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I, Too, Sing America, and Did So In My Diapers
I, Too, Sing America (and did so in my diapers!) by Michael R. Burch I, too, served my country, first as a tyke, then as a toddler, later as a rambunctious boy, growing up on military bases around the world, making friends only to leave them, saluting the flag through veils of tears, time and time again ... In defense of my country, I too did my awesome duty – cursing the Communists, confronting Them in backyard battles where They slunk around disguised as my sniggling Sisters, while always demonstrating the immense courage to start my small life over and over again whenever Uncle Sam called ... Building and rebuilding my shattered psyche, such as it was, dealing with PTSD (preschool traumatic stress disorder) without the adornments of medals, ribbons or epaulets, serving without pay, following my father’s gruffly barked orders, however ill-advised ... A true warrior! Will you salute me? I hope my “small” attempt at humor will help readers remember the sacrifices made by the spouses, children and extended families of our valiant servicemen and women. It was not easy making friends only to lose them, time and time again, as I grew up a “military brat” on American air bases around the globe. I really did make sacrifices for my country, while winning every battle against the “communists” in our back yard. Keywords/Tags: Memorial Day, military brat, service, war, duty, honor, heroism, soldiers, army, navy, air force, marines, child, childhood, children
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