Posted by oldtanker on November 11, 2016 at 15:07:55 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: Thanks to the vets! posted by jon f mn on November 11, 2016 at 08:27:28:
My dad, WWII combat vet, retired from active duty in 1971 with 31 years. My FIL retired from the Navy the following year with 22 years in. Was off the coast of Korea during the Korean war, his ship providing Naval gunfire to support the Marines. He did serve in Viet Nam as Shore Patrol. 3 of my BIL's served in the Navy with a total of 17 years between them. 2 of my sons have served, Air Force 5 1/2 years (extended his service to accept an overseas assignment) and Navy 4 years active and now National Guard, US Army for the last 6 years. A daughter did 8 years in the Air Guard and I served from 74-96, US Army. Her husband served 6 years active Air Force and 8 more in the Guard before a back injury forced him out. So my family has served over 100 years in 3 generations. Pretty proud of em too!
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