Folks Of Interest Happy 4th of July--Thank you Service Members

Wanted to take a minute and thank our men and woman who are serving, have served, and future servers.

Because of you I can spend time with my family and friends, work on hot rods and enjoy the freedoms of this great country. Not just today but everyday.

Because of you, I am teaching my children to be grateful for the sacrifices that been made and blood that has been shed.

Its because of you, I fly OLD Glory not just today but everyday.

Happy Independence Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

X2!!!!

 

Well said. X3

 

x4

 

x5. Thanks all for your service.

 

Hell yeah! Happy Independence Day!

I will be enjoying the day with some beers and BBQ.

A huge THANK YOU to all of the servicemen that have made it possible.

 

yepp! thanx dudes, from over 3000miles away, in sunny old liverpool

 

You're very welcome.

Member 118th Military Airlift Group 1967-1973

--- Steve ---

 

I'm proud to have served with the 7th US Cav. 1969-1971

 

Thanks again here also!
...and thanks motoandy for your well spoken words.

 

thanks fellas, and best to all former, active and future service men/women

Gatz, 271st Av Co "Delta Innkeepers", CanTho VN 1969-70

 

Happy 4th of July!

 

Those revolution guys kicked ***. 238 years and still going strong.

 

From here too.Thanks to all who have served,are serving now and who will serve in the future.God bless you all and keep you safe.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

The 4th of July isn't really about veterans. It's about America gaining it's independence.

 

Nice ***s

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Thank you!! USN 1969-1989

 

I posted this on another unrelated forum yesterday. (the 4th) and thought it fit here also
As I read/listen to the news these days, I often think of how we colonists would have been thought of around the world during our revolution, rebels, insurgents, murderers, heathens, etc. I think today is the day we should give thanks to the men that sat down and pounded out the best governmental cons***ution ever written. These men, of course, knew that if they failed, their death warrants were already issued! Tough men in tough times, God bless them!

 

DITTO from a 67yr. old ex Navyman. 1968-1970 aboard the USS Tom Green County, LST 1159(ichi, ichi, go, qu)

 

" The 4th of July isn't really about veterans. It's about America gaining it's independence "

And who exactly do you think made it happen?????

 

I don't think we have any veterans that are still around after 238 years. HRP

 

Thanks, US Army 1969 -m1971

 

[QUOTE="48FordFanatic, post: 10501142, member: 14274]
And who exactly do you think made it happen?????[/QUOTE]

Almost got all political. Forget it.

I'm a veteran and appreciate the sentiments, but it's not really warranted on the 4th of July. That's all I was getting at. But do a little research on our founding fathers and the early history of this great land. It will amaze and educate you to no end.

 

Served with the 101st Abn. 1966-1969. This VietNam vet is glad we still use the same cons***ution that was enacted at the birth of our country. With out it we would be in a mess. I also thank God for blessing and still blessing this country the way He has.................................

 

Sincere gra***ude here for my fellow vets who paid the ultimate price with their lives or severe disabilities.