Heroes of the Brotherhood

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There is a broth­er­hood that exists between men and woman of the Mil­i­tary, we rec­og­nize each oth­er often by just a first look.

We can become fast friends quick­ly because we share the same expe­ri­ences, many of us were born on Mil­i­tary bases.

  • We know no oth­er way of life except that of this broth­er­hood.
  • We sac­ri­fice, We know the pains of lone­li­ness, we can iden­ti­fy with the chal­lenges of ser­vice.
  • We know what we are about there is no mys­tery about the free­dom to choose the lives we choose to live.
  • We fight because there are some that can­not fight.
  • We Serve because there are some that can­not serve.
  • We make per­son­al and finan­cial sac­ri­fices so that oth­ers may choose to live life in a posi­tion of com­fort.
  • We often lay in the mud and the swamps where the insects bite and the weath­er makes com­fort impos­si­ble.

It is because of these many sac­ri­fices that Amer­i­ca has been and will always be a free nation.

There may be those that attempt and seek to change that but they will for­ev­er fail.

 We are the first to nev­er for­get to salute the flag and we are often torn when we see the Flag that rep­re­sents our sac­ri­fices treat­ed dis­re­spect­ful­ly.

We often see peo­ple who leave a flag out in the ele­ments and watch as peo­ple leave these flags so as to demon­strate their lack of respect for this great sym­bol of this nations many per­son­al free­doms.

I remem­ber a time when a fel­low ser­vice­man stopped and gen­tly took down one such flag that had been reduced to a tat­tered array of threads.

He removed the flag and replaced it with a brand new flag along with a note that free­dom is about respect.

It is about how much we love this way of life and the free­doms that we share with every­one.

There may be some that attempt to take away your free­dom to express your­self at the expense of every­one.