To the veterans

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My dad was a featured veteran today at the Albany, Oregon Veteran's Day Parade. He was present at the liberation of Moosberg, Germany, a concentration camp where allied prisoners of war were kept. Went through another concentration camp the day after it was liberated. Couldn't believe how a "man" could treat another "man." I'm working on a collection of his stories from WWII now, hope to get it ready for Dad's Christmas presents.
 

Kentucky Kache. :thumbsup:

Tuberale, Good for you. You are a good American and a real man, I'm rootin' for you to get it done in time.

He is a Dad to be proud of.

Ray
 

Kentucky Kache,

As a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan I say thank you for caring. You have no idea how much we appreciate people that care about what we're doing. Going over there and doing our job and not knowing whether or not we're coming back isn't the hard part for most. It's being away from loved ones for 12-15 months at a time. Just knowing that people back in the United States makes it allot easier to swallow. So I say thank you for caring!

Bayter
 

Wish I could do it again!
 

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I am a Viet Vet. I got my first "thank you" in '93 at the wall... from a young fellow who was not yet born when I was there. Tore me up. TTC
 

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