memorial day

[skinsdad62]

just wanted to wish all the active duty and vets a blessed memorial day . i am thankful for my fellow brothers and sisters who served with me and still serve . its an honor to be in this family . we all are thankful for the freedom you all have provided and still provide .

we have some SportsHoopla brothers and sisters who served and i thank all of you for your sacrifices and service to our country

have a great day

 

[Debbie Does]

Many of my uncles and cousins served in WW2 and Vietnam. My dad was in Casablanca in the Army Air Corps in WW2. Fortunately, they all came home. I did lose one uncle flying over France in WW1. Yeah, World War One. He was the first of 12 children, and my dad was the last.

The GF's dad flew those little tin cans with wings off carriers in the Pacific in WW2 and Korea.

 

[Sportster 72]

Happy Memorial Day dad from an old squid.

Thanks to all that made the ultimate sacrifice and to all who served because they believe in what America stands for.

 

[Pure Steel]

Thanks to all that have served, my dad flew F-86 Sabre Jets in the Korean War…..

 

[Rowdy]

Yes. Thanks to all, my son is in 101st Airborne getting deployed to Europe in the next couple weeks

 

[ThereIsNoPlace]

Yes. Thanks to all, my son is in 101st Airborne getting deployed to Europe in the next couple weeks.

Best wishes to your son for a safe tour.

 

[skinsdad62]

Yes. Thanks to all, my son is in 101st Airborne getting deployed to Europe in the next couple weeks

I was in the 101St airborne

 

[Breed]

Former AF brat here. My dad worked on/installed communication systems in parts of the world our Gov't wouldn't acknowledge our existence. As well as parts of the world where our existence was very acknowledged. It afforded me the best type of travel while being the best type of traveler. A little kid who's only job was to get on the plane or the train and enjoy the ride. Which my sister and I certainly did.

To those who served and to those who are serving now. A sincere thank you

 

[Sportster 72]

Had an uncle who did similar things and had similar duty stations, he retired as an E-9. NSA wanted him bad, he said "I'm going to Montgomery Ward and sell tire."

 

[Breed]

Had an uncle who did similar things and had similar duty stations, he retired as an E-9. NSA wanted him bad, he said "I'm going to Montgomery Ward and sell tire."

Some peeps really love tires.

Montgomery Ward's eh. Seeing that name took me back to the days when Thrifty sold nickel scoops of ice cream.

 

[Sportster 72]

Former AF brat here. My dad worked on/installed communication systems in parts of the world our Gov't wouldn't acknowledge our existence. As well as parts of the world where our existence was very acknowledged. It afforded me the best type of travel while being the best type of traveler. A little kid who's only job was to get on the plane or the train and enjoy the ride. Which my sister and I certainly did.

To those who served and to those who are serving now. A sincere thank you

Some peeps really love tires.

Montgomery Ward's eh. Seeing that name took me back to the days when Thrifty sold nickel scoops of ice cream.

Yeah, that goes back aways but it was a few miles from where they retired.

Thanks to your Dad for his service and what he did. I have known a fair amount of people who worked in intelligence or whatever term they are using these days. It isn't easy to know all the things they know and save us from not having to know.