What is the Meaning Behind Memorial Day?

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The discussion expresses deep gratitude towards military veterans and active service members for their sacrifices, emphasizing the freedoms enjoyed today as a result of their service. The emotional impact of listening to veterans' stories, particularly from the Vietnam War, highlights the profound experiences and challenges they faced. Additionally, there is a reminder that Memorial Day specifically honors those who have lost their lives in service to the country, acknowledging their sacrifice and wishing them peace.
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I just thought I would take the time to say, "Thank You" to all of those that have served our country and those who currently are. Without them, we would not be able to do a lot of the things we take for granted. They are my heros and I respect them and all they they do, and I just pray for their safety.
 
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I was driving home from my guitar lesson yesterday morning and on NPR they had veterans telling stories of their time in Vietnam. Listening to what they went through just made me cry.
 
That is true, and my heart goes out for them, but also memorial day is specific to those that have died for our country, may they rest in peace.
 

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