Forgive the slide. How many former military folks are here regularly? I get the sense there is a lot.
Regular Army - 87 to 89 and 90 to 92.
USAF medic 1969-1977
” I get the sense there is a lot.”
Same here. HOPEFULLY tons of OUR friends, OUR sons, OUR daughters, OUR nieces and nephews and larger amounts of lurkers who are paying attention to the traitors of the republic. I know that I have 2 and know MANY more. Thank YOU.
Your correct, quite a few of us.
USNA ‘89, active 89-94, reserves 94-00
Olive drab, late Nixon to early Carter. Forts Dix, Belvoir and Riley. All stateside.
Enlisting was the best experience ever for developing the remainder of my life.
Marine Corps 1985-1989. 3rd Recon Bn.
USAF Ground Radio 1968-1971
USN 1973-1976 Aviation Electronics
Thank you for your service.
USN ‘68-’72 Submarines - interior communications.
US ARMY 1982-1985
US ARMY Reserves 1985-1986
US Air Force- IL ANG 1986-1992
9 years, 11 months, 29 days good time in Uncle Sam’s rag time band.
US ARMY DOD Contractor- (civilian support downrange)
2004-2005 Kandahar, Afghanistan
2006 Al Qaim, Iraq
2007-2009 Al Asad, Iraq
2009 Al Kut, Iraq
Naval Air 65 to 69, then reserves until ‘76.
CPT Clay here ‘86 to ‘07 Regular and National Guard (1 weekend a month my ass)
U.S.M.C. 1969-1971
There is a lot. Your post made me think about it, and remember those in my family that served. Myself USMC 6 years. My grandfather in WWI and back for seconds in WWII and made it back home from the south pacific burned and holding on to see my dad one last time before he died. My dad in the south pacific as well. My two sons, neither one who will ever run again but at least can stand on their own and walk after multiple surgeries.
And for what did we all serve? So Chelsea could have an expensive wedding paid for by selling our country off to the highest bidder? I am enraged by the fact that those people continue to walk and lie freely, seemingly without consequence. I force optimism and trust in Q that finally they will see justice.... the sooner the better though.
I thank you and all my other brothers and sisters in arms who served and serve - it's not for nothing.
USAF 74-80