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Every Friday, in Carson City, Nevada, no matter if it is raining, snowing, or hot steaming sun, the family of CW2 Joshua Rodgers honours his memory by holding their own Red Shirt Friday walk.
The first Memorial Day - then called Decorations Day - was held in 1866, when a group of women visited a cemetery to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers who had fallen in battle at Shiloh.
The title of this piece is sentiments I am used to hearing from our troops - the volunteers who put on a uniform, pick up a weapon, and serve their country in the trouble spots around the world.
These days in America, there are very clearly defined lines dividing the 'support the troops and their mission' advocates, and the anti-Iraq War, 'all troops are murderers, rapists' etc etc.
Lt. Cmdr. Robert Rosenbaum, a neurosurgeon, is the man who the Whites credit with this amazing recovery story, but MSgt White and his wife also deserve full credit for his recovery: