Veterans' Day is a time for Americans to step up and honor those who have served in the armed forces.  From the days of the Founding Fathers to today, those in the military, whether enlisted or drafted, made tremendous sacrifices for their fellow Americans.  We should offer thanks, but the question is how we go about doing it. Today, many people will tell a veteran, "Thank you for your service."  During the Vietnam War, those who fought gallantly for this country would have welcomed that greeting instead of being spat upon and called baby-killers.  But for those who fought in the War on Terror, is it enough?  The recent book by David Finkel and movie by Jason Hall, Thank You for Your Service, implies that the sentiment is great, but more is needed. The movie and book follow a group of U.S. soldiers returning from Iraq and struggling to integrate back into family and civilian life.  They live with the horrific memories of a war that...(Read Full Article)