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  • mrcaptainbob
    King
    • Jan 2004
    • 1746

    #1

    If you're a veteran...

    Thank you for your effort.
  • krm944
    New Member
    • Dec 2006
    • 7

    #2
    thank you

    Sir,

    to date i have completed 2 deployements in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and I depart fro deployment number 3 very soon. The purchase of a home close to my parents brings me to this forum.

    We often forget the families left behind when our heroes go off to war. Most of the men and women out there are used to june Thanksgivings and May Christmas. Our families are the ones that often times have the hardest times adjusting.

    Thanks for your kind words.

    Kyle

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    • mrcaptainbob
      King
      • Jan 2004
      • 1746

      #3
      Thank YOU!

      Congratulations on your new house, and Merry Christmas in it, too! Thanks for doing what you do. You're a compliment to Mom and Dad. God be with you and your (and mine) buds over there....

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      • HayZee518
        Deity
        • Jul 2004
        • 8747

        #4
        Sir, I am a vietnam vet. I was injured in the line of duty. So, thus IU have a purple heart. But I cannot condone what Pres Bush is doing. He, in my eyes is a tyrant a fool and cannot realize what is real and what is false. The American troops must leave a country that never knew what peace is (was)

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        • Snoonyb
          Handyman
          • Sep 2004
          • 127

          #5
          I am also a Vietnam Veteran, and applaud;
          A) A President with the tumidity of dedication in the defence of our
          Constitution.
          B) The service of my two sons.
          C) The service of two of my grand children.
          D) All who have died in the defence of our freedoms, and all who
          selflessly continue to serve to insure that our freedoms continue.

          You see, I remember;
          1) The POLITICAL decision that stopped the military in North Korea and
          allowed the Chinese to reestablish a Communist Regime there.
          2) The POLITICAL decision NOT to continue the promised funding of
          the resistance in Vietnam, which caused the loss of millions of lives.
          3) The absolute abandonment of the constitutional requirement to defend
          our constitution by the POLITICAL decision to gut the military and
          the intelligence community. The results, in part, are viewed today,
          as a failed policy of the current administration.
          4) The absolute lack of moral courage displayed in the POLITICAL
          decision to treat the 94 WTC bombing as a police matter. To NOT
          respond to the attacks upon our sovereignty at the KOBAR TOWERS,
          the U.S.S COLE and Mogadishu, as well as being a corespondent
          with the UN in the Rwandan genocide.

          How embarrassing. The party most responsible for these decisions, was just
          reelected to positions of controlling our destiny.
          Illegitimas non-carborundum

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          • Java_Bob
            Handyman
            • Sep 2006
            • 168

            #6
            Originally posted by Snoonyb
            I am also a Vietnam Veteran, and applaud;
            A) A President with the tumidity of dedication in the defence of our
            Constitution.
            B) The service of my two sons.
            C) The service of two of my grand children.
            D) All who have died in the defence of our freedoms, and all who
            selflessly continue to serve to insure that our freedoms continue.

            You see, I remember;
            1) The POLITICAL decision that stopped the military in North Korea and
            allowed the Chinese to reestablish a Communist Regime there.
            2) The POLITICAL decision NOT to continue the promised funding of
            the resistance in Vietnam, which caused the loss of millions of lives.
            3) The absolute abandonment of the constitutional requirement to defend
            our constitution by the POLITICAL decision to gut the military and
            the intelligence community. The results, in part, are viewed today,
            as a failed policy of the current administration.
            4) The absolute lack of moral courage displayed in the POLITICAL
            decision to treat the 94 WTC bombing as a police matter. To NOT
            respond to the attacks upon our sovereignty at the KOBAR TOWERS,
            the U.S.S COLE and Mogadishu, as well as being a corespondent
            with the UN in the Rwandan genocide.

            How embarrassing. The party most responsible for these decisions, was just
            reelected to positions of controlling our destiny.
            I could not agree more. Thanks to all that serve, so we can live like we do.
            Is it beer thirty??

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