Beautiful SA! Thank you for loving our troops
Thank you for being one yourself! (((hugs)))
Posted on 09/28/2005 7:15:21 PM PDT by Soaring Feather
Howdy Ms. Feather! *HUGS*
Thank you for the fun thread!
Yes, I have seen those. They're disgusting. They're for direct tv. I don't really know what that is but I assume it is cable tv or maybe satellite tv. I don't know.
Don't I though? lol So do you!*Hugs*
3....good evening! How's your Mom doing? How's the yardwork coming along? LOL! Sounds like a commercial that I'm glad I haven't stumbled over.
Thank You Soldier
Thank you so much for the lovely post.
You're most welcome. How are you dear lady??
Good to see you Ma! Missed you today. I hope the training thing went well & they didn't starve you! *Hugs*
Ahhhh, our beautiful troops! God bless them all!
And a chopper, too! Ready for a ride? :o)
We have sand blowing here--ick!
Great pictures of our troops are work. Thank you.
Next time I see it, I'll have to write it down.
You're most welcome. (o:
I'm still hunting for a link to the other commercial I mentioned... Something tells me this is going to be one of the top adult Halloween Costumes this year! LOL
No, you know I can not remember what in the world they are selling.
Hi Feather.
Nice to see ya Mayor.
I have had a discussion with all my campaign workers, they want me to do a write in and I have agreed.. : )
At the least we will send a strong message, we are not happy with the party leadership.
Cool front is gonna hit you soon if it hasn't already. Is the sand blowing in from the North?
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Gunnery Sgt. Jeff Chang, 38, graduated from the Scout Sniper Course as one of the oldest Marines to complete the course. Chang came from Fort Wayne, Ind. where he was a sniper on the Fort Wayne Police Department for the last 5 years. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Cpl. Athanasios L. Genos |
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Participants in the CFC 5K Fun Run gathered outside Goetgge Memorial Field House before and after the race to interact with some of the local organizations who had come to set up display booths and tables for collecting donations. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Lance Cpl. Drew W. Barker |
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A platoon of Marines from 2nd Supply Bn., 2nd Force Service Support Group crosses the finish line after the CFC 5K Fun Run, Sep. 23. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Lance Cpl. Drew W. Barker |
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MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – Cpl. Charles Lambert, a military policeman with MP Company, Headquarters and Support Battalion, MCB, directs traffic while motorist swarm base gas stations to fill up before gas prices rise. With gas prices rising so are thefts as people try and steal gas rather than trying to find other means of transportation than driving. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Lance Cpl. Drew Barker |
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MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. –This tree is a live oak or in scientific terms a Qercus Virginiana and is believed to be the oldest tree here, according to the Lejeune history. It was estimated to be 385-years-old in 1976, which means it would be about 414-years-old now. The tree was dedicated as the Marine Corps Base Bicentennial Tree in recognition of the enduring spirit of freedom on the 200th anniversary of American independence. This is a fitting description of the tree because it has survived the lumber industry, the building of Camp Lejeune and the early plantations that occupied the area. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Lance Cpl. Brandon R. Holgersen |
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Sergeant Matthew P. Dalrymple, team leader, 2nd TOW platoon, 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, has been in Iraq for six months. He has lived to tell about his third improvised explosive device explosion since April. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Courtesy of: Sgt. Matthew P. Dalrymple |
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Sergeant Matthew P. Dalrymple, team leader, 2nd TOW platoon, 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, has been in Iraq for six months. He has lived to tell about his third improvised explosive device explosion since April. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Sgt. Christi Prickett |
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Soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the 109th Infantry (Mechanized) provide cover during a convoy security mission, Sept. 26, in Baghdadi, Iraq. The Scranton, Pa., Army National Guard unit assumed responsibilities for interior and convoy security in and around Al Asad, Iraq, in August. During convoy missions, Soldiers escort Marines and other personnel out of Al Asad, secure whatever location their mission calls for and escort everyone back into base. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Cpl. Micah Snead |
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Soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the 109th Infantry (Mechanized) provide cover during a convoy security mission, Sept. 26, in Baghdadi, Iraq. The Scranton, Pa., Army National Guard unit assumed responsibilities for interior and convoy security in and around Al Asad, Iraq, in August. The unit was augmented by Soldiers from other states including Kentucky, Tennessee and Maryland. After being activated in January, they spent six months training for their mission at Camp Shelby, Miss., and Fort Irwin, Calif. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Cpl. Micah Snead |
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A Soldier from the 1st Battalion of the 109th Infantry (Mechanized) provides cover during a convoy security mission, Sept. 26, in Baghdadi, Iraq. The Scranton, Pa., Army National Guard unit assumed responsibilities for interior and convoy security in and around Al Asad, Iraq, in August. Photo submitted 09/28/2005 Taken by Cpl. Micah Snead |
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