Veterans Memorialized Page

Veterans Memorialized Page A page for all our Veterans and our hero's to see . Thanking them for their service . No advertising and selling on this page. Only honoring Veterans .

We created this page for all Veterans . A Military Wife giving support during the Vietnam War. We wanted to thank all of our service and put them in our memory of the sacrefices they made for our country. Although Lynne's Father was not Military he worked as an Engineer in Los Alamos , NM. during the Manhattan Project in creating the Atomic Bomb in WWII he also also worked in the building of the

first faze of the United States Air Force Academy. He did his duty and died from Radiation Exposre and Berllyum disease from Los Alamos, NM. Lynne grew up there until HS and attended Colorado Springs High
School where we move for Dad's job on the Academy. We love American and appreciate all that that have sacreficed for this country . THANK YOU VETERANS. Page Managers Captain David Loss USAF and wife Lynne Loss

07/28/2026

Medal of Honor Recipient and World War II Veteran, Charles H. Coolidge, passed away on April 6, 2021, at the age of 99. He was four months away from his 100th birthday. His death leaves only one surviving World War II Medal of Honor recipient, 97-year-old Woody Williams of West Virginia.

07/21/2026

Did You Know: the "Swamp Fox" Helped Keep the American Revolution Alive? As our nation celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the United States, we remember the names of great patriots like George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson. Yet one of the Revolution's most remarkable heroes is a man whose story is often overlooked: Francis Marion, the "Swamp Fox."

Relying on speed, surprise, and determination, he frustrated British commanders and inspired hope when it was in short supply. His small but strategic victories disrupted British operations and proved that resilience and ingenuity could overcome overwhelming odds.

Read more: https://specialops.org/did-you-know-the-swamp-fox-helped-keep-the-american-revolution-alive/

07/21/2026
07/21/2026

Col. Frank Cohn, USA (Ret), a World War II Veteran and hero, passed away just shy of his 101st Birthday. When he spoke with MOAA he shared of his time in the military and the importance of dedication to your cause and your country. Join us in celebrating his life and honoring his service. Read more about him here and in the comments: https://hubs.li/Q04pkCBM0

Rest in peace, sir.

Photo courtesy of Frank Cohn estate.

07/21/2026

AMERICA'S FIRST PATRIOTS 🇺🇸

German immigrant Johann Michael Ehler enlisted at 16 to fight for his new country - His headstone reads, “From his service our country was born.”

Injured in the lead up to the Philadelphia Campaign, he reenlisted shortly after to serve for three more years. Today, he is honored at Fort Bliss National Cemetery.

Image - El Paso Times 2007.

07/21/2026

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