Each Memorial Day we recognize every service member who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Considering the adage “All gave some, some gave all.” Memorial Day is for the latter, those who gave all.
No matter the location, conflict, or circumstance, each individual that gave his or her life for our country is remembered on this day.
We honor their service.
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