Happy Memorial Day
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The best to all and be safe.
Please remember (for a moment) all those that have served past and present. The selfless sacrifice for country and a cause bigger than any of us.
All gave some and some gave all.
My family fled communism (Cuba). Arriving here this is my country. The country that gave us freedom.
In the words of soldiers, " I fight not because I hate what's in front of me BUT because I want to preserve and love what I left behind ".
Don't ever take freedom lightly. It's NOT free.
All enjoy.
Ranger
Please remember (for a moment) all those that have served past and present. The selfless sacrifice for country and a cause bigger than any of us.
All gave some and some gave all.
My family fled communism (Cuba). Arriving here this is my country. The country that gave us freedom.
In the words of soldiers, " I fight not because I hate what's in front of me BUT because I want to preserve and love what I left behind ".
Don't ever take freedom lightly. It's NOT free.
All enjoy.
Ranger
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thank u for all those who served..
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I have the privilege of having a WWII vet living next door to me. USMC, served in the Pacific (Iwo). Great guy. Came by Saturday while I was working on changing the plugs on my Boxster. Always interesting to talk to. He's obviously on in years, and his age and old injuries keep him from being able to do some things he likes to do, but I've never heard him complain about a thing. A very humble man.
My son did three tours in Iraq (USMC). I'm thankful everyday that he got through those experiences. (of course now he's a deputy sheriff, so I worry about that!)
For sure, this is a great day to remember those that have served. Every one of them a bigger and braver person than I am, and I'm grateful for their service.
My son did three tours in Iraq (USMC). I'm thankful everyday that he got through those experiences. (of course now he's a deputy sheriff, so I worry about that!)
For sure, this is a great day to remember those that have served. Every one of them a bigger and braver person than I am, and I'm grateful for their service.
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The best to all and be safe.
Please remember (for a moment) all those that have served past and present. The selfless sacrifice for country and a cause bigger than any of us.
All gave some and some gave all.
My family fled communism (Cuba). Arriving here this is my country. The country that gave us freedom.
In the words of soldiers, " I fight not because I hate what's in front of me BUT because I want to preserve and love what I left behind ".
Don't ever take freedom lightly. It's NOT free.
All enjoy.
Ranger
Please remember (for a moment) all those that have served past and present. The selfless sacrifice for country and a cause bigger than any of us.
All gave some and some gave all.
My family fled communism (Cuba). Arriving here this is my country. The country that gave us freedom.
In the words of soldiers, " I fight not because I hate what's in front of me BUT because I want to preserve and love what I left behind ".
Don't ever take freedom lightly. It's NOT free.
All enjoy.
Ranger
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Thanks for all the unselfish acts of valor performed by our armed forces!
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Deep felt thanks to members who have commented.
I am just a man, a man who was given special skills but still a flawed man.
As a teen I was allured and inspired but my fraternal uncle who was a "merc" in central and south america under the cover of CIA Black Ops. All in attempts to suppress communist insurgence in the americas, also led by early Green Beret SF created by JFK.
Principle target was Che Guevara (a murderer currently idolized by college idiots with their heads up their a$$).
I am proud that my uncle was there when the POS Che Guevara was riddled with bullets.
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I am just a man, a man who was given special skills but still a flawed man.
As a teen I was allured and inspired but my fraternal uncle who was a "merc" in central and south america under the cover of CIA Black Ops. All in attempts to suppress communist insurgence in the americas, also led by early Green Beret SF created by JFK.
Principle target was Che Guevara (a murderer currently idolized by college idiots with their heads up their a$$).
I am proud that my uncle was there when the POS Che Guevara was riddled with bullets.
Ranger
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Brandon how true OMG how true.
Theoretically you can't go to hell when you've already been there but sadly God will never forgive.
This generation did not get any support on return from service. Nobody gave a $h!t about you except your family. No media support or wounded warrior organization. You came home and could not be proud to wear your uniform, society looked at you as a loser.
Today it does comfort my heart that society and media welcomes and demonstrates gratitude for individuals service. In the same sentence it also pisses me off about how they talk about as the present generation seems to be the only one who came back with missing limbs and PTSD.
They talk about the approx 5,000 plus who died in Iraq and Afghanistan but what about the 58,000 plus who died in Vietnam. America's unwanted!!!
You came home and there was nothing for the veteran but hatred.
No problem, when I die or take my life I will be come to terms with God and accept my punishment.
Ranger
Theoretically you can't go to hell when you've already been there but sadly God will never forgive.
This generation did not get any support on return from service. Nobody gave a $h!t about you except your family. No media support or wounded warrior organization. You came home and could not be proud to wear your uniform, society looked at you as a loser.
Today it does comfort my heart that society and media welcomes and demonstrates gratitude for individuals service. In the same sentence it also pisses me off about how they talk about as the present generation seems to be the only one who came back with missing limbs and PTSD.
They talk about the approx 5,000 plus who died in Iraq and Afghanistan but what about the 58,000 plus who died in Vietnam. America's unwanted!!!
You came home and there was nothing for the veteran but hatred.
No problem, when I die or take my life I will be come to terms with God and accept my punishment.
Ranger
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Huge thanks to all those who have served
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Brandon how true OMG how true.
Theoretically you can't go to hell when you've already been there but sadly God will never forgive.
This generation did not get any support on return from service. Nobody gave a $h!t about you except your family. No media support or wounded warrior organization. You came home and could not be proud to wear your uniform, society looked at you as a loser.
Today it does comfort my heart that society and media welcomes and demonstrates gratitude for individuals service. In the same sentence it also pisses me off about how they talk about as the present generation seems to be the only one who came back with missing limbs and PTSD.
They talk about the approx 5,000 plus who died in Iraq and Afghanistan but what about the 58,000 plus who died in Vietnam. America's unwanted!!!
You came home and there was nothing for the veteran but hatred.
No problem, when I die or take my life I will be come to terms with God and accept my punishment.
Ranger
Theoretically you can't go to hell when you've already been there but sadly God will never forgive.
This generation did not get any support on return from service. Nobody gave a $h!t about you except your family. No media support or wounded warrior organization. You came home and could not be proud to wear your uniform, society looked at you as a loser.
Today it does comfort my heart that society and media welcomes and demonstrates gratitude for individuals service. In the same sentence it also pisses me off about how they talk about as the present generation seems to be the only one who came back with missing limbs and PTSD.
They talk about the approx 5,000 plus who died in Iraq and Afghanistan but what about the 58,000 plus who died in Vietnam. America's unwanted!!!
You came home and there was nothing for the veteran but hatred.
No problem, when I die or take my life I will be come to terms with God and accept my punishment.
Ranger