Posted by Pete76NY on September 11, 2012 at 09:06:10 from (74.65.89.17):
In Reply to: Re: please read this posted by JDseller on September 11, 2012 at 08:43:07:
Seller, We have had our go rounds on parts...even though I love my deeres and agree everyone elses parts are just about as bad, and after market parts. well they almost fit, but what a great story! We have never butted heads politically, and I think your stories and info on Deeres are the best, but after that post yu will always get the most respect even when we disagree! LOL TY for your service and say hi to those lucky kids...well successful adults now! I was a 95B (MP US Army) served active duty back in the days of 2 year enlistments and an AMERIVAN President. I was gung ho...wanted to get in on something (I guess that"s whey people volunteer for armed service, other wise they"d join the Peace Corps!), we still had some Viet Nam Vets in service and they were Gods to us. We (I) tend to thinks somehow I missed out, after a career in Law Enforcement I went to school to get a history/teaching degree. My area of specialty was post WWII American History, so i sometimes still feel like I missed out. I was classified as a Vet long after I got out when they included Bierut, Granada, Panama etc. so I am NOT a conbat Vet. but I love stories like yours as they keep the perspective: In reality I am glad I never had to go where you went, I now do Emergency mental health so i see 1st hand the results of being "being there and done that," from your war to today"s, but I guess that small part of me that made me put ink to paper and take the oath will always feel a lil left out! Pete
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