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Veteran's Day
This is an editorial cartoon I created a few years back for Veteran's Day - with a fire service twist. Please remember our fire Brothers and Sisters who are serving at home and abroad. Take care, stay safe, and come home soon!
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Comment by Brad Hoff on November 12, 2009 at 1:17pm -
Thanks Brother!
Being a firefighter and a Veteran who works for DOD, I have many friends who are in the military and deployed. I am always glad to see them return all though some do not, they're "Never Forgotten"! There are many Soldier/firefighters both Active DSuty and Guard or Reserve who are also deployed!
Keep them in your prayers everyone!
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Comment by John K. Murphy on November 11, 2009 at 10:48pm -
Paul
You have a unique method of communicating your message which is greatly appreciated. To our veterans - thank you and come home safely. Godspeed
Semper Fi
John
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