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I've always been torn about this. My older brother joined the reserves for college money and became an inactive reservist after a dispute with the military. Shortly after the war started, he was called back into service.

He never once bitched or complained. He went back to boot camp, did his training again, and went over to Iraq without ever so much as groaning, and I can't be prouder. He never talks about Iraq though since he's been back. Sure, he's mentioned some small things here and there but I've never heard him talk about it for more than five seconds.

So I'm wondering vets, would you like to receive a call from your little brother on Veteran's Day reminding you of the war? I don't want to bring up bad memories for him since he's moved on since the war and started a whole new life, but like I said, I'm proud as hell of him and I'd like for him to know that.
<bot>: My brother is a vet of Iraq and has moved on, should I call him to tell him know how proud I am or just let him move on?