Hey, DU Veterans!

[BiggJawn]

Matcom, Demotex, Short-bus, Wannajump, the whole lot of you guys and gals...
Thank YOU!

[mhr]

1. You Are Quite Welcome, Proudly Served And Would Do It Again

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[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. God Bless the Vets!

Thank you!

[matcom]

3. thanks BiggJawn

appreciate it (although i am not feeling so 'proud' these days)

but

THANK YOU

:hi:

[OldSoldier]

4. Thank you, BiggJawn

It's too bad that only Democrats seem to want to really support the troops.

[La_Serpiente]

5. No problem senor

I hope you have a nice day :-)

[shirlden]

6. And how about the ladies??

Womens Air Force. A proud WAF. 1954-1957.
Loved my country then and love it now.

:hi:

[DarkPhenyx]

7. Ladies can be "guys" too!

Don't ever let anyone ever tell you different.

[rasputin1952]

8. Your welcome...

If I could, I'd be over there right now.

Since I am a little older nowe, and couldn't keep up with todays youth, I'll keep up the battle to get them home!

:kick:

[matcom]

9. i wouldn't

what do you want to do over there?

[rasputin1952]

12. Being a Med Plt Sgt, (and a somewhat older one at that)...

I would most likely be in a hospital. In an y case, since this has begun, I have had a desire to be there. It is only a question of the dedication I have to my fellow soldiers in a time of need.

:kick:

[matcom]

13. well, at least you would be helping them

i would be there as a tanker and no, i have no desire to participate in the preemptive slaughter.

were i a medic, i might have a different attitude

[jonnyblitz]

14. I wouldnt either matcom.

once was enough for me in '91.

[thom1102]

10. Your welcome!

Anytime!:bounce:

[Tyler Durden]

11. You're Welcome.

No cover charge. Semper Fi for the old Republic; I don't recognize this one.

[newyawker99]

15. A big thank you to all DU veterans.

Thanks for your service!

[XNASA]

16. It was my pleasure.

Anchors aweigh!!!!

[bearfan454]

17. Thank you BiggJawn !

I was in from 74 to 77.........bearfan454

[oneighty]

18. You are welcome

If I were younger I would go there to Iraq, help clear away unexploded ordnance save some lives.
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[Skittles]

19. THANK YOU

:*

Susan
USAF veteran

[Aristus]

20. I was a tank crewman in the Gulf, and I'm proud of that, but

if I did it all over today, I, like Matcom, would be a medic instead. Anything to save lives instead of taking them (which, fortunately, I did not have to do.)