Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for May 24, 2015

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Why isn’t this our National Anthem?

thanks for this strip.

We’ll never forget.

Well stated, we must never forget those for whom this is NOT true, too many Daddies don’t get home

Nice tribute, Tony & Gary. You and Thom Bluemel are my favorites at this time. You guys never forget. Thanks!

Too many helmets; same model was used WWII, Korea & Vietnam.As for thanks, of the 250-300 times the US has deployed our military, there was a defensive component to 1812, Civil War & WWII; if you see one of those vets, thank them. Any others, apologize for wasting their time & blood.

Never again I’ll bad mouth Tony and his comic. But the rest of you posters: No promises.

End ‘War’(s). Peace.

@2old: Couldn’t get the reply to submit: I love this song. But I think they should make God Bless America our National Anthem. Also, at the Superbowl, instead of getting these celebrities that feel the need to “spice up” our Anthem trying to out-sing previous Anthems year after year after year, we should bring in our Veterans to sing it, perhaps as a “choir” or something. And without “spicing it up!”

Very nice!

Remember not to forget.

Thank you, Tony and Gary, as I posted at Birdbrains earlier, my Mother served as a LT. in the Army Nurses Corp. during WW2. She took care of the Nurses coming back from Bataan and Corregidor. Two of them were good friend of hers. Every time she would try to tell me about it, she broke out in tears. The things the Nurses went through was heartbreaking! My Mom went on to serve as a Registered Nurse at our local Hospital for 40 years after she discharged from the Army, with HONORS. During her time in the Service she met and nursed many famous people and WAR Heroes along the way, Black Jack Pershing, Jimmy Doolittle, Eleanor Roosevelt, General Pershing, etc. She, among riding the Hospital Trains, also worked at Walter Reed Army Hospital.

And my husband served in the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg, not as illustrious as my Mom’s history but he volunteered during VietNam, not knowing what the outcome might be.

I will always remember and thank all those who have and are serving. I also thank the families of our vets for the great sacrifices they have aslo endured.

Thank You for this strip today.

Thank you Rubino & Markstein!