Greetings fellow researchers:

Do you have a serviceman in your family tree?
    I have spent countless hours pouring over books, research materials,
and military documents.  I've read the history of the AirForce.  I have
purchased books describing uniforms, and unit information.  All of this
just to describe to my descendants what it was like during different
wars.  But what is most forgotten is the men that served in these wars.
Living or dead, they paid you with their time, their lives, their
families happiness.  They stood up and defended a  belief that we should
be a nation of our own.  The fought against eachother in a war so
bloody, that it left a nation divided even to this day.  They cried out
against the attrocities commited against Cuban's and then went to defend
them.  They went over the seas to protect the United States in not one
but Two World Wars.  Since then they have defended not only our own
nation, but that of others.
    Many of these men are still alive today.  They may be in the home
next to yours, or your Grandfather.  They may sit down with the children
in your villiage and talk to them about the old days.  They are your
friends, companions, or an acquaintance, who enlisted and served in
times of peace and in times of war.  They left friends and family behind
and dedicated themselves to the ideal of peace.  At a great personal
cost, why not take a few moments to thank them for it?
Below is a URL to register your Serviceman.
http://www.usgennet.org/~vregistr/index.html

Hugs Wendy