War Heroes
Around the world, in every war fought by people, there are war heroes to which other citizens inevitable owe their lives and to whom they pay their respects. In America alone there are thousands of memorial to war heroes which collectively receive millions of visitors annually. The difficulty of these memorials to our war heroes is that they are scattered around the country, making it difficult for people distances away to pay their respect to the war heroes they so admire. Fortunately, the internet offers a wonderful variety of sites, each with a picture gallery that stand in testament to all sorts of war heroes around the world, both providing a dissemination of the names and deeds of these war heroes, and allowing those who already with to pay their respects to view a gallery without the difficulty of long distance travel.
1. Lettersfront.org
This website has a gallery of pictures of Jewish war heroes who served in Word War II. In addition, they have stories, documents, music, and a number of other electronized artifacts set to commemorate these war heroes in their gallery.
2. IraqWarHeroes.org/AfghanistanWarHeroes.org
This website (the two addresses link to the same site) maintains an incredible gallery of every fallen soldier in these respective wars. The gallery contains pictures of the fallen war heroes and a profile for each and, in addition, contains pictures of the memorials and tributes to the soldiers that the moderator personally photographs. Besides this, it offers resources on PTSD for people and soldiers struggling with it. This gallery is, without a doubt, one of the most extensive memorials to soldiers for these past wars maintained by a private citizen and has won earned accolades for it.
3. War Dogs
This particular profile contains a huge gallery in memorial to unusual war heroes: war dogs. These are dogs that are used to sniff out mines, protect soldiers, and offer other services. Though these war heroes are unusual, this resource also has a few stories that describe the wonderful services these animals provided, and maintains media of Vietnam War memorabilia, from when these war dogs were commonly used.
4. supportourwarheroes.net
This website runs a foundation dedicated to supporting American soldiers from the Iraq or Afghanistan wars, most especially those who maintained life-altering illnesses. It also maintains a gallery of war heroes and the events that the foundation hosts, as well as a few videos of made in tribute.