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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: Tracerfi on May 25, 2012, 05:18:37 PM
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I know Memorial Day is on Monday So I made This post for all you AH Player who Served in any of the services not just in the wars :salute all you guys who are still here and the ones that passed on
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:salute To those that paid the ultimate sacrifice.
:cheers: Oz
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Yeah thank you vet's, and any and all serving. I appreciate your sacrifice. :salute
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for all fellow redcatchers and every other serviceman that gave all for love of their country
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dedicated to Sgt Jack Bezecny my platoon Sgt that died in the battle pictured above May 8 1968
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To all my brothers and sisters in arms I want to say thank you for your service and dedication to duty. It was an honor and a pleasure to serve with you.
To our fallen heros I say that while you may be gone you and your deeds will never be forgotten....
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Every year Holliston Massachusetts sets up a twice yearly poster list of every soldier, no matter the country who has died in Iraq and Afghanistan within the period of time of 6 months between each setup.
They line the telephone poles on the major roads in the town each with a poster of the name and country of the soldier. Those listed on the telephone poles will never see their families or friends again...
<S> to our soldiers, no matter the country, who have died to save freedom. They shall always be remembered
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To all my fellow vets, thank you. To all current service personnel, thank you and stay safe. To all fallen you not be forgotten.
I would like to say a special thanks to SgtMaj James Petrie I can remember when you were a Ssgt. Yo made a man outbof a boy and I thank you for it.
Lawndart
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HL
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:salute Let the flag fly Monday. Proper etiqette is to fly it at 1/2 staff until noon and then raise it to full until sunset.
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i was never in the armed services--but salute to all those that have been and are now. :salute
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The Old Man, 1967.
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To All my Buddies who have already gone ahead of me. I am still Keeping up the good fight :salute
BM Jeremy "Rat" Collins
MM THomas "Tiger" Mullhallan
MM Mathew "slider" Johnson
Lt.Comander Jon Hawkins
And my father
Sargent Randal O"Neil Scheider United States Air Force
" YOU ARE MISSED, BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN"
Chief Petty Officer Randal O'Neil Schneider Jr.
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If anyone can please just stop by any memorial it doesnt need to be a big one but just the thought of doing it is enough.
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If anyone can please just stop by any memorial it doesnt need to be a big one but just the thought of doing it is enough.
I'll be crossing over the 82nd Airborne Memorial Bridge on my way to camp in a few minutes. Will get some pics for you guys.
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To some of my good friends who didn't make it back, SFC Collins, SSG young, Cpt Tipton, SSG Vasquez, and the list goes on. You made the ultimate sacrifice, and most can never understand why you even went at all. I miss you all.
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It's great to get some time off from work to have fun with family and friends... That being said, every year I take some alone time to reflect on the true meaning of the day. I'll admit, I get a bit misty eyed... Aw hell, who am I kidding... I tear up like a baby.
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:salute thank you
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I am occasionally troubled by "Survivors Guilt" because of those who were wounded, died, or suffer emotional trauma. Every time I hear of a group of young G.I.s dying in combat, it chokes me up, and I get a longing feeling of regret, because I wasn't there to help. This used to really bother me, then the other day at the VA hospital, I had a nice talk with an older war vet & he said, "It never goes away! It still gets me today...It's because you were brothers in arms and would have died along side them, if necessary....You get to enjoy your wife & children & they don't....it's a feeling of loyalty, find a good place to keep that where it wont bother you." :salute to the wisdom which comes with age.
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I am occasionally troubled by "Survivors Guilt" because of those who were wounded, died, or suffer emotional trauma. Every time I hear of a group of young G.I.s dying in combat, it chokes me up, and I get a longing feeling of regret, because I wasn't there to help. This used to really bother me, then the other day at the VA hospital, I had a nice talk with an older war vet & he said, "It never goes away! It still gets me today...It's because you were brothers in arms and would have died along side them, if necessary....You get to enjoy your wife & children & they don't....it's a feeling of loyalty, find a good place to keep that where it wont bother you." :salute to the wisdom which comes with age.
:salute you for serving and war does do that to you man I am 15 still to young to do that but I have seen and heard that it can screw you up emotionally Once again :salute all you Vets and service members that play this game :salute
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Thank you for my freedom :salute :old: