To all the Veterans on Kahrtalk

[sonofodin]

What are you joining, Jeep?

[jeep45238]

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[johnh]

First, let me say thank you to all vets, for the freedom we all take too lightly these days. I know one group of Americans we can always count on to stand up for our freedom, is our veterans. They kept the nation safe, and no matter what happens in the future, we can rely on them to do so again if need be. (yes, I direct that comment to all those American leftist, pinko, commies that may be listening!).

Second, I want to specifically call attention to those under recognized veterans of the Korean war who worked so valiantly to protect our good friends in the South from the tyranny in the North. This is particularly important for our family, as both our wonderful children were born in South Korea. I have often thought that they would never have entered our lives if the North and their Chinese Communist allies had one. Were they even born, they might be living as slaves in a Korean under the iron fist of the Kim Il-sung dynasty. Many, many thanks to the veterans of that war and please know we have not forgotten your sacrifices!

John

[jeep45238]

First, let me say thank you to all vets, for the freedom we all take too lightly these days. I know one group of Americans we can always count on to stand up for our freedom, is our veterans. They kept the nation safe, and no matter what happens in the future, we can rely on them to do so again if need be. (yes, I direct that comment to all those American leftist, pinko, commies that may be listening!).

Second, I want to specifically call attention to those under recognized veterans of the Korean war who worked so valiantly to protect our good friends in the South from the tyranny in the North. This is particularly important for our family, as both our wonderful children were born in South Korea. I have often thought that they would never have entered our lives if the North and their Chinese Communist allies had one. Were they even born, they might be living as slaves in a Korean under the iron fist of the Kim Il-sung dynasty. Many, many thanks to the veterans of that war and please know we have not forgotten your sacrifices!

John

Amen to the forgotten veterans.

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[O'Dell]

Thanks guys, but for me it was a great experience. I got to play with the latest high tech toys the Navy had and didn't get a scratch. I didn't even experience the rude reception a lot of guys got returning from VN. We flew off the boat a day out of San Diego, landed a Miramar, and walked out the gate unmolested.

[Bawanna]

Weekend Shoot With Aaron Howell, Awsome Time!! - Sniper's Hide Forums

A tiny bit late, but never too late. A great story just sent to me moments ago. Be sure to scroll down, theres a couple good informative post. My hats totally off to these guys. Top notch.

[wyntrout]

That IS a great story. My eyes didn't water quite as much the second time I read it. I wish that all of our returning veterans... especially the wounded ones, could be treated like that. They're all special and deserve all of the special treatment they can get.
Semper Fi!
Wynn

[mightymouse]

11-11-11

A big THANKS once again to all military personnel past and present.

[sierrajb]

Hearfelt Appreciation, Honor, and Prayers for all you've done for our country!

[Bill K]

I feel that I've been privileged to have served my country as a United States Marine. You serve expecting nothing in return but I must say I am touched and feel grateful when someone takes a moment and thanks me for my service.

Semper Fi,
Bill K.

[ruf45]

Thank you to all that haved served,are serving and will serve. We all owe are freedoms
and rights to you. God bless you all.

[getsome]

Thank you isn't enough for your service to our country...I always think of the saying "If you can read this thank a teacher, If you can read this in english thank a soldier"...God Bless each and every one of you and come home safe...Thank you for keeping us safe, free and proud to be an American....

[OldLincoln]

Amen and Amen! Like others I did my job above the fray and still feel a bit of guilt for those who saw the ugly up close. I did my job to my absolute best and am proud of my short time in, but will always feel half a vet when visiting the veterans hospital for my checkup. They have a big sign out front stating "The Cost of Freedom is Visible Here" and it really is.

[TheTman]

Thanks for all your sacrifices, whether in combat or just being away from home for long periods of time.

[Popeye]

Thank you for remembering those of us who have served. It sure wasn't that way for a long time. I'm to old to fight anymore but I still serve as a riflemen doing honors for our departed brothers and sisters at a local National Cemetery in Washingtons Crossing Pa. on Thursdays. I'm also a Patriot Guard Rider in Pa. I don't care what branch you were in, or what you did, a Vet is a Vet and we each played a part and you certainly deserve respect for doing what was asked of you by your country.