That was what the company 1st Sergeant called it last night, when he gave our toast to absent companions. That was why we were there- to talk, to drink, and to remember.
We've been 2 years on now, but there isn't a one of us who doesn't remember.
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I remember and always will.
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At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
FOR THE FALLEN: Laurence Binyon
And never let others forget.
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we should always remember, everyday of our lives. It's really hurting to remember how the way they have fought to live and it's getting worse when we start to miss them and our fondest moments with them... =(
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