To All Vets.

[madbiker]

I just wanted to say Thank You andhave a great day.
Madbiker

[mason79]

thanks,

us army 1976-1979 3rd/13th field artilley, 25th infantry division, schofield barracks hawaii. fire direction control for 105 howitzers then forward observer rto with the prick 77... alll peace time after nam, va medical is a great benefit.

anyone else?

[trbig]

Air Force, '87 - 91. Aircraft weapons specialist "BB Stacker" during Gulf War, but didn't go there.

I wanted to go in and learn a trade I could use in the real world...but not too many jets to load weapons on in the civilian life! lol.

Tod

[81xsproject]

AF '97-'02
Medic

[lakecountrydave]

Thank you!

I want to add my thanks! I appreciate your sacrifices.

Dave

[madbiker]

76th Eng. FT. Meade Md. 76-79
Madbiker

[threebanger]

US Army 81Q-Terrain Analyst '84-'87.

THANKS TO ALL WHO SERVED!

[John]

US Navy 77-81 GSE mechanic, US Kitty Hawk, NAS Brunswick Maine

[Crazcnuk]

Canadian Army Reserve, 2001 to present. Currently CIC.

[kf4anm]

we are halfway into a 2000 mile motorcycle trip. we watched the blue angels fly the veterans day show at the nas pensacola yesterday. their final formation was a very sombering missing man fly over. we owe everything to the people who served this country in order make and keep it free. also as important to those who did not come back or are still in-country as a pow,
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN!

[Czekus21]

USArmy 85-92: 95-98. 62B20. Heavy junk mech.

[Guy_b_g]

2/1 Inf Ft Lewis, Wa. 85-86,
3/5 Cav 86-89 Kirchgoens, Ger. (lotsa border duty at Bad Hersfelds-Fulda Gap..cold war, ya know?),
3/15 Inf Ft Stewart, Ga. 89-92 (Desert Shield/Storm Aug 90- Mar 91 as a Bradley Gunner)
Modesto, Ca. 92-95 as an Army Recruiter,
1/8 Inf, Ft. Carson, Co, 95-98 as a Bradley Commander/ Squad leader, Master Gunner
1/16 Inf, Ft Riley, Ks 98-01 as a Platoon Sgt, Master Gunner (Camp Dobol and Eagle Base, Bosnia as a Liason between 1/16 and 10th Mtn Div, also taught the first Battle Staff course taught in Bosnia).
Due to hearing loss (loud Guns) reclassed to JAG Paralegal, Ft Jackson, SC
Then on to 10th AVN BDE, Ft. Drum NY, where I ran the BDE legal shop until I retired in Jan 2005 (last overseas tour of duty Bagram Air Base Afghanistan as legal advisor to CDR 10th AVN BDE, 2004-2005).

Cost me my hearing, my marriage and my freedom at times, but I would do it all again in a heartbeat!

[79XS11F]

YES INDEED ... I fully support the troops from Both Canada and the USA. Their jobs are always far from easy and it seems these days ... always far from full appreciated.
THANKS
Rob

[TopCatGr58]

I, too, give thanks and thankyou!

I, too, am a vet, 79-86 USN Corpsman, field trained with the Grunts, but was an Ophthalmology Tech/Surg. Asst, 2 years in Japan, final 2 years in Naval Hospital Portsmouth, Va.. Fortunately it was during a rather peaceful time, but I think we(USA) invaded GRANADA sometime in there?!

I also know that we have a member on this forum who lost a son to this WAR , so it hits everyone somehow!

Here's to hoping we can end it soon!
T.C.

[planedick]

Truck driver

1958 - 1961 Army active duty, Trained at Ft. Dix, then stationed in Boblingon, Heilbronn, Mannheim, and Worms, Germany, hauling tanks around Europe. 128,000 accident free miles in Europe. I feel lucky I was in during peacetime, but the reminders were still there in Europe. Lots of bombed out holes in the cities yet and no men over 15 yrs, but lots of women. A big plus for us "soldiers".