It’s easy while chowing at a BBQ or sitting at a parade to forget why we have Memorial Day. We’ve been celebrating this day officially since 1866 after the Civil War. It is observed to honor those who have died in defense & service of our nation—those who died in combat, on foreign shores, away from their families, sometimes with no grave. I honor you, brave people. We owe all we have to your bravery, stoicism, and selflessness. Thank you.

Utmost respect,
Aaron & Ben

Here’s one for all you Vietnam Vets, from one of the best films from the 80’s. Capturing so much of what it looked, sounded, and perhaps felt like to be in service in SE Asia during the conflict: