Memorial Day 2001
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SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. (USTCNS) --- Memorial Day provides Americans with a time to remember and to celebrate the courage and fidelity of millions of men and women who served and continue to serve the cause of freedom so valiantly.
America's military history is alive with legendary bravery in defense of our constitution and the rights our citizens enjoy. You are charged with holding to those steadfast traditions…traditions handed down by the great warriors who preceded us. Take this day to pause and reflect on the noble service of our fallen comrades as well as on the noble cause you also serve. Stand proud as you and your family participate in Memorial Day activities.
Your dedicated service to the people of America is testimony to your commitment and ensures our nation's future. My thanks to you as you continue to serve with dignity and distinction. No one is prouder of your achievements than I. You honor our great nation and you provide, to our fellow Americans, the promise of a prosperous future rooted in freedom.
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