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Thanks to all Veterans

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Thanks to all Veterans. It because of your GREAT sacrifice we are free.
just to bad freedom has come with so much sacrifice of life.
If any of you get a chance please thank a veteran on this Veterans Day.

Thanks to all Veterans
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thank you
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I Second that emotion
My father (81) is a D-Day Veteran, combat wounded and multipul medals and I am very proud of him.
He had a stroke last night and is in the hospital,I leave to see him today.
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Re: Thanks to all Veterans

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diesel wrote:Thanks to all Veterans. It because of your GREAT sacrifice we are free.
just to bad freedom has come with so much sacrifice of life.
If any of you get a chance please thank a veteran on this Veterans Day.

Thanks to all Veterans
Larry
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Post by ecoaster »

Said my silent thank yous this morning while in my duck blind. Sat the gun down, and just took it all in. We have this great free country because of those brave men and women.

We can never thank them enough.
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Post by mooseman »

The price of freedom ain't free...these men and women made and continue to make the ultimate sacrifices for the freedom we enjoy today...god bless them all and thanks
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AMEN !!! Thanks
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Thanh you VERY MUCH!!!!!
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Post by wabi »

I always feel like my time in the US Navy wasn't really all that big of a deal. After all, my service was a bit different from what you'd picture for the navy anyway. Spent most of my time in the mojave desert (weapons test center). Joined the navy, and fought sidewinders, scorpions, and black widow spiders :shock: and all three were very common in the hangers there! :lol:

saxman - hope your dad is doing OK! I'll remember him in my prayers.
My dad was a navy veteran and was at Pearl Harbor on the day of the attack. Lost him to cancer several years ago.
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Post by huntertroyjack »

Great topic Diesel!!My grandfather was a world war 11 veteran,he taught me so much in life,he is my idol and i thank him and the rest of the veterans all the time,Thank god for them!
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Post by Skeeter »

Yes, THANK YOU!!


Prayers are with you and the family Saxman.
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Post by exocet »

I agree, my father was in the Navy(SeaBees) in WW2 at 17!! Guys were trying to get in underage by the thousands back then, they were the Real Men to me. Jack.
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Post by R.J. »

I had the same thoughts today ... we are very fortunate and owe alot to the many that have made the ultimate sacrifice ...
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Post by afd34744 »

Couldn't agree more. Without our brave men and women were would our country be? Just last week my daughter (17) came home from school a mess. She found out that her best friends brother (19) is on his way to Iraq. My son's (21) best friend is on his third tour in Iraq. Keep all of them in your thoughts and prays. God bless!!
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Post by navaman »

thank you for the "thank you". i didn't serve during wartime but i was blessed to have been a service during a couple of "hairy" ordeals. i was in south korea when president park chung hee was assinated by his cabinet members during a banquet and i was at yakima firing center training when mt. st. helen erupted. in both cased i was able to do my small part in being a service to this nation and to the world. again i thank you for the "attaboy" God bless ytou. :)
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