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Show 10 Hilltop Times 24. Ma nil COMMENTS 91, D) 00(0 (py wars it was not without many personal sacrifices and the heartbreaking loss of lives. It serves to remind us that in other wars, when our casualties were even greater in number, our armed forces have always done what they were asked to do to keep this nation and others free. On Memorial Day we will pause to remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We know that we owe each of them a debt we can never repay for the gift of freedom they left for the living. This year, let us remember those who gave and ready, you their lives during Desert Shield and Desert ing to keep our nation strong to those monument no can provide better Storm, along with all of the others who died who have gone before. I join all Americans for the United States of America throughout in thanking you for your continued service our history. to America and in honoring those who have Gen. Charles C. McDonald died in that service. Commander, Air Force Logistics Command Commander in chief n Memorial Day, our hearts are filled with solemn pride and heart felt gratitude as we recall the tremendous sacrifices made in behalf of our country by members of the United States Armed Forces. Today, we are especially mindful of those service men and women who took part in the recent struggle to liberate Kuwait and to deter ruthless aggression. Whether they offered support from these shores or stood along the sands and off the shores of Saudi Arabia, they have reminded us of the courage, dedication, and skill that American troops have always demonstrated in the defense of freedom. Memorial Day is a time to pay special tribute to all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the lives and liberty of others. They have earned our lasting respect and gratitude, and they will always be remembered for their bravery and selflessness. May their families take comfort in the knowledge that these heroic individuals did not die in vain, and may all Americans be inspired by their profound sense of duty, patriotism, and honor. Dick Cheney Secretary of Defense AF Secretary, Chief of Staff n Memorial Day, we remember (those who gave their lives serving the United States. In particular, we honor our comrades who recently died in President George Bush support of Operation Desert Storm, and press the gratitude of a nation to their ex- families. Secretary of Defense the two years I've been your of Defense, young Puringmen and women have twice Their lives were given in defense of this nation's commitment to liberty and the for all nations. right of Everything America stands for is underwritten by their sacrifice. On this Memorial Day, new memories and images have made our nation freshly appreciative. At the same time, however, we also honor the memory of those Americans throughout our history who died for freedom and a secure world. self-determinati- on fought far from home. Each time, they were victorious, but those victories in Panama and Kuwait were not won cheaply or easily. As we celebrate this Memorial Day, we should all remember that freedom, and the blessings it brings, often exacts the ultimate sacrifice. Throughout this nation's history, Americans have been willing to make that sacrifice, and the voices of those who have fallen still echo in our memories today. We are comforted by the spirit of courage and patriotism they left behind. You, the men and women of today's armed forces, exemplify that spirit. And by pledg- - Donald B. Rice Secretary of the Air Force Gen. Merrill A. McPealc Air Force Chief of Staff commander AFLC uring the year that has passed since "v M J last Memorial Day, this nation has gone to war and won. But like all Ogden commander ALC E"2his holiday is more than picnics and J parades. It is a day to honor and pay U tribute to our fallen comrades because they willingly put their lives on the line so that our freedom the cherished foundation of our country's heritage can be preserved. Unfortunately, this year in the Persian Gulf conflict we incurred the loss of men and women in uniform. Let us not forget them and their families who are grieving for their loved ones. Their sacrifice was not in vain. All of us should be thankful. We enjoy the liberty and freedom we have today because valiant men and women of many generations have paid the price to secure it. This Memorial Day we have a parade in Ogden to honor our people who served us so well in the Middle East. I encourage everyone to attend and show our gratitude for their efforts. I also ask that you think about all who have gone before their courage and commitment to keep the freedom of this great country. Have a great holiday. 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