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CHAPTER 125

Veterans Day/Remembrance Day 2010

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By Margaret Gurowitz
Nov 10, 2010

Joyce Kilmer, son of Scientific Director Fred Kilmer and occasional writer for early Johnson & Johnson publications

On this Veteran’s Day and Remembrance Day, Kilmer House salutes veterans across the world.

Since the Spanish American War in 1898, Johnson & Johnson and its operating companies around the world have had many employees who have served, and continue to serve, their countries in the military.  To honor our employee veterans and their family members, here are some photos from our archives of employee veterans from our early history.

To read some of their stories, here are some additional posts:

Letters from the Front

Seward Johnson and the Submarine Chaser  

Joyce Kilmer

Our First Employee Volunteers in the Military

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Roch
NOVEMBER 16, 2010 01:01 PM

These are great thank you for showing. I went out to the ceremonies it was a cold but nice day here in Ottawa for Remembrance day. I took a few pics http://rochstgeorges.com/blog/?p=108

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