MEMORIAL DAY

TWO GUNS

TWO GUNS

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Have a safe Memorial Day !!!</p>


Hug a Vet today, and everyday you can !!!!Show them your appreciation, for they are the ones who gave !!!! And pray for the Vets and theirfamilies who gave all, their lives !!! God Bless Them, God Bless America !!!!!</p>


To all the Vets that we have here on this forum, and to all the Vets who served to protect theUnited States of America ,WE SALUTE YOU !!!!</p>


....... Mr. & Mrs Two Guns >>>> Louisiana </p>


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God bless the USA and all those who have and continue to protect our freedom.</p>


Keifer, a RTV wannabe</p>
 
God Bless this country and give us the strength to stay free. Thank you to those who fight and die for this freedom. Bordercollie</p>
 
i would like to say thanksto the vets that have served us too. THANK YOU GUYS FOR A JOB WELL DONE !!!</p>
 
Being a Canadian, Memorial Day is not a holiday up here. We pay our respects and appreciation for those that have fallen and those that served and currently serve in the defence of FREEDOM and DEMOCRACY on November 11 Remembrance Day. Having said that, I would also like to thank a VET on this day. During numerous training sessions in the USAback a while now, I had the opportunity to meet numerous Vietnam VETS and I had and have a great deal of respect for those magnificent men. </p>


Veteransof WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq , Somalia and others......THANK YOU</p>


The Canadian Forces are currently engaged in Afghanistan in one of the tougher areas that other NATO participants choose to avoid and all too many are combat fatalities.. When the fallen return to Canada at Trenton AFB the processions along the MacDonald/Cartier Freeway to Toronto are lined with Police, Firemen, and ordinary people to show our respect and gratitude for their sacrifice.</p>


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YES........THANK YOU......</p>
 
Want to echo Kanook. THANK YOU!! to all who faithfully and courageously serve in our armed forces--both in the USA and in Canada.</p>
 
Thank you to all veterans. Yes, the Canadians are one of the few that stand strong with American forces in the toughest fights. I witnessed a video of your fallen soldiers returning home and it is great to see folks who truly understand the selfless sacrifice of those who serve.</p>
 
Thanks to all whom have served and especially those who have made the ultimate sacrafice for our country.</p>


Bczoom. USMC '82-'86.</p>


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Looks like I should have signed myself Onfoot, US Army '71-'73. Privileged to have done my duty for Uncle Sam.</p>
 
Personally, I thank God for giving our country the men who walk the walk........</p>


Dennis........U.S. Army 1965~1974.....Retired permanent physical disability from service in Vietnam</p>
 
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