In the days preceding All Saints’ Day, soldiers of the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade visited the graves of people who had been associated with the unit. The armored soldiers paid their former comrades in service the due remembrance and respect; they laid bouquets on their graves and lit votive candles.
The delegations also visited memorial sites, where a symbolic votive candle and chrysanthemum were intended to testify that the soldiers’ memory lives forever. Unit:
The entire period was a time for reflection, as well as for remembering those who are no longer among them.
The soldiers add:
On Friday, October 29, a delegation from the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade laid flowers at the monument in the Square of Soldiers of the 10th Armored Cavalry Brigade Fallen in Polish Military Contingents—as a tribute to those whose graves they could not visit.