But the public does. The average civilian needs to know *some* of the hardship those who protect them endure, to be thankful that there are strangers who are driven to protect their country - and their fellow citizens - against the world.
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Friday, November 11, 2016
Remembrance Day
I've lost touch with my old unit. And we're probably better off for it, as we don't need the reminder.
But the public does. The average civilian needs to know *some* of the hardship those who protect them endure, to be thankful that there are strangers who are driven to protect their country - and their fellow citizens - against the world.
But the public does. The average civilian needs to know *some* of the hardship those who protect them endure, to be thankful that there are strangers who are driven to protect their country - and their fellow citizens - against the world.
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