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ask what you can do for your country"... the qucxtion pondered by patriotic Americans for more than a century, and finally verbalized by our late President John F. Kennedy on Inauguration Day, January 20, 1901.
On Memorial Day, we commemorate those Americans who have answered with the supreme sacrifice ... their very lives.
Their answers arc evident... thousands of names on a black marble wall in Washington, D.C.; Arlington National Cemetery, where white markers stand in rank; a burial ground in Gettysburg, soldiers entombed near the spot where they fell; as well as those whose remains, through the years, have been returned from all parts of the globe to be privately buried.
Ironically, John Kennedy ultimately answered his own question, as did all of those who died In dedication to our nation ... and each of their answers was written in blood.
"... auk not what your country can do for you;
auk what you can do for your country."
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