For Flag Day, try to prevent flag-draped caskets from suicide

Published June 14, 2020 4:00am ET



Flag Day is a holiday frequently overlooked, but as a military spouse, I have a unique perspective of this special day and its connection to the U.S. armed forces.

I am an Air Force wife. June 14 is, to me, a symbol of our American heritage and the struggles that many have overcome and are still fighting to overcome. It also offers a reminder of those who have fought bravely for our country. Old Glory stands to remind us of where we have come from and how we have been stitched together and unified through common pursuits. Hundreds of thousands have died for our country in wars or through advancing rights for all.

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