Memorial Day May 30, 2016, Remembering those that gave their lives for what they believed. Never forget. And, to be grateful that we are fortunate enough to be able to celebrate their lives for all that they’ve done. Thank you to my father who served in the Calvary in WWII and to my brother Chris who served in Viet Nam. Two tours, bronze star/ Navy Seal. Photos of the Viet Nam Wall and West Beach in Santa Barbara.
American War Deaths: American Revolution: 4,435 War of 1812: 2,260 Mexican War: 13,283 Civil War: 618,000 Spanish War:2,446
World War I: 116,516 World War II: 405,399 Korean War:36,574 Viet Nam War: 58,220 Gulf War: 383 Iraq/Afghanistan War: 6,607
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