Thank You Veterans

Yep... Headin down the National Cemetary in Bourne,Massachusetts on Cap Cod . Taking my 9 year old daughter Mia going to say hello to her grandad that she never met . . he would have got a kick out of her ,.I have a son in the Navy and think about him all the time . THANKYOU TO ALL VETRANS
 
Absolutely, thank all you vets who gave your time and dedication to this great nation. Have a great day ! USAF Osan Korea 1958 Radio relay. Zeke
 
my soninlaw joe nam/Cambodia..thanks for serving
 

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Thank you to all who served so we may live & worship freely in this great country.

Respectfully Paul J.
 
Thank you for your service. I've heard that phrase many times, and have said it myself just as many times, but never has it meant more to me than it meant yesterday. While keeping an appointment at the VA, a nurse approached me in the hallway, and handed me a bottle of water and a small envelope.

I had never recieved such a gift in my life.

The envelope was addressed "To a Veteran" in small, uneven but careful handwriting. Inside, again carefully written, "Thank you for your service and for protecting our Country" signed by an 8th Grader in a school somewhere in these United States of America.

My eyes welled up with tears unexpectedly, and I couldn't speak for a few moments. My Veterans Day came just a bit early, and was brightened by a child I had never seen. I wish this experience could be shared by all Veterans, and to those Veterans who are at peace, I dedicate that lovely little card.

Thank you for your Service.
 
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My Daddy served inWW1 Thanks Daddy.

I served in Vietnam '64 and '67/68
I served 23 1/2 years in the USAF.
Clem Clement
Col USAF (Retd.)
 
Thank you Veterans! My Father was WWII, X-POW in Germany, He escaped after 4 months! My Grandfather was a WWI doughboy over in France and Germany!!
 
Thank you to our brothers and sisters in arms.......we served proudly, but were honored to have the privilege.

May God continue to bless our beloved USA.

MARGRETHA, Major, US Army Retired (1970 - 1991)
MARCUS, CW4, US Army Retired (1969 - 1995)
 
Thank you to all veterans who have served from WW1 to those that are serving us now....all my respect to you!
Randy
 
24 years in the service and I still choke up when I hear the National Anthem and know what it stands for. It didn't mean much to me when I joined at 18, but it does now and it always will.

Lonnie
 
Many thanks to all, including ancestors I never knew .... three who served during the Civil War in an artillery unit - each came home with serious life-long disabilities, and one who was killed in VA .... three uncles who immigrated as children from Germany and served during WW2 in US Army AF, the Army Paratroopers and in the US Navy on board the carrier USS Saratoga. .... USAF here (Nam).
 
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Spent a very nice day in Baltimore doing one of my other hobbies with a friend who is recovering from a recent stroke. He is a veteran of the Korean War. I happened to think I might not be here enjoying this day if it wasn't for all the veterans, both present and past who served. Thanks to all veterans everywhere!!

USN '62 - '66, Vietnam Service Award
 
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