a moving tribute to our troops...
- Thread starter AR182
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Thanks for posting Al, your a good guy. Whether your for or against the war, you have to have respect, and be mighty proud of these guys. They are the best.
very moving, reminds me that my day to day piss
ant little problems are meaningless and trivial when
compared to the big picture. Thanks AR and may
God Bless our troops.
ant little problems are meaningless and trivial when
compared to the big picture. Thanks AR and may
God Bless our troops.
Thanks AR, appreciate it.
Four years ago this week I lost a great friend in Afghanistan. Doesnt make seeing sh1t like this any easier, I can tell you that. What a waste.
RIP my friend.
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/fallen/dates/2003/feb/05/helge-p-boes/
This WashingtonPost site lets you search all of the soldiers who have died in the war by state, unit, year etc. Really moving stuff.
Four years ago this week I lost a great friend in Afghanistan. Doesnt make seeing sh1t like this any easier, I can tell you that. What a waste.
RIP my friend.
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/fallen/dates/2003/feb/05/helge-p-boes/
This WashingtonPost site lets you search all of the soldiers who have died in the war by state, unit, year etc. Really moving stuff.
Thank you AR for sharing this site!
Since going to work at the Naval Medical Clinic at Quantico in October, I've become a lot more aware of the service personnel who are laying their lives on the line for us. I am in awe of the bravery they've shown and how they humbly respond with "I'm just doing my job." They insist they are just regular folk, not heroes, but they are committed to their jobs to a far greater degree than most Americans. I still find it unbelieveable when I meet a Marine who is truly disappointed that he/she hasn't been deployed!
Please keep these guys and girls in your thoughts and prayers!
P.S. Take a few minutes and wander through the other pages in that site. It's a great one!
Since going to work at the Naval Medical Clinic at Quantico in October, I've become a lot more aware of the service personnel who are laying their lives on the line for us. I am in awe of the bravery they've shown and how they humbly respond with "I'm just doing my job." They insist they are just regular folk, not heroes, but they are committed to their jobs to a far greater degree than most Americans. I still find it unbelieveable when I meet a Marine who is truly disappointed that he/she hasn't been deployed!
Please keep these guys and girls in your thoughts and prayers!
P.S. Take a few minutes and wander through the other pages in that site. It's a great one!
