11.   In neighborhoods in Virginia and Florida, the fallen men were remembered not as soldiers, but as husbands, fathers and friends.

12.   In the long run, however, how will we remember men such as Ike, Patton and Montgomery?

13.   Kaplan remembers one man running the upper Salt River who strapped a mixing bowl to his head and called it a helmet.

14.   Later, when the men were remembered at all in the United States, the memories were often stereotypical cutouts of drunkards, deserters, mercenaries, and traitors.

15.   Lowe remembers one man who brought his own CDs to the show.

16.   Meanwhile, firefighters spent Wednesday remembering two men who loved their families, firefighting and good cigars.

17.   Remember the man who drowned in a creek that averaged only three feet deep?

18.   Remember those men of armor from ancient times?

19.   She remembers a man the children called Professor Campbell.

20.   She remembers the men of her family sitting around a table for breakfast the morning of their departure.