpose by the United States; however, I believe that we should do our utmost to respect veterans as frequently as possible. Many of my friends have a family of veterans, and I am as well. My grandfather is a veteran. If he is still alive today, he can help me write this article and explain to me about the service in our country. Unfortunately, my grandfather passed away before I was born, I know little about his service, but I know his service, I am very proud that he is a veteran I think.

The anniversary commemorates the service staff who served in that country or who died as a result of injury in battle. Late veterans also remember on the days of veterans, but this day I was saved to appreciate and respect the glorious soldiers who served during wartime or peace. I signed an announcement on Thursday, November 11, 1954, to request that all citizens observe as veterans' days. I sincerely wish that all veterans, their organizations, and the entire community will handle hands to adequately and broadly adhere to this day. I think that the establishment of a national committee for veterans' anniversary days is recommended as the adjustment plan is considered to be the most useful. In consideration of your personal interest and public responsibility, I appointed you as the president