USO Canteen FReeper Style....Aviation Ordnancemen Thank You.......July 3,2002

FRiends of the USO Canteen FReeper Style and Snow Bunny

[tomkow6]

Welcome to the Canteen!

[tomkow6]

I read an article that said the way to achieve inner peace is to
finish things you've started.It is definitely working for me. I am now
making a point of always finishing what I start, and I think I am well
on my way toward finding inner peace.
Because I care for you very very
much, I am passing this wisdom on to you.
Today I finished two bags of
potato chips, a strawberry cheesecake, a package of Oreos,a bottle of
wine and a small box of chocolates.
I feel better already.

[LadyX]

It is wonderful that you present details of so many areas with which we are not fully familiar.
We see the overall picture of 'military,' but here we come to respect the responsibilities and importance of each cog in its wheels.

We also more enthusiastically than ever *SALUTE* the men and women of each specialty, and say:

THANK YOU!!!

[Eastbound]

Good Morning, Snow Bunny and all. A boom for things that go 'bump in the night. No, that's not right. Try, a Bump for things that go BOOM in the night.. Haven't had my second cup of sock squeezin's yet.

Labels on Ordnance:

"For headaches, take once."
"If found, wind up spring and hit nose with sledge-hammer to de-activate."
"If you can read this, you were too close."

[Mudboy Slim]

Top of the mornin' to ya, lassie...great job on the Canteen today!!

FReegards...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"This one's for you!"

SHEEESH...has the Drinkin' Lamp been lit already?!

LOL and FReegards...MUD

[LadyX]

What a beautiful narrative!!
Please accept our appreciation for your part in shaping him to be the kind of man he already is, living his beliefs and influencing others to rely on God rather than self.

[vetvetdoug]

God Bless you Snow Bunny. Excellent site daily to visit. Have a wonderful Fourth of July....

[SpookBrat]

[Aquamarine]

Good Morning Canteener's!

Click on the pic

[SpookBrat]

He is working on his computer trying to get it fixed. :(

I wish I had found this picture for yesterdays thread. It is too pretty not to share.

Moonastery

A full moon rises over the golden domes of the Orthodox Monastery of Caves in Kiev, Ukraine, on June 23.

[ohioWfan]

Thank you, LadyX! We are proud of him, proud of his Commander in Chief, and proud of the country he serves, and those who serve with him!

[Colt .45]

Being an Ordnanceman is an underappreciated and hard working job. I know ... I am an Ordie! But we are the best of the best for without us, wars aren't won, friendly lives aren't spared, and military pilots really don't have a job. We are the ones who give them the capability to put warheads on foreheads.

Aviation Ordnancemen ... we deal in death and destruction!

[COB1]

GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE!

I've always considered these ordinance guys as the blue collar workers, and since I've been blue collar all my life, I respect them great deal.
Thanks for this thread, Bunniekins!

Here is my contribution to our Independence Day celebration for today:

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2002 PART I
(One hour and fifteen minute download at 28.8)

For those who may want to load Part II here it is:

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2002 PART II
(One hour download at 28.8)

[SAMWolf]

Morning CS!

[SAMWolf]

Same here! Must be getting older or something. I'm always getting a little misty when I read thing like that.

[SpookBrat]

<----click on the picture.

I love pictures of love. Sniff.....someone pass me a tissue.

Marine Sgt. Maj. Jeff Morin and his wife Ellen hug amid a cloud of dust from the helicopter that brought him ashore June 17 at his base near San Diego. Morin and 2,200 other members of the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit at Camp Pendleton, Calif., spent seven months in Afghanistan.

[COB1]

OOOPS!!
Late night.......
Here's Part II:

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2002 PART II

[kneezles]

Hi Spookie, Hope that your day is GREAT!!!! We're going to the ballgame in a little while. Sassy is fine, waiting on me hand and foot. See ya later!

[SAMWolf]

The Ordnance Creed

As An Ordnance Soldier Of The United States Army I Will Utilize Every

Available Talent And Means To Ensure That Superior Mobility, Firepower,

And Communications Are Advantages Enjoyed By The United States Army

Over Its Enemies.

As An Ordnance Soldier, I Fully Understand My Duty To Perform Under

Adverse Conditions And I Will Continually Strive To Perfect My Craft.

I Will Remain Flexible So That I Can Meet Any Emergency.

In My Conduct I Will Abide By The Soldier's Code; In My Support Mission,

In The Field, I Will Use Every Available Skill To Maintain Superiority.

I Will Always Be Tactically And Technically Proficient.

As An Ordnance Soldier I Have No Greater Task.

I figure this applies to you Navy and Air Force types too.