Some Gave All

Roads to the Great War: Father Duffy: Why Was He Beloved? : At Times Square New York Father Francis Duffy was the chaplain of New York...

Over on our most active blog, Lex Anteinternet: What are you reading? : What are you reading? A new trailing thread, dedicated to...

Lex Anteinternet: Welcome Home PFC Harold Schultz, USMC : All these years, PFC Schultz, who is one of the flag raisers on the iconic Rosenth...

Some Gave All Continued In my prior post on this blog I told the story of Orin Snyder from Salt Creek who lost his life in France duri...

MeridethinWyoming He Gave All for Eternity This Memorial Day, after visiting the graves of family members, Hubby and I set off to f...

WHEELS THAT WON THE WEST®: Memorial Day 2016 : For many, this coming weekend will offer a respite of sorts; a time to enjoy activities with ...

If there's a photo that gives a worse depiction of a monument on this page than this one, I don't know what it is. However, ...

Lex Anteinternet: Blog Mirror: New mystery arises from iconic Iwo J... : Interesting article.  Apparently Bradley, the author of Flag Of Ou...

This is the memorial for men lost in World War One, World War Two and the Korean War from the tiny town of Chugwater, Wyoming. ...

This is the World War One monument in Rock Springs Wyoming. Dedicated to the Sweetwater County fallen in the war, it is l...

These monuments, within about 100 yards of each other, commemorate the Oregon Trail and the Parting of the Ways...

This is the Wyoming Veterans Museum in Natrona County, which is located in the former Enlisted Mens Club of the U.S. Army Air Corps base wh...