Jake SpurlockRT @CADeptTech: On behalf of…
On behalf of CDT, THANK YOU to all who have served our country. #VeteransDay2022 pic.twitter.com/2xgG8HWL5j
— Dept. of Technology (@CADeptTech) November 11, 2022 #VeteransDay2022 #ImportFromTwitter
KeithHiggs
My Blue Check is MIATo all the Veterans I know, do not know and I was related to. My dad. All my uncles. Cousins. Grammar & High School friends. My future son-in-law. All of them, everywhere. I have trouble saying "Happy" Veteran's Day as many memories are not happy at all. Wishing you a Peaceful and Honor filled Veteran's Day. As a country, now, we are a hot mess. It can be overcome, and we all should do so in your honor. Thank You one and all for your service.
Rachel MariaWho was the best US General in the European Theatre of WWII? #VeteransDay2022 🇺🇸
Brian Wade
Ted SpenceNo matter what this day is known in your country - we #remember those who are not with us. #armisticeday2022 #veteransday2022 #remembranceday2022
@UghitsAnjaliVeterans Day reading rec. Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam by @[email protected]
#VeteransDay #VeteransDay2022
https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250045065/killanythingthatmoves
#VeteransDay #VeteransDay2022
https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250045065/killanythingthatmoves
FreddyB Aviation PhotographyTo all Veterans past present and future such as Grandpa Fred and and too many to mention, thank you for your service and for far too many thank you for your sacrifice to protect me and my family #VeteransDay #VeteransDay2022
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@ColoradoARRL
Happy Veterans Day! Thanks to all who have served. Many people in Amateur Radio served in the military and the relationship between ham radio and the military goes back about 100 yrs and is still going strong!
Joshua R. GreenbergIt is #VeteransDay2022, so we are looking back at some pieces in the @[email protected] back catalog about war and remembrance. We start with Caroline Janney's article on how Civil War soldiers competed for how the conflict would be remembered. Check it out: http://commonplace.online/article/civil-war-veterans-and-the-limits-of-reconciliation/
