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When you talk to your son tell him that there are many here that support our troops, to stay safe, and come home in one piece. Also How proud I and many others are of him. But most of all Thank him for keeping us safe while he is in harms way. My church sends care packs to our soldiers. Its not much in the grand scheme of things, not compared to what they are having to do. I have a page on footnote of my dad during WWII. I hope you get a chance to look it up and you are welcome to add anything that I don't have listed.

— Dani Bush

Thank you Dani for your article on WWII veterans. My father served with your father as part of the 1896th -- and was with him during the horrible attack on the Kyle V Johnson on January 12, 1945. My father just passed away this October 17th, 2009 after a long bout with Alzheimer's. He was a good person and like your Dad suffered terribly. He had PTSD and depression and used alcohol to deal with the pain of seeing his friends burned alive in Company B when the plane went into the hold. I am sorry that your father suffered so much with illness the last years of his life. They deserve so much more.
My son in now in the Marines in Afghanistan and I hope we can treat him well when he returns.
VMM

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