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A Vietnam Memorial: Remembering Heroes and Villains From an Unpopular Conflict

A Vietnam Memorial: Remembering Heroes and Villains From an Unpopular Conflict
Brooklyn hosts the oldest Memorial Day Parade in the U.S., the Kings County Memorial Day Parade has been running for 147 years. Sarah Le/The Epoch Times
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Commentary
Memorial Day ceremonies tend to feature World War II, with good reason. The Allies’ triumph over the Axis powers gave people cause to celebrate. Presidents who served in World War II include Dwight Eisenhower, commander of Allied forces, and George H.W. Bush, a pilot with Torpedo Squadron 51 (VT-51), who was shot down by the Japanese on his 58th mission, then rescued by a U.S. submarine.
Lloyd Billingsley
Lloyd Billingsley
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Lloyd Billingsley is the author of “Yes I Con: United Fakes of America,” “Barack ‘em Up: A Literary Investigation,” “Hollywood Party,” and other books. His articles have appeared in many publications, including Frontpage Magazine, City Journal, the Wall Street Journal, and American Greatness. Billingsley serves as a policy fellow with the Independent Institute.
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