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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Veteran's Day
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Ray, Thanks. I am usually marching with my Boy Scout Troop in the
local Veteran's Day Parade, but had to work in order to be able to
leave Thursday for C4. As most of you who are as old or older than I,
will remember, today was once called Armistice Day. I know that
across the continental US, it has already turned 11am, but if we
didn't, we should have given a moment of silence at 11am, for those
that have died. The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month,
ended the WAR TO END ALL WARS. Would if that were only true. To all
my fellow Vets, thank you! To those I can't thank because you are no
longer with us, I hope we will constantly make you proud of what we
are doing, and where we are headed. David
--- In colonial-coins@y..., Ray Williams <njraywms@o...> wrote:
> Hi Ray!
> I think there is an appreciation for the Vietnam Vets now that
didn't exist back then. Vietnam was one of those wars that was
screwed up by politicians - either you're at war or you're not! I
think the experience in Nam resulted in the success in the Gulf War,
but this site is not for my political opinions. Back to work...
>
> Ray W
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> Hi Ray,
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> Thanks for the thoughts for all of the Veteran's. What a
difference a few decades make, I remember being in Uniform during the
tail end of the Vietnam War and being spit at by College Kids and
called Baby Killer's. Was not a good time to say the least.
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> Ray T.
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