05/06/2008 — Jason Marks was added to the roll of deceased service members from Australia. Ratu Babakobau was added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.
04/23/2008 — Mark Schouwink and Dennis van Uhm were added to the roll of deceased service members from the Netherlands. Graham Livingstone, Robert Pearson, and Gary Thompson were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.
04/07/2008 — Terry John Street was added to the roll of deceased service members from Canada. Christian Raaschou and Anders Bjorn Storgaard were added to the roll of deceased service members from Denmark. David Marsh and John Thornton were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.
03/31/2008 — Jason Boyes was added to the roll of deceased service members from Canada. Milan Sterba was added to the roll of deceased service members from the Czech Republic. Christian Jørgen Grundt Damholt and Sonny Kappel Jakobsen were added to the roll of deceased service members from Denmark. Ionut Cosmin Sandu was added to the roll of deceased service members from Romania.
03/18/2008 — Michael Yuki Hayakaze and Jeremie Ouellet were added to the roll of deceased service members from Canada. Morten Krogh Jensen was added to the roll of deceased service members from Denmark. Giovanni Pezzullo was added to the roll of deceased service members from Italy. Hubert Kowalewski and Szymon Slowik were added to the roll of deceased service members from Poland. Duane "Baz" Barwood, Damian Stephen Lawrence, and Damian Mulvihill were added to the roll of deceased service members from the United Kingdom.
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The following comment was posted by Robert L. Gladson of Lemon Grove, California, nearly a year ago in my general guest book. It applies to all those whose names are found on these pages.
"I appreciate that those from other countries are recognized for their service to their countries and for freedom as well. They are patriots in their homelands just as surely as ours are here. It is fitting that we should salute all who have served together in this way. They are all our brothers and sisters, and we're proud of and grateful to each of them."
It's a good idea remember also the fallen warriors of others nations. Like the American soldiers, they were fighting against terror in Afghanistan or for build a future better Iraq. They deserve to be remembered and honoured.
Sometimes we get so caught up in our daily lives that we forget to comfort those around us who have lost someone in this war. I don't care if it was last month or 2 years or more ago, when you lose a loved one, esp. to war, it seems to stick a bit harder...because even though you feel greif, it's different. It's almost as if you could have prevented it someway. While you show a friend support, show support to EVERYONE who has lost their life in this war...Yes, even the bad guys. (They too, are someone's child.)
I was at Camp Zulu where most of the Ukraine Soldiers were killed or wounded. 9 Jan 05 were 8 were killed, I knew them and was friends with most of them. Have pictures and a pic memorial for the Ukraines. http://thesirduck.blogspot.com
Sir Duck
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