Anthony Hall

GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇱🇷

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@scothern_joy How beautiful! There’s something so lovely about seeing a camellia in full bloom it brings such elegance and color to the day. A wonderful little reminder of nature’s beauty!

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@want2bhealthier Your daughter’s reaction says it all you’ve definitely found a signature dish that deserves to be made again and again!

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@want2bhealthier That sounds absolutely delicious! 😋 Sometimes the simplest dishes turn out to be the most memorable, especially when they’re made with confidence and a little inspiration.

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@lgriffiths130 Definitely sounds well worth a visit for anyone with a passion for aviation, especially those in East Anglia! ✈️🇬🇧🇺��

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@lgriffiths130 That sounds like a fantastic afternoon! The Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum looks like a wonderful place to explore and learn more about the incredible history of the RAF and USAF.

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@lgriffiths130 I’m so sorry for your loss, but I hope those wonderful memories of the beach, the village pond, and sharing fish and chips continue to bring you comfort.

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@lgriffiths130 What a beautiful memory to hold close to your heart. It sounds like you and your husband gave your dad such a truly special day filled with simple joys, love, and precious time together.

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@MilitaryCooI May he rest in eternal peace, and may we always remember and honor his extraordinary service and lasting legacy. 🇺🇸

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@MilitaryCooI A powerful tribute to a remarkable Marine and leader. Gen. Alfred M. Gray Jr.’s lifelong dedication, humility, and commitment to the Marines he proudly served will continue to inspire generations.

[Military Support @MilitaryCooI]

On this day, July 29, 2024, the United States Marine Corps laid Vietnam veteran and former Commandant Gen. Alfred M. Gray Jr. to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.

Gray's connection to Vietnam began in 1962, when he commanded the first Marine Corps ground signals-intelligence unit deployed to the country. He returned during the expanding American war and served with the 12th Marines, 3rd Marine Division, beginning in October 1965.

Over a remarkable 41-year career, Gray rose from enlisted Marine to four-star general. He became the 29th Commandant of the Marine Corps in 1987 and was remembered for remaining closely connected to enlisted Marines, strengthening professional military education and reshaping how the Corps prepared for future wartare.

Gray died on March 20, 2024, at the age of 95. Four months later, Marines gathered at Arlington to honor him with cannon fire, a three-volley salute, the playing of "Taps" and a missing-man formation flown by Marine Harriers.

His burial marked the final farewell to a Vietnam veteran whose service influenced generations of Marines.

Today, we remember Gen. Alfred M. Gray Jr. and honor his lifetime of service to the United States and the Marines he proudly led.

[Anthony Hall @AnthonyHal72459]

@Strikketanten Your craftsmanship is incredible, and your neighbour models it perfectly you should be very proud of the result!

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@Strikketanten This is absolutely beautiful! The traditional Danish knit and purl patterning, combined with the elegant saddle shoulders and luxurious cashmere, make it such a stunning piece.

[Military Support @MilitaryCooI]

We're remembering Lawrence Nathaniel "Honey" Brooks - America's oldest known living World War I! veteran, who lived to 112. Born September 12, 1909, in Norwood, Louisiana, one of 15 children, he was drafted in 1940 at age 31.

As a private first class in 91st Engineer Battalion, he served in the Pacific Theater - Australia, New Guinea, and the Philippines
- building roads, bridges, and airstrips under tough conditions.

Discharged in 1945, he returned home, worked as a forklift operator in New Orleans, and became known for his humor, deep faith, and kindness.

He celebrated birthdays at the National WWII Museum well into his 110s. Lawrence Brooks passed away at home on January 5, 2022.

God bless this remarkable man. If his long life and quiet service move you, share this to keep his story alive.

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One thing you will NEVER, EVER forget. Being on a commercial flight, & the crew makes an announcement that it is their HONOR to be a part of escorting a fallen soldier home.

They ask that after landing, everyone remain seated while the military escort team disembarks. Of course, during this time, the plane is SILENT, except for the sound of the coffin being unloaded from the cargo hold.

Pray for our heroes and their families.

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@dr_wendym_RN What a wonderful way to keep your fascinating historical nursing content together! I’ll be sure to follow along on, and I’m looking forward to seeing your travel posts, the nurses’ museum, and learning more about your remarkable book, A Broken Nurse of the Great War.

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@RoxyWarrior11 What a breathtaking evening in Ludington! The glowing sunset over Lake Michigan is beautiful enough on its own, and the car ferry making its way toward Milwaukee is the perfect added touch such a peaceful and unforgettable scene.

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@LabarreShi35906 Sending heartfelt prayers and warm wishes for your daughter-in-law’s full and smooth recovery, and hoping this beautiful new chapter brings your whole family many precious moments together.

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@LabarreShi35906 Congratulations on becoming new grandparents! Welcome to the world, sweet Thomas you are already so loved.

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@KyleKarsten_KK Happy Birthday, Nora! Wishing you a day filled with love, laughter, fun, and wonderful memories. You’re clearly surrounded by so much love from Pappy and Nana hope your year ahead is every bit as special as you are!

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@brendaanne66 A healthy society depends on people being able to debate passionately while still respecting each other’s humanity. Violence only brings more pain and should never be accepted.