My wife and I, during the Memorial Day break, had a wonderful, patriotic week. It is always good to get back to the regular schedule. We started out visiting Fort Carson just south of Colorado Springs, CO, and had an opportunity to welcome home the 3rd Armored Calvary Regiment of Fort Carson, the Mountain Post. Having done that, we met with a number of constituents after flying back to Washington, DC, to meet with hundreds of Coloradans who decided to come to Washington, DC, to celebrate the Memorial Day weekend here and to celebrate the opening of the World War II Memorial, which was a long time in coming. It was a great time. My wife and I were both caught up in the enthusiasm of both generations--the current generation fighting for freedom and security in Iraq, and the past generation, the World War II generation who fought and literally changed the world because of their efforts, dedication, and heroism during World War II.
Wayne Allard: “My wife and I, during the Memorial Day break, had a wonderful, patriotic week. It is always good to get back to the…”
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Reflecting on Memorial Day activities and honoring the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment.
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