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W e Salute A.M Americans, Whether in Uniform or T ot, . . . Serving our country now at war. estovers or freedom, all of uou nave qiven much; dome of uou kaue already qiven uour lives. dSefore December 7. 94 , you were livinq amonq trie thinqs uou called securitu and comfort. £5ut then uou Suddenly realized that many comforts, even many freedoms, must be laid aside at least lona enouqh to overcome the power ana qreea teo, and greed isaqree- ardizinq them. Jhat the job would be qiqantic and di able uou were Sure, but uou kept before uou the objective of the j our freedoms and remembered the - resident s words, J Je will not stop short of these objectives . . . oLet no man Say it cannot be done. Jrt must be done and we have undertaken to do it. ' i Jes, Mmerica, uou have undertaken a task: Ujou work, you fiqht, uou die, that Armerica may live. Jo our flaq and AXXjkXjCNJvS ooOoO to uou we pay tribute
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