Red and Rover by Brian Basset for November 11, 2012

Profoundly moving, and very true, boys…and Rover, love the ear salute!

True, that Neckerchief would have been Red.

Here’s to all who served in “The Cold War” Our Nation’s real ‘LONGEST’ War. Including Korea, Viet Nam, and ALL the unremembered ‘inccidents’ and "confrontations’ and ‘alerts’ that kept the rest of the world from becoming Eastern Europe.

Just because no one remembers, or thanks you, it doesn’t mean that what you did, didn’t matter. It DID, You DID.

Thanks all!

God Bless all our men and women who serve our country and keep us safe.

Love Rover’s ear salute! God bless our troops, past and present!

Veteran’s Day always reminds me of my time as a medic in Viet Nam. I helped bring back many but not all, and they are remembered.

Sadder still if no one bothered to remember them at all!

Thanks to all Vets, to those now serving, and to the families of those who didn’t make it home.

..and still sadder that there is a necessity to serve in the first place

Sad if no one remembers them.

My profound thanx to all who served, for their sacrifices and the sacrifices by their families on the home front as they fought to defend our freedoms.

Bravo and thank you to all of the veterans.

Thank you to all the veterans on both sides of the 49th, and across the pond, who were our allies.

Lest we forget, our allies in WWI were foes in WWII in some cases. We all all capable of good and evil.

Thanks,this is a nice tribute to all veterans past and present.

Thank you Red! Happy Veterans Day to all Vets, even those who never got the day off.