remember and don't ever forget I am proud I served.

I may be a real bastard at times in real life(and enjoy every minute of it ;) ) But there are very few people I respect more than a man or woman who served for their country. I never did, but my hat is off to all of you.

One key is that we have to make sure our kids are brought up same way. Too much influence from public schools and tv, etc, and you take chance of them holding same attitutde about soldiers/aviators/seamen as some of those in media, and that's just no right

THank you to all who served, people like you are reason we enjoy this great country we have.
 
Originally posted by Will52100
How is it that so many otherwise intellegent people forget so quickly?

3'rd MAW, MAG 13, VMA 214 Blacksheep, 93-97'
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Out of sight, out of mind. So many walk blindly through life never looking around. Keep those that serve, at home and overseas in your prayers as it is not over yet...
 
Originally posted by etp777
I may be a real bastard at times in real life(and enjoy every minute of it ;) ) But there are very few people I respect more than a man or woman who served for their country. I never did, but my hat is off to all of you.

One key is that we have to make sure our kids are brought up same way. Too much influence from public schools and tv, etc, and you take chance of them holding same attitutde about soldiers/aviators/seamen as some of those in media, and that's just no right

THank you to all who served, people like you are reason we enjoy this great country we have.
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Yes we must raise our chldren so that they know, but at the same time we need to get rid of the shiftless folks in Washington that take away our freedom's, and make it harder on the Vet's and old folks by taking away what little benny's they have, while they live high on the hog! Some are saying now that those who served 20 plus were never promised benefits for life!!!! (sorry I'll get off the soap box now). I have a friend who served those years in special forces and now has to live day by day and he is in a wheel chair.
 
I want to thank you guys for keeping this up for a while
and thank you all for the support of our inlisted and
for the ones backing up the troops also..:)
I'm sure the rest that posted here would say the same....:)
 
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