Friday March 29, 2019
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Friday March 29, 2019
This Friday is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. A commemorative holiday in the united States which recognizes the sacrifices that the veterans and their families made during the Vietnam War. It is also a day to give proper recognition to the men and women who returned home from that war and didn't receive a proper welcome home. It became an official holiday in 2017 and is now known as the National Vietnam War Veterans Day. To that end I, my family and friends want to personally thank those for their service to this great nation. For those that came home and our brothers who did not.....a simple heart felt Thank You.
Proud to have had the honor to serve
Vietnam 1965 - 1967
173rd Abn BDE
Proud to have had the honor to serve
Vietnam 1965 - 1967
173rd Abn BDE
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Thanks, Dad! (also a Forum member: 69 and 93 stick verts)
I understand, but I will never really know.
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"Those soldiers were killing machines." -Anonymous
To my Vette brothers and sisters that were over there-thank you and welcome home.
I NEVER allow one of you to walk by me without a kind word, a, "thank you, and "welcome home".
Lest I forget Old Sgt Maj (USMC) in Omaha. You are one cantankerous bastard, but I have the utmost respect and admiration for you.
I understand, but I will never really know.
Charlie Troop, 1/9 Air Cavalry
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"Those soldiers were killing machines." -Anonymous
To my Vette brothers and sisters that were over there-thank you and welcome home.
I NEVER allow one of you to walk by me without a kind word, a, "thank you, and "welcome home".
Lest I forget Old Sgt Maj (USMC) in Omaha. You are one cantankerous bastard, but I have the utmost respect and admiration for you.
Last edited by scorpiofox69; Mar 29, 2019 at 08:48 PM. Reason: Additional comments
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Thank you Veterans, and God bless you.