Veterans day

Yes, thank you veterans!! No words can express the debt of graditude the world owes you all.

God bless

Bruce P.

Hey Team,

I would also like to Thank our Veterans. Today I will honor a few local Veterans by giving them rides in our 3 Tanks in a Parade in Petaluma, Ca. If any local Vets can make it, come introduce yourself and I would be honored to put you on board. Thank You for our Freedom. Thank You for your Service. :usa2::usa2::usa2:
Glen

I would like to thank all the brave men and women who have blessed us with the opportunity to live in this free land. Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed. Get out and thank a veteran today!

Bryan

I the willing,
Have lead the un-knowing,
to do the impossible,
with nothing.
I have done so much,
for so long,
with so little,
I'm now qualified to do anything!

US Army NCO Corps.

Guys, here is my take on things. Ain't nothing cept a thing. We, us Veterans, followed our path in life. Some for a job skill. Some for an education. Some for a job, some who were drafted and others because we believed in what we were doing. No big deal to most of us I guess. While we appreciate the thanks and acknowledgment it really isn't necessary.

Me? I'm going to a school Veterans program because my 9YO granddaughter begged me, then I will pick up a couple of sheets of plywood and some hardware and go home and work on a couple of projects. I darn sure ain't gonna go stand in line for hours for a free meal! I learned 2 things while serving. 1. Never volunteer for anything! 2. I hate standing in lines!

Rick

Thanks to all my fellow Veterans!!!!!!
"Old Tanker" That hit a note.
Did my time, 4-years U.S.N. MM3, 1961-1964, USS Mullany, DD528
NAVY (Never Again Volunteer Yourself)
How many others are service Veterans on here?

Thanks to all my fellow Veterans!!!!!!
"Old Tanker" That hit a note.
Did my time, 4-years U.S.N. MM3, 1961-1964, USS Mullany, DD528
NAVY (Never Again Volunteer Yourself)
How many others are service Veterans on here?

i was drafted last month of the regular draft, november 69, december they started the lottery. i would not been drafted if they hadn't already taken me. spent 19 months in army aviation with early release from viet nam. this was the most educating time of my life on all levels. thanks fellow vets.

I am with old tanker in that I appreciate the thanks but I also do not feel like I did anything really great - I was "just another guy".

I spent just short of 4 years in the USAF - February 1964 to October 1967. I was in Viet Nam - '66 to '67 (a radio maintenance type - E4) at the last of my enlistment. I was fortunate at the time because when you forcast for your next assignment, at the time, if anyone had 4 months or less left in their enlistment, you could select an early out so I did. It was considered a convenience of the the government...

I the willing,
Have lead the un-knowing,
to do the impossible,
with nothing.
I have done so much,
for so long,
with so little,
I'm now qualified to do anything!

US Army NCO Corps.

Guys, here is my take on things. Ain't nothing cept a thing. We, us Veterans, followed our path in life. Some for a job skill. Some for an education. Some for a job, some who were drafted and others because we believed in what we were doing. No big deal to most of us I guess. While we appreciate the thanks and acknowledgment it really isn't necessary.

Me? I'm going to a school Veterans program because my 9YO granddaughter begged me, then I will pick up a couple of sheets of plywood and some hardware and go home and work on a couple of projects. I darn sure ain't gonna go stand in line for hours for a free meal! I learned 2 things while serving. 1. Never volunteer for anything! 2. I hate standing in lines!

Rick