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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 1gearhead, Nov 11, 2014.

  1. 1gearhead
    Joined: Aug 4, 2005
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    As a Viet Nam Veteran (USMC) I appreciate the thanks that is expressed for our service. More than we received when we got home from Nam. I also appreciate the service of those who served with me. It only makes my heart sad to think of all those who made the supreme sacrifice for the freedom we now experience. Semper Fi my brothers in arms.
     
  2. Ditto. Former Seabee VN era.
     
  3. tommy
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    Another Vietnam Seabee veteran. UTII
     
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  4. And a Navy Nam Vet. (River Rat, 68 - 69).
     

  5. i.rant
    Joined: Nov 23, 2009
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    Well said 1gearhead
    RVN 66-67 USMC
    SEMPER FI


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  6. Viet Nam era Air Force. Yeah, the difference in treatment between then and now is amazing.
     
  7. The 39 guy
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    My thought on the difference in treatment of recent Veterans is partly due to Vietnam Veterans making sure that recent Veterans are honored for their service.
     
  8. ssimpala
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  9. Stu D Baker
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    Thanks for your service. I attended (U.S. Air Force 1964-68), but those of you who fought in Viet Nam, SERVED.
     
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  10. MCB 74. Nam 69/70. The Marines saved my butt on more than one occasion in the hills outside of DaNang. Thanks to all veterans for a hard job well done.


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  11. k9racer
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    39 guy I agree with you. I live in a army town. Often I see old men like us paying for tabs in cafes and bars for the young vets/troops. as for myself active 65 to 69... SEA last part 66 all of 1967 first quarter of 68.. Have my DD 214 and DD 256 hanging on the wall in my office.
     
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  12. The 39 guy
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    K9racer, Paying a tab is a nice way of saying Thank You! We do not often see people in uniform in our town but when one is noticed, paying all or part of their bill is a nice way to acknowledge their service to our country.
     
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  13. 57Custom300
    Joined: Aug 21, 2009
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    from Arizona

    I recall my parents saying back in WWII if you were in uniform people would stop and offer rides, pay your meal tab or just about anything they could do to help you. Far cry from when I came back.

    9th Marines
     
  14. 26hotrod
    Joined: Nov 28, 2009
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    from landis n c

    Served with 101st Airborne 66-69 with last 12mo. in Nam at Hue and surrounding area. Welcome home everyone and thanks to those that served also. Airborne all the way...................................
     
  15. 48ford
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    Welcome home brother
     

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