REMEMBRANCE DAY...
Veterans Day.
My Father was an ARMY VETERAN. He was actually a MEDIC for RED CROSS when he went on duty in Vietnam. He didn't fought in the war but he was able to help the wounded soldiers and injured civilians in the crossfires. His expertise was in the medical aid and evacuation of vulnerable people stranded at war. He worked in the Army General Hospital when the war in Vietnam was over, he received medals of honor and promoted as Chief Clerk because of his expertise in telecommunications and other technical aspects and because of his specialized skills that sometimes at the Hospital he was the stay-in CO if the CO is off for work. Actually the CO or Commanding Officer was the Surgeon General in that period of time. Army Station Hospital is a military hospital and all the doctors and nurses are military with ranks from Lieutenant to Major, Captain to General.
Then my brother, I considered him as "Veteran" too. He was trained in the Philippines and in the United States of America. Just like my father, my brother is highly skilled. I don't need to elaborate of his skills and what is all about. WE THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD should always advocate for PEACE. No one should be taken as pawn or be the sacrifice so that others would live because that's unfair! You have a choice. Each one of us has a choice.
If a politician advocate for sacrifices, he should have him accounted for it. Let him be the example.Ask him what is his sacrifices? Otherwise, it is unfair right? Think about it.
THE UNITED NATIONS should revive the PEACE KEEPING COMMITTEE to make sure that war should not be the last end of a deal. That before war could ever happened, prevent it right away. Prevention is a pound of cure.
GOD BLESS US.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HONORABLE & DIGNIFIED SERVICE!
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