Michael Yon invites you to read his latest blog entry with the following message:
Greetings:
I hope the long weekend in America goes well. Lots of picnics, cookouts and good times. And especially the fireworks! The kids will love those!
I attended a memorial at Camp Fallujah today for six of our fallen who died last week from a car bombing. One sailor and five Marines were lost. There will be a small dispatch about that in the next day or so.
I just posted a new dispatch from Baghdad. The fighting goes on, but troop morale continues to be very high. Please make sure to email your favorite person in Iraq this weekend. (Not me! I get enough already; I mean the troops and civilians working here.) The folks here love to hear from home and to know you care. And they talk for months about incidents where a civilian randomly stops them at an airport with a "thank you." Those random "thank yous" go a long way for the morale of the troops, so please thank a veteran this weekend if you get the chance. I know I'll sure be thanking a lot more WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and other vets in the years ahead. Good grief. They really had fights on their hands.
Michael Yon invites you to read his latest blog entry with the following message:
Greetings:
I hope the long weekend in America goes well. Lots of picnics, cookouts and good times. And especially the fireworks! The kids will love those!
I attended a memorial at Camp Fallujah today for six of our fallen who died last week from a car bombing. One sailor and five Marines were lost. There will be a small dispatch about that in the next day or so.
I just posted a new dispatch from Baghdad. The fighting goes on, but troop morale continues to be very high. Please make sure to email your favorite person in Iraq this weekend. (Not me! I get enough already; I mean the troops and civilians working here.) The folks here love to hear from home and to know you care. And they talk for months about incidents where a civilian randomly stops them at an airport with a "thank you." Those random "thank yous" go a long way for the morale of the troops, so please thank a veteran this weekend if you get the chance. I know I'll sure be thanking a lot more WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and other vets in the years ahead. Good grief. They really had fights on their hands.
New dispatch at: www.michaelyon.blogspot.com
Respectfully,
Michael