Veterans Day
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Re: Veterans Day
Where's the like button?!
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Re: Veterans Day
molly wrote:Where's the like button?!
must. not. respond....
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Re: Veterans Day
Veteran's Day is now holding even more meaning to me seeing as that my son just officially enlisted w/the Army. Reports Jan. 26th to Ft. Leonard Wood. My biggest fear isn't that he might find himself in a war zone as a medic. It is that he might contract a malady that faaaaar shadows that of dusty warzones, spittled w/blood... and that is Missouri/KCjunctibolavirus.
Dear God, I hope he doesn't come back more stupid than when he left.
Dear God, I hope he doesn't come back more stupid than when he left.
Re: Veterans Day
Of course I'm old enough to remember this day as Armistice Day. Initially to pay tribute to the end of the "War to End All Wars" on november 11. 1918 at 11 AM. Somewhere along the line, probably when we figured out war never ends, it became Veteran's Day. At least now it is back on the proper day of November 11.
I salute your son Ken. May he return to civilian life whole in body and spirit.
I salute your son Ken. May he return to civilian life whole in body and spirit.
"It''s not dark yet--but it's getting there". -- Bob Dylan
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"Blessed be the Lord my strength, which teaches my hands to the war, and my fingers to fight."
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"Blessed be the Lord my strength, which teaches my hands to the war, and my fingers to fight."
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Re: Veterans Day
Ken wrote:Veteran's Day is now holding even more meaning to me seeing as that my son just officially enlisted w/the Army. Reports Jan. 26th to Ft. Leonard Wood. My biggest fear isn't that he might find himself in a war zone as a medic. It is that he might contract a malady that faaaaar shadows that of dusty warzones, spittled w/blood... and that is Missouri/KCjunctibolavirus.
Dear God, I hope he doesn't come back more stupid than when he left.
Don't worry Ken, he'll be close to the Ozarks and should be able to stay out of trouble. While off duty, be can do some hiking, horseback riding, float trips etc. in some gorgeous country.
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Re: Veterans Day
Rack your kid, Ken. Rack my fellow vets, even you wags. :grin:
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Re: Veterans Day
I hear the Midwest is lovely in January. Outdoorsman's mecca.War Wagon wrote:While off duty, be can do some hiking, horseback riding, float trips etc. in some gorgeous country.
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I've done the midwest in january. Spent a winter in not so lovely North Chicago (Great Lakes Naval Training Center).
Fukk that sordid clambake in the ass, sideways.
Fukk that sordid clambake in the ass, sideways.
mvscal wrote:The only precious metals in a SHTF scenario are lead and brass.
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Re: Veterans Day
I'm assuming he'll be there for at least 3-6 months.Dinsdale wrote:I hear the Midwest is lovely in January. Outdoorsman's mecca.War Wagon wrote:While off duty, be can do some hiking, horseback riding, float trips etc. in some gorgeous country.
Don't know if is his kid likes to fish, but the Missouri trout season opener is around March 1st and Bennet Spring state park is just down the road from FLW.