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Re: Re: Re: Respect and thanks for our soldiers.
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Posted by Harrygoodwrench on June 21, 2004 at 15:55:48 from (65.219.214.48):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Respect and thanks for our soldiers. posted by Brian on June 20, 2004 at 15:44:09:
I would like to thank all for the kind words for our troops. Words cannot express how I felt reading them. Had tears in my eyes for sure. Gotta love em all. No matter what injustices were done to our heroes in the past, and yes they were injustices,Korea and Vietnam were the big two. I remember my Dad being told after being at the Chosin Resivior in Korea that that was a police action and not a war. Same but even worse for the Vietnam Vets......and yes there were other actions too, Bosnia, Somilia, just to name a few, let us not make the same mistake trice. Again, Thanks to all of you............God Bless our Troops..God Bless America.
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