- 05/28/10 Memorial Daze - posted by jb
- 05/28/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by David Rothman
- 05/29/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by BQ
- 05/29/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 05/29/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Mary-Ann
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Frank Grant
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Shirley Krohn
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Paul Rosenberg
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Paul Judge
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by candis smyk hurlbut
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Mary-Ann
- 05/30/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Richard
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by jb
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Roxane
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Roxane N
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by patrick
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Frank Grant
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by John Martini
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Steve
- 05/31/10 Re: Memorial Daze-We remember them - posted by jb
- 06/01/10 Re: Memorial Daze-We remember them - posted by Frank Dunnigan
- 06/01/10 Re: Memorial Daze-We remember them - posted by Paul Rosenberg
- 06/01/10 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by jb
- 05/31/11 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 05/29/22 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Paul Judge
- 05/29/22 Re: Memorial Daze - posted by Paul Judge
05/29/22
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posted by Paul Judge
Reviving the Memorial Daze thread that 'jb' launched in 2010. I was moved back then by the entries posted by WNPeers. Perhaps this string should be dipped in WNP bronze and polished every last weekend of each May.
If you are up for it check out the postings of servicemen & woman at The Sandbox:
http://gocomics.typepad.com/the_sandbox/
I'm not referring to the sand dunes of yore prior to Henry Doelger et all built homes in the Outsidelands. This was a forum for "command-wide milblog, featuring comments, anecdotes, and observations from service members deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan." It was powerful to read then and it remains meaningful still. War is a terrible human enterprise.
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If you are up for it check out the postings of servicemen & woman at The Sandbox:
http://gocomics.typepad.com/the_sandbox/
I'm not referring to the sand dunes of yore prior to Henry Doelger et all built homes in the Outsidelands. This was a forum for "command-wide milblog, featuring comments, anecdotes, and observations from service members deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan." It was powerful to read then and it remains meaningful still. War is a terrible human enterprise.
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