To all of our cousins over the pond, your service folk and veterans, I hope you are having a great "4th".
Health and happiness to all.

I would like to add something, a bit late.

Please remember the lost but, also the disabled, the disfigured and the folk who lost their way due to service and life being what it is. Taps in the USA helps families of those lost both physically and emotionally, doing a massive amount of good.

Our neighbours have been through much but, as we are able, caring for the small community makes us all stronger, better able to deal with the stuff we all get every day

Little things make a huge amount of difference to the mindset of struggling people, there is no real need for copying the work of large charities. Perhaps even a greeting like, "G'day, how are you doing"? Keeping the connection of our neighbours with the world in a positive manner.

Normal service in, 3,2,1...........

Armoury office somewhere in northern England.

Ring, ring ring....

Bored stroreman, "Hello, war office, want a fight"?

"Ahh, hello corporal, I mean private......, RSM here. Yes. My office in ten".
 
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I feel like dancing into the next 250!
 

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Even though we have made some mistakes recently, I still wouldn't want to be anything else other than an American.
 
I missed this opportunity to thank all the Americans who have made my life better over 70 years and wish USA all the best.

One American in particular who ensures I never fall out of love with the place

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Cat
 

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