



I like this photo, which was taken during the summer of 2005. Look close and you can see the nearly full moon. We have had a flag in view since 9/11, but we've always flown one on Memorial Day. My dad was in Korea as a decoder. I have cousins that are retired military and who have sons in places they never should have to be in. I thought this year I'd find a photo of the flag on the moon with our planet in the background, the whole mirror image thing, but I came across that third photo. There are more important things to show with a flag in the foreground on Memorial Day, of all days. The moon will be there forever. I leave the final words, again, to Sgt. Rock of Easy Company...Rest easy, servicemen and veterans. Wayne
4 comments:
Happy Memorial Day, Wayne!
Happy Memorial Day, Wayne!
Whatever happened to that Bruce Willis SGT. ROCK movie? He would have been good in that role.
I used to know comic fans who figured that Clint Eastwood was the best to have portrayed Rock.
Travis has a great post about some of the medal of honor winners. Young men of incredible bravery, although I wish they'd never had to exhibit it.
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