Can you ...Please stop for minute today.....and thank a Veteran for your freedom?

Question

Thank you all for your wonderful comments, and thoughts today.

Elizabeth....way to go!

Answer 1

Thank you for asking. As a retired US Air Force career NCO, and a Viet-Nam veteran, I am particularly aware of the sacrifices our servicemen and women make to help keep our country free and strong.

Answer 2

TO: BreakXeggs...... get an education and a grip with reality !! How old are you? 18 or 19 ? Our troops, past and present, have done alot for all of us. And some have paid with their lives.They help provide our freedom. The same freedom you have.
You are obviously not old enough to understand that death is a part of war and there will always be a war somewhere. The question is whether or not you are on the side of good or evil. IF you think that our troops are bad then you need to stop watching all the liberal news , stop believing every little thing that you are told , and start thinking for yourself !!!!
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS
AT HOME AND OVER SEAS
PAST AND PRESENT
THANK YOU ALL FOR ALL YOU DO

Answer 3

Not just today, every day. I'm an Army Veteran myself but I thank my parents for the sacrifices they made (They were both Army Air Corps, WWII) and I'm very proud of my eldest Grandson who's a PFC in the Marine Corps.

I thank each and every person in this Great Country and those from other Countries who have joined with us to defend Freedom and Democracy. May God Bless and Keep them all.

Answer 4

I desire to mention that I am a USAF veteran with 21+ years in and nonetheless going robust. I were in practically each and every clash on account that Panama and it's consistently fine to listen to the standard public thank us navy participants. What I might like to mention is that with out the aid of our nation we might be not anything. So I desire to thank every and each person of you that helps the persons within the navy!! If you experience your freedom; thank a navy member... If you'll learn this; thank a trainer...

Answer 5

I have been doing this for years. Even my 4 year-old granddaughter will go out of her way to say hello to a vet. This no longer lean Marine will continue to do so every time I am out and about.

I finished an e-mail to one of my grand-nephews a little while ago. He is serving as a linguist and is still in school.

God Bless our service men and women, God bless America!

Answer 6

I thank military people every chance I get. I have a son-in-law in the Army and his brother is currently in Bagdhad.

While thanking Veterans, please don't forget our men and women who are still fighting.

Thank you to all Veterans and to those currently in the Military. Thank you, every one of you! Brightest Blessings! We are all so very proud of the job you are doing or have done!

Answer 7

I absolutely will. My fiance is an Army veteran. I thank him all the time. What a great thought! Thank you for thinking of it.

Answer 8

Yes.
I've been afforded the opportunity all weekend. I've been seeing alot of Marines the past few days for some reason, and have thanked them every ooportunity I can get.

Answer 9

Yes of course and I made 2 thank-you calls this morning already.

Answer 10

No, I refuse to thank a murderer, and I refuse to recognize freedom as the greatest thing in the world. Until I can see a society actually run well with "freedom" as its base will I support it.

Screw Vets. I respect them for surviving, but I condemn them for killing.

I am old enough to understand war, being as I have plenty of books and I have researched enough to understand it. The fact that you bring age up in any form of argument would be an obvious sign that you are not very intelligent or wise. Arguments that include age as a determining factor for the intelligence of an oponiante are moot.