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The AJNashville PodcastAuthor: Alex Jimenez
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Thank You For Your SACRIFICE
Episode 27
Tuesday, 10 November, 2026
Service is what they signed up to do. Sacrifice is what they all gave selflessly when they approached the unknown given to each one of them. They stood in the front fighting the fight they don't want brought to doors of their own homes and loved ones. Some veterans were the medics saving their fellow countrymen; some were the coroners carrying them off foreign land. Some of them just wrote the checks for their comrade's families, trying to give some semblance of peace of mind until they can hopefully come home again. But will they ever truly come home again?... The world would be a lot different than the one we experience now if it weren't for our country's veterans. Remembering service members only on Veteran's Day should be a crime itself. It's as dumb of an idea as thinking Valentine's Day is the only day your partner deserves love and appreciation. We should be honoring them EVERY DAY for the honor they upheld to preserve OUR everyday here.When you see them, don't just thank our vets for their service, it's so much more than that. Remember it on the other 364 days other than November 11th when you are free to do as you please and say whatever you want. The least you can do is thank them properly on Veteran's Day and appreciate the sacrifice in the room.
