Wow! And you were going to be busy moving this week? That’s a great presentation, Hook - I had to watch it twice. Makes me very thankful for all of our warriors. Hooah!
Sure makes me wish there had been MilBlogs back in 72 when I got back from Nam. Maybe the animosity that was directed at us would have been less. God Bless the USA.
Don - that’s one of the reasons we blog, to show our support for the troops. Thank you for your service, and Welcome Home. (Kinda late, but better than never, I hope!)
Thank you for the “messing around”, Hook. Excellent job!
Don, just one more reason I’m so grateful for the internet and the opportunity to thank those to whom we owe so much! Had we had this during the VN war, you’d certainly have heard a big ‘Thank You’ from me. Better late than never - THANK YOU!
Comment by MissBirdlegs in AL — 12 May 2006 @ 1806
Thanks Hook. Pride and Tears. God bless those that serve and those that have paid the ultimate sacrifice for this great land. I thank all of them.
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