Thank You

[pc747]

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Thank you for your service. We honor those who served our country. Feel free to share about your service whether it be in the form of pictures or just something about the branch and/or unit you have served.

 

[kjumper187]

As I'm on the older side, I'll just respond like most of the older vets do, anytime someone tells me Thank You. No, Thank You and it was my pleasure.

 

[CaptainSS]

I will echo that. Was my Honor to serve. To ALL Vets and ALL Americans - God Bless. Be Safe and Happy.

 

[Mustang02]

So many people have lost respect to those who defend our great country.

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[cerisecons]

Thank you gentlemen and women, each and every one, we thank you and will never forget. God Bless you all.

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[Preach2k]

Thank You for Those who fought for Our Freedom!!!

 

[Sajo]

Thanks to @pc747 for starting a thread like this every year as we get close to Veterans Day (or Armistice Day depending on where you live). And thank you to the whole admin / moderator team for allowing us to have a thread like this on a Tech & Android forum. It's awesome to be able to take a quick break from tech talk and say thanks to the brave men & women who have defended our freedom, our rights and our great Country.

Thank you to all that are serving, have served or are a family member of a Veteran!

As others have stated I consider it an honor and a privilege to have served this great Country and all that the flag represents. US Army '87 - '07. All gave some. Some gave all.

 

[Sajo]

I posted a part of this pic in the smart watch face thread earlier. The whole picture is appropriate for this thread.

 

[kixfan]

I work as a manager at the Central Issue Facility (CIF) on Fort Drum, NY so I get to interact with the soldiers everyday. I say it as often as I can at work and I will say it here...thank you for your service and all you do for our country. This goes for past and present service members. My dad is a 92 year old WW2 vet so I have always had the utmost respect for our military forces.

 

[Sajo]

Thanks to you too @kixfan Many folks don't realize how much logistics is involved in running a Military post every day. It takes a dedicated support staff to make sure our Troops have the best equipment possible, and all other logistics aspects. [emoji106]

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[Mustang02]

I work as a manager at the Central Issue Facility (CIF) on Fort Drum, NY so I get to interact with the soldiers everyday. I say it as often as I can at work and I will say it here...thank you for your service and all you do for our country. This goes for past and present service members. My dad is a 92 year old WW2 vet so I have always had the utmost respect for our military forces.

10th Mountain Division.


I grew up near there.

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[cr6]

Thank you so very much to all the servicemen and women who have served and/or are serving this country by protecting our freedoms. [emoji631]

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[PereDroid]

I have nothing but respect for the men and women of our armed forces for doing a job that I could never do. Thank you!

 

[jkaod]

A very heartfelt THANK YOU to all current and former members of our great US military! All of the active duty military have my constant prayers for your safety. My son is current active duty US Army 902nd MI Group.

 

[RETG]

Old (I'll be 69 in a month), but we didn't use muskets.
Spent quite a few years in 'Nam. MOS 11F4P

Discharged and back as a "civilian consultant" (so I say) with

Then back to the world. (But not for good.)