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With this being the week to honor are fallen and those who have served. if your a veteran Let us know what branch, job and years and where you served. Thank you to all that have served and payed the ultimate price.


U.S Army with 7 years of service. 2003 to present. Infantryman. served in afghanisthan.
 
United States Marine Corps from 1983 to 1987. Aviation electronic technician.

Thanks to eveyone who has served our great country.

Semper Fi
 
United States Navy, Jan 1963 to Nov 1967.
Radioman second class, USS Boston, CAG-1
 
Army here 1983-1987 Self-propelled artillery mechanic( Boom Boom big guns) then a short stint in the reserves,(missed the 1st gulf war recall by 30 days)

Mrs 07, Disabled vet Air force served during the Greneda conflict.


A HUGE Thank you to all who have served and are presently serving! My thuoghts and Prayers are with You and Your Families during this holiday of rememberance!

:bowdown: Thank You!
 
Thank you to all who serve and have served. Thanks also to your familys for their great sacrifices. God bless you all and thank you for making my life so easy in contrast to so many in the world and throughout history.

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Army 1966 - 1969. 12B Combat Engineer. Vietnam 1968 - 1969.

Thank you all for your service.
Welcome Home.

Rick
 
Air Force 1972-1976, Aircraft Electrician, Loring AFB Limestone Maine

Dave
 
USN 1973-1983 Data Systems First Class PO, sent to Auburn to get degree & commission. Nuclear Line Officer Submarine Service USS Tecumseh until medical retirement (Crohns Disease). Bothers me that they dropped Bin Laden where so many submariners are on Eternal Patrol!
 
Operation Iraqi Freedom 2008/2009 Vet.

Still serving US Army. Military Police Sergeant by MOS, instructor normally.
 
Thank you to all people currently serving and to all the veterans. You guys and gals are awesome!
 
U.S. Coast Guard
Active Duty 1989-1999
Reserve Duty 1999-2011 (Retired in April)

Semper Paratus
 
Old Tiger said:
USN 1973-1983 Data Systems First Class PO, sent to Auburn to get degree & commission. Nuclear Line Officer Submarine Service USS Tecumseh until medical retirement (Crohns Disease). Bothers me that they dropped Bin Laden where so many submariners are on Eternal Patrol!
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Wow Jim Crohns disease can be be a life crippling. I am too familiar with this as the 1st Mrs07 battled this..... my hat is off to you my freind...

Thank you for your service eventho it may have been shortend.
 
M.P. Cobra Fan said:
Coasties!!!! I almost went Coast Guard.
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LOL...alot of Army guys say that. In fact, I am the first male in my family (father's side) since 1779 to not serve in the Army. Nor did I attend West Point like most of them. My father is a retired full bird and it took him many years to admit that I made a good decision and he didnt! I was never a fan of living in the outdoors. I always had clean sheets, hot food and an ocean view.
 
ARMY 226 Light Maintenance 1970-71 Ft.Sill OK. (welder then cook) A long ,long time ago.:cool:
 
Porsche Pilot said:
LOL...alot of Army guys say that. In fact, I am the first male in my family (father's side) since 1779 to not serve in the Army. Nor did I attend West Point like most of them. My father is a retired full bird and it took him many years to admit that I made a good decision and he didnt! I was never a fan of living in the outdoors. I always had clean sheets, hot food and an ocean view.
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That's funny. My cousin and I are the first Army. Everyone else has been Air Force. Grandfather retired as a Brigadier General and always yells at my cousin and I for becoming Army NCO's. We could have gone to the AF Academy he says. LOL. Why would we want to sleep in tents and drive Humvees when we could be in jets and top notch barracks.
 
My Uncle served as a frontline Infantyman during the Korean war...lost his Life while battling Lung cancer

My Great Uncle Ray served as a paratrooper during WWII and participated in D-Day,he taught me how to shoot a rifle when I was young........always told me " Hit that target Tim your life may depend on it"........He passed away many years ago from old age....and was Very Proud that he served... He always told me "I have have no regrets for what Ive had to do"

Two great Influeces in my life and will never be forgotten!

Now that the eyes are starting to water ,please everyone have a safe holiday weekend!
 
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