Or if you can find'um.
Some of my stuff.
Some of my stuff.
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- Allen Schumacher
A Purple Heart...real happy you survived the wounds. You look like you could be near my age(61),you in Korea or Nam.? A.
4 in country, 11 months POW and 17 in the ANG as a Hornet jockey.
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Wow, a bunch of years! Every Feburary I go to Richmond Va to a vetrans reunion. One of the vendors is a Col David Grey, he was a POW for a few years. Air Force pilot shot down. Some of the stories he tells go from funny to tragic. In the last 20 years he has mellowed a lot, hope you have been able to put that suff behind you(or bury it deep in the back of your mind) Welcome Home. A.
Rick M.
Oh Crap! We're gonna have to dig it ALL out!
Oh Crap! We're gonna have to dig it ALL out!
I would like to thank those who have served, and are serving for what you have done and are doing for me and this great country. I would love to sign up, but I'm alittle to young so all I got is njrotc, so to mix it up heres my uniform for rotc.
and winter blue.
and winter blue.
Hello Gang,
I hope to soon retire from the Army. I'm a Lt. Colonel right now. Wanted to make Bird, but don't think I'll get that far. Only medals I brag about are 2 Purple Hearts, Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal and Meritorious Service Medal. The rest ain't much. Have been proud to have served my country and served with a few really super people, both men and women. The medics and nurses overseas were fantastic people. They were the glue that helped us recouperate. I owe a couple of them my life. To all Veterans, past, present and future, I salute each and every one of you!
Davey P
I hope to soon retire from the Army. I'm a Lt. Colonel right now. Wanted to make Bird, but don't think I'll get that far. Only medals I brag about are 2 Purple Hearts, Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal and Meritorious Service Medal. The rest ain't much. Have been proud to have served my country and served with a few really super people, both men and women. The medics and nurses overseas were fantastic people. They were the glue that helped us recouperate. I owe a couple of them my life. To all Veterans, past, present and future, I salute each and every one of you!
Davey P
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Just got out of the Army in January of 2006. Spent my last year in Baghdad and decided life is too short to spend years at a time away from my young family. I was only in for about 4.5 years (Fort Bragg), but consider the Army one of the best decisions of my life. You either get out before 10 years or stay for 20 to retire.
Lots of respect to those who have done more than I, including Charlie and his Purple Heart. I only have 2 Arcoms.
The military gives you some lifelong friends and a membership to one of the best fraternities in the world.
Lots of respect to those who have done more than I, including Charlie and his Purple Heart. I only have 2 Arcoms.
The military gives you some lifelong friends and a membership to one of the best fraternities in the world.
Don D.
After stepping off the plane way back when, and getting the response that we got for doing our jobs.
Many of us had hard feelings for many years, until one old Vet gave a speech to a group at the VA one day.
He got up and all he said was,
It's not what you did boys, It's how you did it! Take pride in knowing, that you did your best, AND TO HELL WITH THE REST!
That my friend, made it all worth while in my eyes.}
After stepping off the plane way back when, and getting the response that we got for doing our jobs.
Many of us had hard feelings for many years, until one old Vet gave a speech to a group at the VA one day.
He got up and all he said was,
It's not what you did boys, It's how you did it! Take pride in knowing, that you did your best, AND TO HELL WITH THE REST!
That my friend, made it all worth while in my eyes.}
