What would our fallen soldiers think of this carnage, much less our bitter divisions?
Boy Scouts walk along rows of headstones with flagsat Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in 2019. This Memorial Day, throughout the country, Americans will raise their flags, honor our soldiers and visit their gravesites.Honoring our war dead today, we mourn the past and embrace the present.
If Memorial Day has taught us anything, it is that we should defy the calendar. One day is not enough. Our warriors, past and present, deserve more; they deserve a nation that honors them every day — not through parades and marches but through lobbying on their behalf. Our soldiers have given, and the toll is often unseen. Body armor is no defense against much of the insidious damage war can inflict. When our soldiers return home, many find a new battlefield — their psyches.
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