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Thank you to all the Men and Women in both country's for your dedication and service to defend us all.

Thanks for letting me see the world.

John Klimavicz

U.S. Army

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! 🇺🇲

Agreed! Thank you to all of those who have served to keep us safe and free! We truly owe our lives to those who have fought to keep our country great.

I come from a military family as well. Both of my grandfathers served in the US Army. My maternal grandfather saw action in Vietnam during the Tet Offensive, serving a year from 1967-68. He was a major in the 4th Infantry (Ivy) Division (get it?-IV?), 1st Cavalry Regiment, and retired as a full colonel. My paternal grandfather was a dentist who practiced on an army base in San Francisco for a couple of years, before returning to the east coast to set up a practice in New Jersey. I believe he was a Lieutenant during that time, but did not see any action. Thankfully, they are both still with us to share their stories about military service, reminding us of the things that make America great. 
 

I also had some descendants who saw action in the civil war from Wisconsin, one was a doctor who became a field surgeon, and his son was an infantryman. 

Happy Veteran's Day and Thank You to all my brother's and sister's that served.

Thank you to all the veterans that have allowed me and my family to live a free and wonderful life. I think that history is important and want to share a short history of why veterans day is always on the 11th of November regardless of the day of the week. We celebrate Veterans Day on the 11th because that is the day that WW1 saw the armistice signed between Germany and the allied forces.

Again thank you to all of those who have served!