A big THANK you for those who served!

US Army 101st Airborne Division 327th Infantry 1961 - 1963. Thanks to all the brothers and sisters that served and especially to those that made the ultimate sacrifice.

A Big Thank You to those of you who have Served & are Serving..

You and me both. My time in the Navy was like a vacation compared to what most service members go through.

Thanks to all the other vets, especially the guys in harm's way.

FC1(SW/SAR) Micah M Hanley USN
1998-2007
USS Ingraham (FFG-61)
USS Coronado (AGF-11)
Naval Brig Puget Sound (Employee not resident)

Drafted in 1968...but made the best of it. Luck was no small part of it. Sent to Greece, assigned to SASCOM. In my artillery training battery, 187 of 220 guys went to Nam.
That is a stat that will stick with ya.

Capt. US Army Active Reserve. MEDDAC-VET, Vietnam, 1970-71, Thailand 71-73

Thank you to all who are current serving in the God forsaken Mid East

+1. My time in the USAR in the 80's was a cakewalk compared to now.

U.S. Navy Aviation 1978-1982
U.S. Army 1989-2012

Thanks to all for your service - happy Veterans Day

Never served, my father served in the Dutch military.....It was the actions of the Canadian soldiers liberating their country that brought him here to raise his family. Blessed are we who have never had to see the battlefield in action....... Thanks for your service.

USAF, active duty Jan 77 to Jun 2002....called back and presently serving part of each year in the USAFR

Those of you who served in peacetime...don't sell yourself short. You signed up with the same risk and endured many of the same hardships...and there were certainly difficulties serving during a cold war. In the military, we often live and die by the luck of the draw (timing). I lost/was diverted from a great special ops job when I applied to OTS and the guy that won my job was killed in action the next year (would have likely been me on that mission). Thanks for your service.

I'll second that, Flint

Army, Artillery 105 Towed, Nam 67'-68'

Raise a glass to honor those that served and were lost.

Raising a glass to those of us that served honorably and survived to tell our tales.

Raise a glass to those that have picked up where we left off!

ET2(SW) USN
1983-1989
USS Enterprise (CVN-65)

My father WW 1 (Hindenburg line infantry )
My uncle Korea
Me Viet Nam 1971 ( Huey Helicopter)
and thanx for letting is !

USN 1977-88
USS Constellation CV-64 (3 westpacs)
NAS Pt Mugu
NALF San Clemente Island

U.S. Army 1978-81
82nd Engineer Battalion B Co. 2nd Plt
12B Combat Engineer
Warner Kaserne
Bamberg, West Germany

Thanks guys...very impressive.....Happy Veterans Day to all who have served!

1987-1995
USMC
ANGLICO - Desert Shield and Desert Storm.