A Memorial Day Moment
The last weekend of May is always reserved for Memorial Day. Take a moment before you pull your grill out of storage to recognize the sacrifice of those that fought for our security.
The way we were
Let bygones be bygones
It's not easy to look your opponent in the eye, let alone shake their hand. Even after the bloody Civil War, these former soldiers swallowed their pride at least for this photo.
Photo source: Flickr
B&W colorization of the day
Kissing the war
One of the most infamous post-war photos ever is only more stunning in color. From every angle, you can feel the excitement following the Japanese surrender.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons
Then and now
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: 1984 to now
At Arlington Cemetary in Virginia, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stands for all those that can't stand for themselves.
Photo source: Flickr
Blast from the past
Remembering the heroes
Few war memorials elicit emotions the way the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington DC does. It's easy to get lost as the stone etched with the names of the deceased rises taller and the list of names tragically expands.
Photo source: Flickr
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