Wear a Military Ribbon on your collar Memorial Day
Otis Willie PIO The American War Library
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The ONLY way to be respected, recognized and remembered is to make sure everyone who sees you knows that you Served.
The American military and veteran population is declining. Our political power is a fraction of what it was after WWII. Public donations to veterans organizations are a fraction of what they used to be. Children who in the 1950's idolized
their military elders are influenced more today by musicians and actors. If military service is to again rise to be the most respected service a person can offer, military veterans MUST proudly show their respect for having served. REAL
veterans must stop hiding in the shadows and fearful of publicly showing their military sacrifice.
It is very important that ALL veterans wear one of your military ribbons on your collar this Memorial Day. We must stop being out of mind because we are out of sight. We must be seen. We must show our pride in having served.
If you don't know which ribbon to wear, look at this list:
http://www.americanwarlibrary.com/display
You will find a ribbon from your Service Branch that applies to you.
Be a REAL veteran. Wear a Service Ribbon this Memorial Day.
Contact Person for this posting: Roger Simpson, PIO
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