Red and Rover by Brian Basset for June 06, 2021

Finding someone you can love is best what can happen!

D-Day, 77th anniversary!

Very classy! Well done1 Here’s to those brave men (and women) who were the heart and soul of “The Greatest Generation”.

Brian, Red, and Rover…thanks for remembering! I think we all are intrigued by Rover’s new friend, Miss Francy Pants!

Fabulous!!!

Thank you, Brian, for this poignant remembrance of those who fought for us. So many did not come home. My godmother’s husband (Army Infantry) was awarded the Purple Heart and is buried at the Normandy American Cemetery.

It’s an honor being named after Ike and I’m very glad my parents didn’t call me Dwight.

Bravo!

Rover is thankful.

Very poor taste.

Never forget that we’re free today because many gave all for us

We owe so much to these people. Let’s not drop the ball we’ve been carrying for nearly 80 year!

1944 – two years before my birth but D-Day is special in my heart because I was born into a free, peaceful world, thanks to Eisenhower and his guys! Thank you Brian for the commemoration ;)

VIVE LA PAIX!

Very good to be reminded! My Dad was there!

And for all the American Soldiers buried at Normandy that didn’t get to come home, I want to say thank you for dying for me. lf l make it to Heaven, l would like to buy each and everyone of you a beer. God Bless You…..

God Bless Our Military and Veterans. You have and do sacrifice so much for us. It is a debt that we can never repay.

Awwww so cute.

The number of us still alive who were old enough to remember that time continues to shrink and fewer yet are the ones who served. It brings up a lot of sad memories

Thank God for those who had the courage and patriotism to fight against Fascism and Nazism in those days! I wish more of their descendants had the same courage and patriotism these days.

Well done! A much better effort than Lio’s political commentary disguised as a tribute.

this is specTACular! Thank you, Brian!

May the brave souls who fought on D-day Rest In Peace.

https://www.gocomics.com/lio/2021/06/06

Brian, thank you for always remember the important things.

Red remembers D-Day’s anniversary, our ‘president’ ignored it – or totally forgot it, because he was busy race-pandering that day.

This comic really sheds light on how important d day is good work brian