The Wreaths Across America Story

wreathsacrossam... - This 2009 addition to the Wreaths Across America story shares how the tradition of placing wreaths to honor our veterans during the holidays has grown into a national movement, with over 550 participating locations, thousands of volunteers, and thousands of wreaths placed in each year to Remember, Honor, and Teach our the service and sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.

[@mrwaterschoot5617]

we need to honor our fallen soldiers. those who served and suevived combat. some came back back from war maimed.and scarrd for the rest of thier lives on earth. some have suffered what we call post traumatic stress disorder (patd). it all ends when god calls them from esrth. we need to help the survivors ease thier pain until god calls. and we need to keep those from the past still alive as a memory.
for those alive with monuments of family use thfe biologic called d 2. it removese moss on fungus that slowly pit and breakmonuments down. powerwashing and scraping will damage monuments.
the us governmrnt will pay certain burial and small monument to honotably discharged veterans. a funeral service director should be able to assist with the paper work.
when i see a veteran i think them for their service.
vietnam was a mess like every war yet there still vietnam vet relive the hell over there and the crap and disrespct surving and the carap of americans who spat on veterans when it the stupid politatans and their foney baloney.
war is hell at the battle front and on the homefont.

[@fransavage8935]

Thank you and God tyou

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John 5:28/Daniel 12:2