As we take this weekend to reflect on the great sacrifices of the men and women in uniform who have served and sacrificed so much in the service of our country on Memorial Day, it is also important to remember our friends, families, and loved ones. these soldiers are a loss that they will carry for the rest of their lives.
A popular video that tends to go viral around the internet every year highlights parents, friends, co-workers, and fellow members who have gone through the loss of a loved one, someone who died. moments in life were to protect our country.
This short film called “Every Day We Remember” reminds us that even though the conflicts eventually end, the graves are lowered, and the stories are changed, the consequences of these wars leave permanent scars on those who must continue to live knowing that brother. a sister, daughter, son, parent, grandchild, or friend does not come home.
Watch the short film below:
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A Reason to Remember
Memorial Day is very important to all Americans because it gives each of us an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who chose to serve in uniform so that we can live safely and comfortably, and that our descendants can do it. in the same way.
This day has a greater meaning than other federal holidays when it is set aside to remind us especially of the effects of war and conflict, especially on people, families, and communities. It shows the courage and selflessness shown by those who accepted the job, showing their unwavering commitment to protecting the ideas and freedom of the country.
By taking a moment to reflect on Memorial Day, we acknowledge an immeasurable debt of gratitude to the men and women who have fallen, ensuring that their legacy lives on in the time of conflict in which they gave their lives for our country.
Also, this day of reflection brings a deeper and more personal understanding of the value of freedom and fosters a sense of unity and appreciation for the sacrifices made. It encourages Americans to come together, regardless of their cultural or political differences, to recognize what unites them as citizens and to be thankful for the freedoms we are thankful for.
On this Memorial Day, who are you remembering? Let us know in the comments below and on social networks.
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