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| April 10 Capt Kirk 541 posts | Band of Brothers Day You may have served in combat or while preserving peace. You may have retired out or you may have served for a short time. You may have been a draftee or a volunteer. You may have served in the Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard or the Merchant Marines, but you served. You did your job honorably and for that i am proud to call you ‘Brother’. You may have served during WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Nicaragua, Persian Gulf, Iraq or Afghanistan, but you served, you did not run.You have earned your DD 214 with those words "Honorably Discharged", two of the most noble words in the world.Again I am proud to know each and every one of you. Today is Band of Brothers' Day; send this to all your brothers, fathers, sons and fellow veterans you know. Happy Band of Brothers' Day! To the cool men that have touched my life: Here's to you!! Capt |
| April 10 southpaw Men's 70 1077 posts | Thanks, Capt. Kirk. For me: Army, July '69--Feb. 72. God Bless! |
| April 10 jackbrun Men's 70 57 posts | Marine Corps Oct 70 through July 91. |
| April 10 kbl Men's 60 544 posts | U.S. Navy, July '64 thru June '68... thanks Capt. |
| April 10 softball4b Men's 70 1248 posts | US ARMY 01/74 - 01/77 SON - MICHAEL USMC 09/2012 - ACTIVE |
| April 10 armiho211 Men's 70 449 posts | us navy- destroyer sailor,(volunteered) 1960-1964 . operated off the taiwan straits off the chinese coast. made it also to hong kong, subic bay, japan, south korea, formosa,and some other choice vacations spots, all free of charge of course. after our tour was over in that area we were returning to long beach,ca. when we were diverted to the suez canal to proceed to cuba where the confrontation with russia was heating up. a few days later we were diverted back to long beach, apparently, NIKITA KRUSCHEV blinked and pulled the missiles from cuba. to this day , not too many people realize how close we came to world war 3. if you were too young and did not realize what transpired in the cuban missile crises. then you need to see a movie named " THE MISSILES OF OCTOBER" with william devane as president john f kennedy. kinda long , but it will keep you glued, there was so much behind the scenes actions that occurred with spies, ambassadors into trying to stop the actual confrontation. this movie is not fictional, pretty close to actuallity. |
| April 10 Chief144 Men's 70 160 posts | THANKS, US AIR FORCE/AIR NATIONAL GUARD - 1965 - 2004 - RETIRED WIFE: US AIR FORCE - 1976 - PRESENT SON: US AIR FORCE - 1996 - PRESENT SON: US AIR FORCE - 1996 - 2008 PROUD TO SERVE! |
| April 11 southpaw Men's 70 1077 posts | Armiho, you are so right about the Cuban Missile Crisis. When I returned from Vietnam, I served my last year+ in Ft. Lewis, Washington. Ft. Lewis was basic training; I was a supply sergeant. Several of the drill instructors talked to me about being on the beaches of Miami, just waiting on ordrs to invade. |
| April 11 J R 251 posts | U S Army 1962-1964. Was in San Diego for de-Briefing Waiting to be discharged.Was in formed I was being extended,flying to Florida for deployment.Thank heaven Russia decided to rethink their options..I bought Harley and rode it to Houston. will always remember my Mother screaming he is home. |
| April 11 GSWP001 Men's 60 75 posts | Thank you all for your service. |
| April 11 68Levi 21 posts | US Army/Army National Guard 1987-2009 - retired Master Sergeant. Wife: US Army/Army National Guard 1996-Present - Sergeant First Class Son: Ca Army National Guard 2012-Present - Private E2 |
| April 11 tekdad 21 posts | U.S Coast Guard 1985-1992 petty officer 2nd class U.S Army Natl Guard 1992-1997 spc 5, CWO2 |
