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my dad, he has been gone for years, but never forgotten dad.jpg
NO BIKE AT THIS TIME
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For me,US Navy 1961-1968. Our local commie rag newspaper had a tiny bit of mention of this important day. Local TV stations are covering it pretty well.
My Dad and his two brothers served during the "Big One". My grandmother had 3 blue stars in the window. 2 (My dad and his younger brother) made it back. The oldest brother is somewhere in the South Pacific, a victim of kamikaze attack on his ship. One of my sons is Air Force vet and his 2nd oldest child just enlisted in the Air Force 6 months ago.
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Some
want only what this great country has to offer. While others are willing to pay for it.
To the later. Hand salute. May your day, this day, be a memorable one.
Identify what you have control over and find peace with what you don't.
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U.S Navy...Submarine Force....1969-1990. Thanks to all other vets and those who waited for us to come home!
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To all who serve and to all who have my deepest gratitude!
2021 Sea To Sky, 2020 RTL
Isn't it weird that in AMERICA our flag and our culture offend so many people......
but our benefits don't?
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This morning I told my Pa thank you for his service in WWII. He said it wasn't just the armed forces that served and won, but the whole country, with people at home doing without a lot of stuff and contributing to the whole effort. I don't think we'll ever see such an effort again. Since Vietnam, the folks at home have gone on like nothing was different. We should certainly remember, though, that our lives and ways of life depend on those who are willing to put their lives on the line.
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Can't add much more.
Thanks to all who served and to;
My Dad: Army Air Corps - WWII, Korea
Step-Father: US Navy - '50s
Brother-in-Law: US Marine Corps - VietNam
Brother: US Air Force - '60s
Nephews: US Air Force and US Army - Iraq and the 'Stans ; two in the US Coast Guard
Ancestors: Revolutionary Army, Union Army, Confederate Army, WWI
Joe - 1961 > 2003 US Navy, Army National Guard, US Coast Guard - Cuban Crises 'thru Desert Storm
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Originally Posted by jmbiii
Can't add much more.
Thanks to all who served and to;
My Dad: Army Air Corps - WWII, Korea
Step-Father: US Navy - '50s
Brother-in-Law: US Marine Corps - VietNam
Brother: US Air Force - '60s
Nephews: US Air Force and US Army - Iraq and the 'Stans ; two in the US Coast Guard
Ancestors: Revolutionary Army, Union Army, Confederate Army, WWI
Joe - 1961 > 2003 US Navy, Army National Guard, US Coast Guard - Cuban Crises 'thru Desert Storm
That's kind of unique..Union and Confederate Army. I hope they never met in battle.
As I've said in the past, Veteran's Day is every day.
http://www.govx.com/blog/117/238-Yea...areProtectHeal
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Hi retread,
Re: USAF 1959-1963
Me too; USAF Dec '59 - Nov '63.
Just the other day I was thinking about those crazy days at Lackland.
Jerry Baumchen
'I'll never forget what's her name.'
'Things are more like they are now than they ever have been before.' Dwight Eisenhower
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Attended a Veteran's Day service in our RV park in AZ this morning. It honored all branches of service, Canadian and US. Nice to be remember, no matter what war we served in. Thanks for your support!
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US AIR FORCE....1966-1970....................OFF WE GO...! May you all have a blessed Vetrans Day!
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Your Welcome 20yrs U.S. ARMY
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Originally Posted by old biker
I would like to say "Thank You" to all veterans, new and old , for your service and sacrifice to this country and its people. Thank You.
Right back at you if you are a veteran youself. (Kuwait,Desert Storm, and Desert fury) and it was my pleasure to do my part!!
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God Bless our Veterans and active Service Personnel. If you want to hear from a Patriotic, proud American stop and talk to a biker!
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Originally Posted by cuznjohn
FANTASTIC CUZNJOHN...LOVE IT
Dennis
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Blessing on all the veterans out there on two, three, four or more wheels. I served 1976 to 1998 in the US Army. May God watch over our future generations of veterans as He has the past ones.
Ray
"Instead of arriving in Heaven in a nice well perserved body I'd rather slide in feet first, all beat up, loudly proclaiming thank you Jesus for a great ride!"
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What was once armistice day
My Grandfathers brother fell on the second day of combat. Grandpa was wounded and eventually returned to the states.
http://m.youtube.com/user/abmcvideos
http://www.abmc.gov/search-abmc-buri...1#.VGJ_QWaIa2d
Identify what you have control over and find peace with what you don't.
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USAFSS.........
and that was not the MP's. Did tours in Japan/Philippines/Germany from '69-'78. I thank each and everyone of those that served this country!!!!
Amen!
Bob
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