Honoring Our Soldiers
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Twentieth Century "Angel of Mercy" -- D. R. Howe (Glencoe, MN) treats the wounds of Private First Class D. A. Crum (New Brighton, PA), "H" Company, 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment, during Operation Hue City.
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No one Dies Unless They Are Forgotten 
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U.S. army troops taking a break while on patrol during the Vietnam War
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Heros Remembered
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We must remember The 53,500 Americans killed in World War I, The 292,000 killed in World War II, The 33,667 in Korea, The 58,000 plus in Vietnam, The 148 in the first Gulf War, The almost 4900 in the Iraq War. The over 3500 killed in Afghanistan. All of these killed should be remembered and not be forgotten. 
General William C. Lee
We remember and honor all veterans and families that have made the ultimate sacrifice. We honor only a very few below. If we have seen an obit before on this website, that is not featured in this memorial day tribute, please let us know. We will try to find it and post it on our home page after the holidays. Our intention is not to overlook anyone we have featured before. God Bless and have a wonderful holiday.
General William C. Lee 
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I love my brother Raz. All my Brothers were so lucky that he was a part of our family. Raz was in the Navy and then in the Marines
George Raz Autry II 
"They may have died in vain but they lived in honor"
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