Just a quick post toremember and honor the Vets and their families. Thank you for your dedication, service, sacrifices, and sense of duty. I truly appreciate what I have and the life I live because of you.

 

[sm=americanasmiley.gif]Ditto, too often we take the sacrafices made forour freedomsfor granted. Thanks to all..

 

thanks to all our vets for their service and sacrifices made for our freedom. to our service men and womam, thank you for your service and may god bless you and keep you safe

 

Thank you for your support. My Dad didn't recieve this kind of support when he was serving. I hope this kind of support continues while my son is serving. Yep he is now carrying the torch that my dad pased to me.
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And to all my brothers in arms where ever you may be a Big THANK YOU and Stay alert....

 

Thank you for your kind word from a US Army Infantry vet.

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Thank you to all who served.

Now it's time to go for a morning ride with the wife ;-)

 

Amen. Thousands of fine men gave their lives so we could live (to ride)in the greatest country that ever was. Thanks to them and all the men and women still working to protect our way of life.

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Thanks to all our Vet's.

 

If you truly want to know why there are those willing to pay the ultimate price,
just ask any veteran who has served, and has seen how little real
freedom there isoutside of this country. They will tell you that they
are proud to place themselves in harms way, to guard the Freedom of
the American Dream, because they truly understand andknow how
precious and rare what we have is, and believe it is worth defending.
whether or not you realize how great you have it here, it is all thanks
to those few who now serve and the multitudes in the past who gave
the ultimate sacrifice.

If all that you do today is pause for a few minutes of silence,
or shake someones hand who you know has served, that is the
type of recognition and remembrance most military personnel want.

I saw a sign posted outside the Rifle Range at Camp Lejeune, NC
when I was stationed there and I always thought it summed things
up nicely...."Pardon Our Noise, It's the Sound of Freedom"


MPT-07FXDL (Cpl.2nd Force Recon USMC '87-'91)
OOHRAH!!!

 

Thanks to all who are serving and who have served. Most importantly on this day, thanks those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the rights and freedoms we enjoy.

 

To All The Brave Who Serve (and have served)Our Country-

God Bless and keep you in His hands today and everyday. You are this nation's finest citizens and our gratitude to youis forever.

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