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"They always say you die twice — the moment you pass, and the moment that someone speaks your name for the last time," noted Casper. "And so to memorialize them [veterans who've died in battle] is so important… because we have to keep saying their name." While Memorial Day serves to honor the many men and women who've sacrificed their lives for our American freedoms, Fox Nation explores how a man and woman's best friend often exemplifies a similar sense of bravery. From the battlefield to the home front, Season 3 of Fox Nation's 'Hero Dogs' features first-hand accounts of courageous canines saving lives. The series, hosted by Fox News' Shannon Bream, profiles three news dogs whose brave efforts have ranged from their work during drug raids, to protecting American soldiers in Afghanistan. Though tattoos have become a widely accepted form of memorialization and self-expression, tattooing in American history dates back to markings on soldiers during the Civil War. Many who fought in early-on battles were branded in order to be identified, in the event they were injured or killed in the line of duty.Fox Nation's new series ‘USA Ink,’ illustrates the history and significance of tattooing’s pervasive spread throughout culture in America, and how it's progressed over time alongside it. Host and combat veteran Johnny Joey Jones explores its inky origins — true experts and enthusiasts track the first known tattoo back to an iceman — and takes a deeper look at how tattoos have been used to celebrate our patriots and U.S. soldiers, who marked themselves during our most impactful wars.More Related News
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