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  1. #1
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    Default Thank you for my freedom

    JUST TAKING THE TIME AT THE END OF THIS DAY TO THANK THE VETS. FOR MY FREEDOM. SOME GAVE SOME, SOME GAVE ALL. I THANK THEM ALL. AMEN

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    AMEN!!!! May those that gave all rest in peace and the rest come home safe,

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    Well said . I always give a wave and a horn honk when I see a DAV tag.
    What could be more mundane than dying of old age or of natural causes when there is death by misadventure to be pursued ? Skip

  4. #4
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    Default Yep

    Those are my feelings too

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by John Fasig View Post
    JUST TAKING THE TIME AT THE END OF THIS DAY TO THANK THE VETS. FOR MY FREEDOM. SOME GAVE SOME, SOME GAVE ALL. I THANK THEM ALL. AMEN
    Very well said....thanks to all who served and are serving.

    Semper Fi.

  6. #6
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    My son Brian has been on leave for 30 days I take him to the airport this morning. It is very hard to let him go but he is serving in the Navy and will be gone until March 2010. We had a good visit with some good fishing. I had all 3 sons with me Monday and we limited out with rock 30-37" when the first fish hit no one would touch the rod until little bro got his fish. It was a special day. Today is a sad one. God bless our service men.

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    Some 39 years back I was on a helicopter that due to weather was forced to land at a special forces camp on the VN and Cambodia Border. The base was taking incoming rounds at the time and it was not likely that we could make it to a bunker just 50 yards away so we piled into a ditch alongside the heli-pad. The guy beside me nudged me and pointed to the bunker and over the entry was a sign, "You have not lived till you have almost died life has a flavor the protected will never know" It was signed Anon.
    Since my tour I have been most grateful for every day and I look at the young men today and see them doing two three and sometimes four tours back to back and my heart bleeds for them. My year seems nothing to what they are giving. I was just an unlucky hitch-hiker that day but it seems it was only yesterday. I can only imaagine what the memories for these young men and women today will be.
    PS thanks for your support of veterans.

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