Thanks to all that paid the biggest price to keep our country free. My brothers and sisters I will never forget. Another Thank You to the brave men and women currently serving and have served. 

We're all grateful for your services for our country! 

 
Salute to all vets, and for me it's also remembering my dad, who was a Commander in the US Navy (naval aviator) and dedicated 25 years of his life to protecting America, saw combat in several theaters, and received a number of decorations, including the DFC.
 
 

A heartfelt appreciation to all women and men who are serving and have served our country and our Constitution.  Thank you!

Thanks to all of our Veterans.
I gave 20 Years to the US Army and our Country and then some.

Nereus
 
Salute to all vets, and for me it's also remembering my dad, who was a Commander in the US Navy (naval aviator) and dedicated 25 years of his life to protecting America, saw combat in several theaters, and received a number of decorations, including the DFC.
 
 

wow... he looks just like my Brigade Executive Officer.  
 
Happy vets day folks!  off to take my halflings out to dinner.  
 
Now I am more curious why halflings didnt trigger a red underline in my browser.
 
ironic that "didnt" triggers a red underline.  
 
its a chrome conspiracy.
 
wait... now "its" gives me a green underline.  
 

A salute to all the lewd women that make enlisted life tolerable and to all the bar tenders too!
 
:)

I want to ESPECIALLY thank all those who severed/currently serving that have MOS's such as the infantry, scouts/recons, combat medics, combat engineers, EOD, and NBC. Thanks for not having a desk job as well as doing the most dirty jobs in the military. It takes a lot of physical and mental guts to do those jobs. Well I would put 31 Bravos on the list but nobody likes them. JK 
 

nateman_doo

HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
I want to ESPECIALLY thank all those who severed/currently serving that have MOS's such as the infantry, scouts/recons, combat medics, combat engineers, EOD, and NBC. Thanks for not having a desk job as well as doing the most dirty jobs in the military. It takes a lot of physical and mental guts to do those jobs. Well I would put 31 Bravos on the list but nobody likes them. JK 
 

former 12B combat engineer here.  Then I got smart and went 25 series ;)

Nice well you deserve a big HOOAH! Preferably I recommend people go that route to the 25 series if there bodies are too worn out and of course because of age. But yeah I forgot to put 91 Bravos, 91 Hotels and 15 Novembers on the list. I seen 91 Bravos get lazy a lot of times though just sitting around complaining about 1st sergeant and complaining how much debt they are in from buying their sports cars while smoking a crap ton of cigarettes lol. 15 Novembers is where its at though for brains out of the three. Really and I mean REALLY technical when it comes to them. Guaranteed a job after the military too if your a 15 Novembers.

Shockjockey
No matter what your specialty is I believe everyone should serve at least 1 hitch. Great character builder.

Very True, one is not better then the other one, they all die the same way.

HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
I want to ESPECIALLY thank all those who severed/currently serving that have MOS's such as the infantry, scouts/recons, combat medics, combat engineers, EOD, and NBC. Thanks for not having a desk job as well as doing the most dirty jobs in the military. It takes a lot of physical and mental guts to do those jobs. Well I would put 31 Bravos on the list but nobody likes them. JK 
 

 

20+ years full-time and 3 years part-time Air Force Security Forces ground-pounder.
 
Best of Luck to all Vets who've honorably served this great nation of ours!

fearpoint
A salute to all the lewd women that make enlisted life tolerable and to all the bar tenders too!
 
:)

And to all the doctors and nurses, and to whoever it was who invented penicillin.
 
Seriously though, where were all the lewd women when I was enlisted? (don't say maybe it's just you, because you'd probably be right, but I'd still hate you for it)