Opinion: On Nov. 11, remember the fallen but also these things

As we near the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, we might take time to ask: What is it that we remember on Remembrance Day?
The typical Remembrance Day ceremony takes place around a cenotaph and includes state officials (politicians and military officers), ecumenical religious figures, and often the mother, father, or spouse of a lost soldier; sometimes, too, a soldier scarred in conflict, though the injury must be obvious: hidden injuries are insufficiently illustrative for t