81 Years Later, the Lession Remains

At 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.

In a matter of moments, a city was devastated. Families were separated, countless lives were lost, and survivors were left carrying physical and emotional scars that would remain for generations.

Today, we pause not to revisit old divisions, but to remember the people whose lives were changed forever.

The civilians.

The children.

The families.

And the survivors who made it their responsibility to tell the world what happened.

History is not only about remembering a date.

It is about understanding the human cost behind it—and deciding what lessons we will carry forward.

May Remembrance Become Responsibility

Today, we remember the lives lost in Hiroshima.

We recognize the survivors who carried their memories forward, even when those memories were painful to share.

And we remember that the lessons of history only endure when people choose to keep telling them.

May we never stop listening.
May we never stop learning.
And may we never forget.

With respect,

The Valor76 Team

Valor76

1942 Broadway St STE 314C, Boulder, United States, 80302

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