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For over 200 years men and women have fought and died so that you can Display this flag. Now it is your turn to fight. Today as Americans we have an obligation to our American Heroes. Those young, strong and proud Americans that gave to their Country all they had, so that their America would be a safe place for all Americans to live and raise families. From the very beginning of this great nation young men and women, some sent by family or nation, some volunteered, have gone into battle and fought for your freedom, and this freedom has been assured to you through their lives that were given to obtain freedom for all Americans. Lives that had and still have a great value to the sovereignty of this nation. Lives that we as Americans have an obligation to remember and honor. You and me don't need to love war or conflict, in fact war is the single weakest aspect of humanity. You and I need to love and embrace the self sacrifices of those Americans that went to war so that your surname could spread through out the Americas. After visiting My POW/MIA Page, I would like to invite you to do some research on your family's genealogy, and/or may be visit my Brugh Genealogy Military. Why? Well if you are able to do this research you will find out just how much your ancestors gave so that you could be here today. You will find out just how much of your family's blood was spilled on the battle fields of our America. You will see how your ancestors fought to protect the borders of America and the borders of other foreign lands. It has been said that blood makes poor mortar or bricks, I say that this nation's foundation is made of many bricks, each brick made from the sweat and blood of many Americans and each of us as Americans has the ownership of the bricks in the foundation of America. The blood that binds these bricks is the same blood that binds you to your family. God Bless Our American Heroes, their lives freely given so that you can live yours in FREEDOM.

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