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Life wouldn't be the same without people to fight for their homes

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Life wouldn't be the same without people to fight for their homes

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Be thankful of what you got and that you live a good life

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For me it was good to get to know a personal story of a WW1 victim, because I could see that the soldiers were people like you and me. It also taught me to be even more happy about peace in the current time.

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Be thankful to be safe and in peace. Always remember that life is a treasure. Appreciate the ones who fought for our countries.

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War can have it's good sides, for example finding friends and learning loyalty, getting respected, but definitely can also lead to the worst experiences in life. You can be a hero but also just die and get forgotten. Vincent Crombie was completely unexperienced when he went to war but he was brave and moved big things and got a Lieutenant. As he we all get really far doing something we never did before. All we need to do is try hard and also not just focus on us but also take care of others.

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That we must recognize how peaceful our communities are and appreciate the battles fought for us so we can live this way.

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appreciating that we can see our family anytime and we are safe.

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Be grateful for living in a century that we don't have to fight. We are so lucky that we don't have to suffer what the past had to suffer. My fallen oldboy joined the arm when he was 18, after that the rest of his life was to serve the arm (he died at the age of 22). He got really bad injuries and got infected. We should be thankful for not being killed in the war.

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Live life to the fullest. War is not always the answer. Be thankful of what we have because we have it really good compared to the old boys.

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Knowing about all the horrors of war, and how these men all sacrificed their lives to create the world we live in today. We are pretty privileged in comparison to those who lived during the great war, and its important to understand that we are only here today because of their sacrifices.

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War is not a good thing. No matter how badly things are going, war will only make it worse. People take peace for granted way too much.

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It's a good way to simply close off the present and put yourself into the shoes of those in the past. Being able to think about how things work and the simple intricacies of human nature. Whether it comes to motives ,feelings, fears, or beliefs, it will forever more be interesting to gain an understanding of people in that time and in that place.

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Appreciate life and all the things we have and that we can live in a safe country.

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Appreciating the fact that for the most part, we are living in a safe environment.

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We should be happy to live in such a peaceful world, my fallen boy who was died at 19, and he died by a gunshot. think about us, at 19, we still in high school or university or college or getting to

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Knowing that as of right now we are lucky to be safe where no devastating war such as WW1 or WW2 has happened recently

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We should be grateful of how lucky and safe we are and be thankful for those who fight  and died in the war for protecting  their countries

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My life-worthy learning has continued long after this assignment.  I have been looking at my Great Uncle John who was in Signals during the Great War.  He enlisted underage (at 17) in 1916.  This is a time when no one was under any illusions about the horror of what they were facing on the Western Front, and yet he goes anyway.  What stays with me is that he never talked about it to anyone, except in passing to my father.  This occurred near the end of his life.  I don't think this was because he wanted to forget but because I don't think there was anything extraordinary about what he did.  To his generation, enlisting and fighting when your country called on you was simply something you did, without fanfare and then, at the end of hostilities, you returned and carried on with your life.  We see his kind of commitment very differently now.

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My life-worthy learning has continued long after this assignment.  I have been looking at my Great Uncle John who was in Signals during the Great War.  He enlisted underage (at 17) in 1916.  This is a time when no one was under any illusions about the horror of what they were facing on the Western Front, and yet he goes anyway.  What stays with me is that he never talked about it to anyone, except in passing to my father.  This occurred near the end of his life.  I don't think this was because he wanted to forget but because I don't think there was anything extraordinary about what he did.  To his generation, enlisting and fighting when your country called on you was simply something you did, without fanfare and then, at the end of hostilities, you returned and carried on with your life.  We see his kind of commitment very differently now.

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appreciate what we have and be thankful because soldiers risk their life so we Han have what we have now.

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Life Worthy Learning .               Alan Merikanskas

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Life Worthy Learning .               Alan Merikanskas

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Ivan Charles Kinloch enlisted to the army when he was 19 years old. I cant imagine going to war in 4 years to be in positions of life and death. He was on the second battle of Ypres when he was hardly injured and the died in Poperinge, Belgium. He died when he was just 21 years old. That teach me to appreciate life and appreciate the circumstances that I am living right now because they died for us so we could be in peace.

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we have it way better that the boys who are just one year older and that need to go to war.

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Always appreciating everything you get, like your safe living and educational systems. To always remember the soldiers who fought for us to live a violent free life.

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-the people need to know that and we should grateful.

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Being appreciative of what we have and the safe living conditions we are in because we had soldiers risk their lives in order for that to happen.

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Knowing we are lucky to have no war going on right now and privileged because we can always feel safe.

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My life worthy learning is being grateful for what you have because those soldiers would give anything to be in your shoes and out of the horrid trenches.

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- that people died for us to have what we have now, so we should be grateful for those things we have.

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Being able to think and make decisions on the spot is something vital.