thanks to the soldier, and god bless the vet, always remember and never forget!

[doc henderson]

Thanks to all who have served, and God bless those who never made it home the same, or at all.
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[thecfarm]

Yes,thank you all FF Vets and Vets who are not a member too. I really appreciate it.

[tule peak timber]

!971- 1973  U.S.Army

[muggs]

68-69 Vietnam, Americal division  11 Delta

[WV Sawmiller]

August '76- Dec 89 USMC. Happy Birthday by the way. Remember Tun Tavern.

[Old Greenhorn]

I always carry guilt because I did not serve. Then ended the draft just the same year I became eligible. My Dad served in WW2 (Coast Guard in the Philippines on a sub chaser), and my Brother served (Army, 1st Infantry), he died 2 years ago from what we can only attribute to his service, but there is no proof, nor do we care to prove it. 
 To say I feel indebted to every Vet, every day is pretty darn accurate. They are better men and women than I.

[Chuck White]

I'll take the thank you, and I want to thank all the other vets for their service!

Old saying: "All gave some, some gave all"!

How true!

U.S. Air Force, April 1968 - April 1989

EDIT:  I was an aircraft mechanic, worked on A-26 and A-1E in Thailand!

[pineywoods]

1955-1958 U S Army signal corp. East German border.

[Nebraska]

I haven't served,  my father did, Air Force 66-68. Sentry dog veterinarian, I was born in a military hospital, thank you so much for your service and sacrifice for this country. God Bless You.

[sawguy21]

I served as a reservist in the Canadian infantry, thankful that I did not see active combat. I watched a documentary that included shots of the cemetries in France and Belgium, it brought tears to my eyes. What a waste of human life!

[mrcaptainbob]

I'll say "THANK YOU" and am pleased that, what little I did to contribute, I did it for you, for us.
And, I am pleased to have so many Brothers and Sisters in Arms.

[Texas Ranger]

63-66, combat engineer.

[Bruno of NH]

Thank you to all that have serverd.

[Jim_Rogers]

Today, at the South Byfield Cemetery, we're flying the flag to honor all veterans who have served.
We have 332 buried here. Every one has a flag on their grave as well as a veteran flag holder.



 

Jim Rogers

[goose63]

M.Co 3/11 A.C.R Viet Nam 69 to 71

Thank you to all who gave to this great Land we call America home

[samandothers]

Thank Veterans for your service to this country and its people! 

[ron barnes]

USAF  1965-1987.

[Resonator]

Freedom wasn't, isn't, and never will be free. 
THANK YOU to those who paid to make it possible.
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[Bandmill Bandit]

TOO many military service personal that have died way to young in graves around the globe and yet the Freedom we enjoy in much of the world would not be if not for those who's ultimate sacrifice have paid for this freedom.

Those that returned paid a high price too. And to honor all of them, today I proudly wear a poppy and will attend the wreath laying at the Cenotaph in Memorial Square here in Town.

It is the least I can do.

NEVER AGAIN!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozgJiJ5tCe4  

[woodroe]

Kudos to fellow vets. 

Allons ! L troop 3/11 ACR  75-77

[firefighter ontheside]

Thanks to all you guys who served.  I did not serve in the military.  I considered applying to the Air Force Academy, but decided against it.  My grandpa went to Europe shortly after D day and was captured by the Germans and spent the remainder of the war in a prison camp.  Thankfully he made it home.  My dad was in the Air Force from '64 to '68.  I'm particularly proud of them.  A few years ago I visited Jefferson Barracks National Cemetry where my grandpa is buried.  We also visited my great uncle's grave.  I'd didnt know that he had served in WW2, Korea and Vietnam.  

[doc henderson]

my dad was army MP and on the colonels rifle team, stationed in Hawaii 55 to 57 post Korean.  i was not in the military but raised by a dad who was!  This is why I value BSA, my medical and EMS roles.

[Ron Scott]

Crossing the Pacific on the Troop Ship Talledaga, 1954 as a 17 year old "Devil Doc" 3rd Marine Corp Division, Recon.

[Pine Ridge]

Thank you to all the veterans. All 3 of my uncles on my mothers side of the family served in the military. 2 of them passed away several years ago, the last remaining uncle passed away last friday, he served in the navy in the korean war. His funeral service is this friday, nov 15. He was as kind and humble as any man i've ever known, proud to be his nephew. His father, my grandfather , served in the army in world war 1. I've thought about them alot today.

[doc henderson]

prayers and blessings, and a humble thank you to you and your family!