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As annoying as some advertising is, and as unscrupulous as some advertisers seem, one thing they do do, is pay for, or at least subsidise the cost of, many causes that would never see the light of day without it.
Back On Topic, it is a picture worth contemplating. Our Anzac Day marches (like Veteran's Day) in Australia have actually grown recently as the younger generations take a strong interest. One thing that's been allowed is for a family member of a deceased service person to march in their place - and they are allowed to wear their medals.
Many people have taken to doing this as a tribute to the memory of their loved one who served their country.
Do the USA's parades allow this kind of interaction?
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