tomb of the unknown soldier

Added on July 12th, 2008 by rnstermosh | Report Post
Tags:Military, Sad :(, Wallpaper

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Sticky (#463)

15 years ago

I have nothing but undying respect for those who serve.

storminator (#2681) (MCS+)

15 years ago

Been there. Saw the changing of the guards. My Grandfather is buried there. Maj Gen James Clyde Fry. Took the surrender of the Germans in Italy. It’s one thing to go to the Tombs of the Unknown, but driving past the thousands of headstones on the way there is what really gets you.

Billy Manic (#778)

15 years ago

The original Anon.

Zen (#2936)

15 years ago

If the soldier is unknown why don’t they just open it up and look inside?

TGGeko (#2562)

15 years ago

Zen^, I applaude your knowledge of Jonny Bravo, but you still need to Die in a fire for making fun of these guys.

DemolitionsGeek (#984)

15 years ago

It’s not for some Unknown Soldier, more so it’s for every soldier, sailor and airman in the United States Military. The sense of respect and loyalty these people have to defend that tomb is uncanny. They will not leave their post, even in the middle of a hurricane. True story, google that shit.

DemolitionsGeek (#984)

15 years ago

Read up on it @... www.arlingtoncemetery.net/tombofun.htm

[lol it looks like “Tomb O’ Fun”]

Kaze (#303)

15 years ago

Wait, that looks like four different tombs.
Perhaps the unknown solder is actually Voltron?

We should dig them up, and see if they all join together in any way.

rattybad (#461)

15 years ago

I’d rather my tax dollars went to something else than paying that guy to walk back and forth all day.

Zen (#2936)

15 years ago

TGGeko, While i applaud your ability to understand my reference, but you can still suck my dick, fuck you.

redxblack (#964)

15 years ago

it’s pretty badass the US Gov’t. made Robert E. Lee’s home into a cemetery for Union dead and barred any Confederate soldiers (until it was overturned in the 1910s).