Posted on 04/15/2004 6:13:01 PM PDT by saquin
You LOOKIN' at me, you lookin' at ME?? Hey, reason enough.
"Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have made a difference in the world. Marines don't have that problem." Ronald Reagan
The following slides depict Lt. Chris Ayres U.S.M.C. as he spoke to a League City, TX Republican Women's Club. The handsome Marine hero began by saying he was speaking for himself he did not represent anyone else. He told his personal story than taught the ladies to do a customary Marine response; The Marine Corps (phonetically spelled) ooh-rah! It often is barked when troops want to voice approval or a sense of esprit de corps. Its full meaning is primal and difficult to define, he explained it also echoes the hardships faced by those in uniform.
The deep masculine sounding ooh-rah; Ok, well maybe not so deep or masculine with this group, but still the ladies were soon ooh-rahing with the best of Marines. Lt. Ayres then led the group to an outside area as part of
his presentation teaching them about observing your surroundings.Techniques of looking at the world around you were presented to teach the group a little of what this combat hardened marine infantryman had to do to survive in a hostile environment of good guys, bad guys, all of whom looked and dressed alike. A comment over heard "Wow! I will never walk mindlessly to my car again."
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Lt. Chris Ayres being introduced by League City Chief of Police Andrew Daniel
a former Marine.
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The ladies were soon ooh-rahing with the best of Marines.
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A whole different way of looking at your surroundings.
Lt. Chris Ayres was accompanied by his beautiful wife Renee' Ayres
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Lt. Chris Ayres escorting a real Lady. Alameda Wallingford.
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7. A gift for the Marine and his wife.
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While Lt. Chris Ayres unit was battling their way out of a fierce firefight with insurgents in Fallujah, Iraq. A blast from an (RPG) rocket-propelled grenade nearly blew his leg off, while his arms, legs and back were severely
burned he spent many months healing from his wounds. His best friend wife Renee' Ayres by his side the whole time
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