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8th November 06, 11:38 AM
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Veteran's Pride
This Saturday, November 11, is Veteran's Day in the United States. The Secretary of Veterans Affairs is calling on all veterans to wear their medals with pride that day. He was inpired by what he witnessed while visiting Sydney, Australia on ANZAC Day: veterans and surviving family members wearing the medals. Details can be found here: http://www1.va.gov/veteranspride/
To all my fellow veterans, thanks for your service.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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8th November 06, 11:45 AM
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Last edited by Tattoo Bradley; 10th November 06 at 11:18 AM.
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8th November 06, 11:50 AM
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Because of a missing right eye which was shot out with an arrow when I was 2, I was never was able to serve. (I did try, I was caught at the physical :rolleyes: ) I am very greatful to those that have. My dad, uncles, and grandfathers were all Army & Airforce.
I will wear ALMOST any tartan. Out of respect for the U.S. armed forces I do not wear any of those.
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8th November 06, 12:03 PM
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I'd have to go looking for mine...I think my son took'em when he was younger??
To all my borthers and sisters in arms - I know it's a few days early, but thank you!
-Tim
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8th November 06, 04:44 PM
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Thanks for the post, nice to see vets getting the respect they deserve. Their sacrifice should never be forgotten.
OS
Cheers
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8th November 06, 05:08 PM
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10th November 06, 11:19 AM
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I figured since I won't wear them on my jacket, I'd wear them "here." So, I'll use this new avatar throughout the weekend.
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10th November 06, 12:28 PM
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those are really sweet tatoo, thanks to you too.
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10th November 06, 12:42 PM
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ANZAC Day...
I read that news story this morning, Dave, and it's about time as well -- the Aussies are second-to-none in remembering their fallen dead. We Americans could learn a lot from our Commonwealth Cousins.
Lest we forget...
Regards,
Todd
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10th November 06, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by corbinj
those are really sweet tatoo, thanks to you too.
Well thanks Corbinj, they're really nothing too special. They're no combat medals or anything. The one on the far left is the one I'm most proud of. My fellow Airmen will know what they are... and I'm sure Cajunscot can identify them as well...
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