World War II was a global catastrophe but as Americans we recount our collective historic struggle for freedom. Although I’ve never served in our military I was fortunate to serve as a civilian contributing to our defense effort. Many of us in the semiconductor industry provide critical technology resources ensuring our armed forces an American advantage.
Today we celebrate the common men and women whose sacrifice ensures our freedom. I’ll leave you with appropriate fanfare. Our Mormon friends express the American spirit in a way that can make your hair stand on end (after listening even my hair stood on end). Thank a vet for your freedom today.
[1] From the Mormon Tabernacle Choir:
Fanfare for the Common Man
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Have a great weekend everyone!
Regards to all,
Thomas D. Jay
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[1] From the Mormon Tabernacle Choir:
