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Terry,

Both my father-in-law, and his best friend were Marines, of the Korean era. We buried his friend, Peter this week to a full Marine funeral. It was one of the most stirring and perfect send offs for one who had done so much for his country, community, and family. He was a friend and mentor of mine for 40 years. The detachment of Marines who did the ceremony were from Manchester NH, and some of the finest young men this country has to offer....once again I honor your commitment, and service to this country, and may we never forget the sacrifices you have made to make us save, and free......Gary
 

Well Napolen did say he could make a man die for a piece of cloth.
 

Mother Green & her fighting Machine,First to come last to Go.That was a sign my coach in highschool had on his wall,he was in from 1966-1974,he had 3 Purple Hearts and was missing 2 toes and 1 finger on both hands,and would always tell you how he lost them.
 

Thanks to ALL our veterans and prayers to our Marines and soldiers who are currently serving! God bless you all.

Semper fi,
Anita (a Marine Mom)
 

Terry,

Both my father-in-law, and his best friend were Marines, of the Korean era. We buried his friend, Peter this week to a full Marine funeral. It was one of the most stirring and perfect send offs for one who had done so much for his country, community, and family. He was a friend and mentor of mine for 40 years. The detachment of Marines who did the ceremony were from Manchester NH, and some of the finest young men this country has to offer....once again I honor your commitment, and service to this country, and may we never forget the sacrifices you have made to make us save, and free......Gary
Thank you, Gary. Indeed! The REAL heroes are the ones that paid the ultimate price. Others have... others are... and others will pay the ultimate price in the future. Freedom is not free! Tnx. Terry
 

Thanks TerryC, and all who served!! I was in the Navy, worked in the Men's Department..... FMF Corpsman. Retired out of LeJune, Nov. of 94. Miss those Jarheads, something fierce!! I have got to agree with TerryC- I'm partial to the Corps! NO ONE better to waltz thru the gates of hell with!!
Semper Fi!
 

Thanks TerryC, and all who served!! I was in the Navy, worked in the Men's Department..... FMF Corpsman. Retired out of LeJune, Nov. of 94. Miss those Jarheads, something fierce!! I have got to agree with TerryC- I'm partial to the Corps! NO ONE better to waltz thru the gates of hell with!!
Semper Fi!
Let me say again, squid....The parts of the Navy I have the highest regards for are the Corpsman and Seebees. The Corpsman saved Marines' lives and the Seebees always had the coldest water in Vietnam. OORAH! My hat comes off to you, Doc. Terry
 

Blood makes the grass grow!!!! Marines make the blood flow!!!! Semper Fi
 

Blood makes the grass grow!!!! Marines make the blood flow!!!! Semper Fi
VERY good, Moz! But always the enemy blood. I only have one tatoo. I got it at 20 years old. USMC on my left shoulder. I am considering another above my left breast..... FRONT TOWARD ENEMY. (the words on the front of a claymore mine) I always liked that statement. Semper Fi. TTC
 

:icon_thumright:Semper FI Terry:occasion17:
"Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils." Gen John Stark July 31, 1809 ( The most notable figure from NH ... Revolutionary War Veteran )
 

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