If anyone can answer this question, please do so. JL
That is why it is important to remember what they were fighting for, why they died...
When we forget why they died, and forget what they were fighting for, then we are in danger of losing those very things they were fighting for, and we dishonor them...
The young people of today, should be taught long and hard, why it is that young men and women went to war, and died, or suffered...
So when the wear & tear caught up with me, I was screwed. I hand picked my replacement as well, no need to send someone in there that will do a half-a@@ job. Might as well be someone who knows the job as well as I did. (I was supposed to get my Seargent stripes.... Oh well.) I'm now a civilian, again, and hate it. (Long story behind that.)
So we have to leave it up to the kids who can put such stupid strain on themselves. Kinda makes a former soldier like me feel kinda useless to do so, but it has to be. Though I personally would prefer to grab a bunch of the older soldiers that still have the fire in the eyes and go show the enemy the true meaning of "Sacrifice" and "Pain". I'm running long here.. -laters -Darksheare