Memorial Day is a day to express our gratitude
to all those brave hearts who have made the greatest
of sacrifices to safeguard our nation.
Casualties of the Iraq War
As of May 28, 2010 there were 4,404 dead and 31,827 wounded in action (WIA). See the references for a breakdown of the wounded, injured, ill, those returned to duty (RTD), those requiring medical air transport, non-hostile-related medical air transports, non-hostile injuries, diseases, or other medical reasons.
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/casualty.pdf
Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan: 1,075
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Hi Brandon, we've attended two Memorial ceremonies this weekend, and both were moving. We need to honor those who have given the greatest sacrifice for our great country, and never forget them.
Yes we should all take time and remember the ones that have served and the ones that are serving now. Would hate to think where we would be now without their service.