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Just as important as the 7th of December 1941. I can only prey that the outcome in the middle east mimics our friendship with the Japanese.
9/11, was also "The day that will live in infamy"
On 9/11 2001 I was finishing my E-6 Board & locking in my promotion to Staff Sgt., it was my B-Day, I was on Fort Bragg in NC. We went into lockdown, as the U.S.A. Division readiness force, we were put on 2 hour stand by to parachute in (if needed) 82nd Airborne Div. It didn't happen, but we were ready. I still haven't celebrated on this day ever since. This day is for remembrance of the Victom, Heroes, & Military along with Civilians who gave everything. To included the innocent the Wars took.
God Bless Those who have fallen...
9/11, was also "The day that will live in infamy"
On 9/11 2001 I was finishing my E-6 Board & locking in my promotion to Staff Sgt., it was my B-Day, I was on Fort Bragg in NC. We went into lockdown, as the U.S.A. Division readiness force, we were put on 2 hour stand by to parachute in (if needed) 82nd Airborne Div. It didn't happen, but we were ready. I still haven't celebrated on this day ever since. This day is for remembrance of the Victom, Heroes, & Military along with Civilians who gave everything. To included the innocent the Wars took.
God Bless Those who have fallen...