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Thank you, Veterans - Great Post, Cinnamon!
Torre Lynn See my TER Reviews 924 reads
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Especially in a time and place where tooooo many patriots are forgotten!!! Kisses, Torre

Posted By: CinnamonGFE
Just a quick note to thank all our past, present, and future veterans for our freedom and safety.

Gabby xoxo

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Just a quick note to thank all our past, present, and future veterans for our freedom and safety.

Gabby xoxo

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Torre Lynn925 reads

Especially in a time and place where tooooo many patriots are forgotten!!! Kisses, Torre

Posted By: CinnamonGFE
Just a quick note to thank all our past, present, and future veterans for our freedom and safety.

Gabby xoxo

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Hurtit4u965 reads

Knowing there are intelligent individuals who really understand and appreciate the value of the military makes it all worth it!! And for that percentage of Americans that is capable of overlooking our differences in Gender, Race, Religion, Personal Preferences etc.... "You're welcome and I do it especially for you!!" (USMC 4 ever)

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Happy Veteran's Day to all who protect us each and every day!

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sensuality64922 reads

From another veteran who also appreciates the people who willingly supported our efforts by affording us the best training and equipment that money could buy to protect both military personnel and freedom at home, may our liberty and freedom thrive forever. also USMC, Semper Fi.

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Posted By: sensuality64
From another veteran who also appreciates the people who willingly supported our efforts by affording us the best training and equipment that money could buy to protect both military personnel and freedom at home, may our liberty and freedom thrive forever. also USMC, Semper Fi.

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Sergeantdave1968928 reads

Such a fantastic feeling when someone recognizes veterans. Am a 26 year Air Force Veteran and a Vietnam Veteran. Thank you for the kind comments. It makes my day.

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Posted By: Sergeantdave1968
Such a fantastic feeling when someone recognizes veterans. Am a 26 year Air Force Veteran and a Vietnam Veteran. Thank you for the kind comments. It makes my day.

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FlaSailorRon1059 reads

I'm a navy vet, active in several veteran groups and now supporting our armed forces as a merchant marine.

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Posted By: FlaSailorRon
I'm a navy vet, active in several veteran groups and now supporting our armed forces as a merchant marine.

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JLee567981 reads

Why do u call it a thankless job? Veterans get thanked all the time. I hardly ever go any where they aren't thanking vets, at football games and even when I went to Sea World the other day. Before the Shamu they had all the vets stand up so everyone could clap. I didn't, BTW.

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vamikey976 reads

all-volunteer force for a long time.  So I don't understand your resentment at citizens thanking their protectors, a group you apparently declined to join.  Rather a twisted version of sour grapes; I can't stand the appreciation being shown to this group that risks danger, works in sometimes unbearable conditions, gives their lives for others, and which I'm not a part of because I chose not to be.  I'm sorry, bur WTF!!!

Posted By: JLee567
Why do u call it a thankless job? Veterans get thanked all the time. I hardly ever go any where they aren't thanking vets, at football games and even when I went to Sea World the other day. Before the Shamu they had all the vets stand up so everyone could clap. I didn't, BTW.

-- Modified on 11/11/2012 7:07:30 AM

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I'm a Vietnam Vet so I would like to say a word on behalf of the people of Vietnam and the millions who died in the most bombed country in the history of the world, most of them civilians (more bombs were dropped on Vietnam than were dropped in all of WWII if you didn't know that). From birth defects due to Agent Orange poisoning to un-exploded line mines, reminders of what they call the American War never cease.

So on their behalf I would like to state for the record that at no time whatsoever did any of those people ever threaten the peace and safety of any American except for those who were at war in their country.

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SoftlySarah1000 reads

I concur. Of course, my family think I am a hippie when I mention these things. :)

"We had to burn the village to save it."



-- Modified on 11/12/2012 12:20:47 AM

Related Link: in the words of Robert McNamara

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JLee567998 reads

Usually when I make a post it shows up right away but not so with the first post I made on this topic and then a followup saying the same thing since it didn't show up.

Apparently there is a filter looking for certain words.


Posted By: CinnamonGFE
Just a quick note to thank all our past, present, and future veterans for our freedom and safety.

Gabby xoxo

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MP1981913 reads

Nice post Cinnamon, thanks for remembering us.  God bless!!!

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Posted By: MP1981
Nice post Cinnamon, thanks for remembering us.  God bless!!!
-- Modified on 11/11/2012 10:13:14 PM

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MP1981822 reads

Rock on Cinnamon!!!

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rltw45881 reads

Thanks for staring this thread Cinnamon!  There's probably a few other Vets on here that know what RLTW means.  This is a great country - even jerks like JLee567 can express their opinions.  You ladies are awesome!

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GiaMoore782 reads

god bless them!!!

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