Remembering D-Day Illuminates the Relevance of Memorial Day
They truly deserve to be remembered and to serve as an example of courage and willingness to sacrifice for us in this dark time.
By Dennis Jamison —— Bio and Archives--June 7, 2021
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As Americans just celebrated Memorial Day last week, many memories were conjured up of the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives to advance the cause of Freedom. Truly, the original purpose of Memorial Day, initially intended as a day to honor the brave boys and men who fought to preserve the Republic during the Civil War, remains intact even in 2021. However, one of the most solemn days those from the older generations remember is D-Day because the advancement of Freedom came at such a great cost on such a single day. It is so very right that those of the “greatest generation” who served their country in World War II, should be remembered for sacrificing their lives so that Freedom could survive.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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