U.S. Army soldiers hold a moment of silence for a fellow soldier killed in action on March 6, 2010 in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The U.S. military is expected to launch a major offensive against Taliban insurgents in Kandahar in upcoming months, following its recent operation in Marja in neighboring Helmand province.
12 comments:
The emotions they must keep inside until they are safe at home is horrible. Bless them all.
Hand to Heart...God Bless them.
Thank God for these fine young Americans, they put it all on the line for us....
Sarge Charlie,they are doing wht other have done in eairlier times.such as us who served during Viet nam,those that served in the korean war,and Those like my Dad in WW2.God bless our Service Men and Women!
We do the same every day as we thank the Lord for our health and well-being, we pause and remember those who have made it possible for us to have the wonderful life we enjoy.
just 'found' the Ps 91 bandana while scrolling to click off the play list...
Providence??!!!!-
it truly fits with this post!!!
Thank you for both---
C-CS
coffeypot...my thoughts exactly. Our soldiers come home with so much in their heads and on their hearts!
jojo...amen
sarge...truly we are a blessed nation, with so many amazing men and women we call our Warriors!
mike...you are correct! For generations, moms have sent their sons to war (and daughters).
afwingmom...each and every one of them deserve our thanks, our respect and our prayers!
c-cs...so funny you mention the Ps 91 bandana...I wrapped one up for my son to take with him to Afghanistan on Wednesday. I make it a point to mail one to every soldier I send packages to overseas.
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