Will all Veterans please arise.

United States Army, 82d Airborne Division, C Co. 2/325 ABN Infantry Regiment, Ft. Bragg, NC. '83-'87 SGT/E-5

Airborne All The Way!
 

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I was 4F on account of my heart but that heart now swells with pride as I read each of your service details. My hat's off and I salute all of you great public servants.

You da men!

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0-5 USAF, Oct '83 - Jan '04. Cold war guy, never deployed.

My dad: USN 1945, USAF 1951-1954. He's with my mom in Japan, 1952. She was in the Red Cross. They met at Taegu, South Korea.
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My dad's brother: USAAF, 9FS, 49FG, MIA 7 Nov '43 Rabaul, New Britian. Kneeling, second from right.

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USAF Ssgt (E-5) Crew Chief B-52G bombers 1970-74. bombed the crap out of Vietnam, and Cambodia 1972-3 operation bulletshot, and arc-light.
 
US Army chopper Pilot 4fh inf 1968 Viet Nam, USAF C-130/C-5 pilot. Flew the world and retired with 26. Second assignment was Ft. Clayton.
 
U.S. Army 1964-1966. At the time is was a ***** but glad I did my bit and only wish more people showed some respect to those who did. In particular my hat is off to those guys, like Marcus, who got deep into the **** and have the Purple Hearts which prove it. Then, of course, there are the names which won't be on this board who did the most anyone could do.
JWL
 
Navy at Cam Ranh Bay, Danang, 7th Fleet, '66-'70. Don't thank me now after being spit on and discriminated against. That ship already sailed. Fred A
 
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I think we'd have less rioting in the streets if there were a 2 year mandatory government service obligation for all of the 'snowflakes' out there....
 
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