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  1. Sep 26, 2011, 10:16 PM
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    Standing a Flagline for a Fallen Soldier

    Words can't express, God bless



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    Yes, Ian, That shows respect. Thanks for sharing.

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    very moving, thanks for sharing.
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    Re: Standing a Flagline for a Fallen Soldier

    Thanx Hammered, it does this Viet Nam vet good to see there are still people that hold patriotism in high regard. I buried my dad last Friday(cancer) with full military honors as he was a Korean vet. A miltary funeral is like no other to me. ....Born and raised military, been in the military, and a son in Afghanistan. Thanx again...
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    Re: Standing a Flagline for a Fallen Soldier

    Quote Originally Posted by chefman
    Thanx Hammered, it does this Viet Nam vet good to see there are still people that hold patriotism in high regard. I buried my dad last Friday(cancer) with full military honors as he was a Korean vet. A miltary funeral is like no other to me. ....Born and raised military, been in the military, and a son in Afghanistan. Thanx again...

    Hi chefman, I'm sorry to hear about your father's passing, but pleased to know he went out with a military funeral. I also want to wish your son a safe tour in Afghanistan, may he return safe and well.


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    Chetman, you're right about "a military funeral is like no other" It's what I say,
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