Veterans Day

Veterans Day, Armistice Day, Remembrance Day, they're all the same depending

on the country in which you live.

They all commemorate the cessation of The Great War (War World I) which ended at 11 AM

November 11, 1918.

It's a day to honor our fallen veterans who gave unselfishly of their lives

to preserve our freedoms.

Take a few moments on Friday to remember these fallen heroes who have

fought in so many conflicts.

May God bless our servicemen.

Jan

Veterans Day

Veterans Day in USA is Remembrance Day in other countries;

a time to remember those service men who gave their lives for our freedom.

Veterans Day was established in 1919 following WWI when many

of our soldiers lost their lives in foreign lands fighting the "Great War".

The cemetery image is Flanders Field where 368 Americans were laid to rest.

The poem "In Flanders Field" was penned by Lt. Col. John McCrae in 1915.

Please take time this week to remember our fallen warriors from all conflicts

and reflect on the freedoms they have protected.

God Bless America!

Jan