God bless all our Veterans. Thank you for your service and dedication to defending this great country. We appreciate you.
We are eternally grateful to the brave service members who have defended our nation with selfless dedication. Today, we salute their courage and commitment to our freedoms. Thank you to all Veterans!
On this Veterans Day, we are reminded just how much we owe to our Veterans who gave so much of themselves to protect the Freedoms we hold dear. To all who have served: You are the embodiment of Honor, courage, and commitment. Your unwavering dedication inspires us, and we strive to live up to the example you have set forth. We stand with you proudly today and every day. Read more in the T.V.P. Blog: https://lnkd.in/eaZ_mFg8
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Challenging Perspectives on Veterans Day and Military Service As we approach Veterans Day, I find myself reflecting on how we view military service and the concept of “glorifying” those who serve. Around the world, soldiers are often cast as heroes, symbols of courage and sacrifice. Yet, there’s another side we rarely discuss: what it means to send young people into wars that may not serve clear moral or legal purposes, where they risk—and often lose—their lives for interests that can be difficult to justify. In the U.S., the way we honor veterans can sometimes feel like a cultural ritual designed to shield us from confronting the ethical and political questions around these conflicts. Glorification can provide comfort to families, yet is it not also a way to obscure the darker reality of how these wars impact people and societies across the globe? My question is: how can we genuinely support veterans while also promoting a conversation around the policies that send them into harm’s way? What does meaningful honor and support look like when we view it through a lens of responsibility and accountability? I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this complex topic.
Are there US military Veterans in your family? ???? The stories that veterans share are not just tales of personal heroism; they are valuable historical accounts that contribute to what made your family as well as to the collective memory of the nation. ??? Sadly, as time advances, these stories are at risk of fading into obscurity, lost with the passing of each cherished veteran.?? Today, more than ever, it is crucial for the adult children and grandchildren to take an active role in documenting the experiences of their veteran forebears. ?? Through oral histories, written accounts, or recorded interviews, you can preserve the unique and irreplaceable memories of service and sacrifice and make up part of your family tapestry. ?? ? In doing so,you create a bridge between past and present, ensuring that the ethos and wisdom of previous generations continue to guide and inspire your family.
Veterans with mobility issues through being wounded, injured, illness or age, deserve to be able to travel with dignity, not be manhandked on and off aircraft like a sack of potatoes, risking injury, or death. They deserve to know their wheelchairs will not be damaged during a flight or during loading and unloading. United Airlines had the opportunity to have its replacement fleet accessible but chose not do. Janet do not wait for legislation that could force your airline to be accessible but show some humanity and humility to not only disabled veterans but all mobility disabled people, first by starting discussions with your aircraft manufacturers to make accessibility a priority. https://chng.it/XLVWt2Ls5y #unitedairlines #health #wellbeing #veterans #MemorialDay #AccessibleTravel #Wheelchairs #Disability #Transportation #aviation #AccessibleTourism #PVA #aircraft #accessibility #military #veteransaffairs
This Memorial Day, we remember those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. And to the many veterans, family members and friends of the military who have been impacted by loss and have reason to hold this day close to the heart, including our own United community members, we honor you.
In today's blog, you will read about the importance of expressing gratitude toward those who served/are serving in the military.
Public service announcement! Think twice before you wish others a "Happy" Memorial Day, as the holiday was created to honor the fallen. As we approach some of the most popular Military Holidays, here's a handy guide to telling the difference. Read more about what to say during specific Military holidays ?? https://bit.ly/3Uhx9bs
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We get to sleep like a baby with little worry about our country being attacked. This little-appreciated fact is because of the sacrifices of military veterans.? A quote from the Department Of Defense website: "Veterans Day honors all of those who have served the country in war or peace — dead or alive — although it’s largely intended to thank living veterans for their sacrifices." ? If you know a vet, reach out and express appreciation.? ? Take a minute to connect meaningfully...not just "lip service". ? We have what we have in this country because of the sacrifices of veterans. +++++++++ Interested in a strategy for website content? DM me and let's talk about it.?
Today, we think about all who have served. Their sacrifices will always be honored and appreciated. Veterans and active military members, we can never thank you enough. #DominguezMarketing #marketing #digitalmarketing #wnybusiness #exclusivemarketing #VeteransDay
This #MemorialDay weekend, we honor those past, present, and future who serve our country in the Armed Forces. May we remember their sacrifices and honor their legacies every day. #cotterconsulting #cotterway #wbe #wbenc #projectmanagement #constructionmanagement
