PrintMay 3, 2006
Tribute
Inevitably, the generation which won World War II, the "greatest generation," is passing. Our connection to them is profound. The world we inhabit was not only saved, but shaped by them and their struggle. Our contributor Matt May writes a moving tribute to his grandfather, a Marine. We must not forget them.
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