by Dan Plombon We are living in some crazy times! The one thing that cannot be forgotten is the past. History is so important to leam from. It shows what we have done wrong as well as the …
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by Dan Plombon
We are living in some crazy times! The one thing that cannot be forgotten is the past. History is so important to leam from. It shows what we have done wrong as well as the accomplishments we Americans have persevered through. I, as well as all Americans, are proud of the military and the honorable service that our entire volunteer force does to promote democracy around the globe. Since World War II though our veterans have not been greeted here at home with parades and victory celebrations.
Today, our servicemen and women serve in “muddled” waters. They do as they are asked and sometimes do not return to their families. Sadly, our Vietnam vets fully understand this. Many of those young men were drafted into the forces to fight the aggression of Communism. Those young people tried to
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Stanley-Boyd High School Social Studies teacher Robert Seidl and Dan Plombon of the Plombon Funeral Home.
