Remembrance Day Today

[El Presidente]

"Lest we Forget"

Thank you for those that served

Thank you to those who serve today.

"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."

[JohnS]

We had our minute's silence at 11 am today in my workplace. Lest we Forget.

[kuma]

Rob, thanks for the kind thoughts. ex USAF member

[ChanceSchmerr]

I attended the service on Sunday at Vimy Ridge Memorial in France this year. A must for any Canadian Serviceman/woman at least once in their life.

A terribly moving experience to see how scarred the french landscape is even today - a silent testament to the thousands who died in mere hours, endlessly for years, fighting over a few miles of mud, for what they believed was a higher cause. We remember their sacrifice always.

We will remember them.

[ChanceSchmerr]

Unexploded ordnance from WWI means that despite the trees covering over the destroyed landscape, no one but grazing sheep and goats are allowed on certain patches of land.

Sorry for the rotated phone camera photos.

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Edited November 11, 2015 by bundwallah
Rotated pictures.

[OZCUBAN]

Lest we forget

[MIKA27]

Thanks to all those that served and still serve to make our homes, countries a better, safer place to live.

[LordAnubis]

May we learn from our past mistakes and the sacrifices of many. Thank you to all whom have served and all who serve today.

[CoCigarSmoker]

Thank you to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you to those that risk everything so that we may press on through life!

Seth

[Jimm902]

To all who serve, served and died for our country we will never forget...

[DoubleDD]

A salute to those who serve and to my grandfather that has passed who served in the 12th Armored Division in WWII. ??

[PigFish]

I attended the service on Sunday at Vimy Ridge Memorial in France this year. A must for any Canadian Serviceman/woman at least once in their life.

A terribly moving experience to see how scarred the french landscape is even today - a silent testament to the thousands who died in mere hours, endlessly for years, fighting over a few miles of mud, for what they believed was a higher cause. We remember their sacrifice always.

We will remember them.

Love ya' brother! Thanks for your service. -Ray

[Puros Y Vino]

Unexploded ordnance from WWI means that despite the trees covering over the destroyed landscape, no one but grazing sheep and goats are allowed on certain patches of land.

Sorry for the rotated phone camera photos.

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Great picture Chris. Always wanted to visit there. Will do so someday. Thanks for your service too. I know you've been active. I'm grateful for those who served in this large, but sparsely populated country of ours. There is a lot to be proud of.

[ThatAlfonso]

Thank you to those who served and serve.

[jwr0201]

Have to add that this makes us all brothers, despite the thousands of miles that separates us. I am proud of all our men and women who gave all in service of their countries and allies.