Remembering those who made the ultimate sacrafice.

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Georgia Soldiers who gave their lives in the war against terrorism.
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Fallen Heroes Memorial.
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Retiring old flags with respect.
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Legion Riders.
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I really like this photo series. It shows a lot of emotion and brings a tear to my eye.
Photo #5 is startling, I guess just because the flag is burning. So, I am curious, how do you retire an old flag by burning it, without being disrespectful? Do you seperate the stars and stripes?
#4 I love the effect you did with blurring the edges and having the Memorial the only thing in focus. It accomplishes the desired effect, very emotional! Great job! And again great job with the series!!
 
I really like this photo series. It shows a lot of emotion and brings a tear to my eye.
Photo #5 is startling, I guess just because the flag is burning. So, I am curious, how do you retire an old flag by burning it, without being disrespectful? Do you seperate the stars and stripes?
#4 I love the effect you did with blurring the edges and having the Memorial the only thing in focus. It accomplishes the desired effect, very emotional! Great job! And again great job with the series!!

Thank you for your kind comments. Old flags may be turned over to local Scout Troops, VFW, American Legion, etc., for proper retirement. Here is one link I found that goes into some detail.

http://members.aol.com/standcmr/flagret.html

Here are a few more photos from the same ceremony, believe me, it was done with the utmost respect.

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