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He owned a garage and he was a mechanic and I think he was told just to keep the ambulances and the farm traffic and the commercial vehicles and transport and everything else, keep it all up and running, just north of Aberdeen. So that was what he did during World War II and my mom's dad, they lived in a small village in the Highlands and he was the only policeman. So he was the only policeman there, so of course he was seen as being the guy that had to, you know, I think just kind of make sure that they enforced all kind of wartime regulations and everything else and homeland security, that kind of thing. So yeah, so they had exemptions from going to service but I really do appreciate it and of course you wouldn't have the freedoms and everything we do have right now without everybody's service there. So I really do want to honor everybody, that's for sure. But yeah, no, no, no.