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Veteran's day

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A short video honoring the oath we took:

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I took that oath for the first time on 6 June 1972. I lost count of how many times I retook it. It is and will always remain near and dear to my heart.

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So help me God.
"When democracy turns to tyranny, the armed citizen still gets to vote." Mike Vanderboegh

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19 SEP 73. Retaken and administered many times from then to 31 MAR 12. Seems to me the oath all too often means more to us veterans than to civilians.

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:patriot: Thank you to all who have served. I never pass up a man in uniform or one wearing a Veteran's hat that I do not say,"thank you" and if they are in a restaurant I buy their meal.

As many have said, "freedom is not free." I am very thankful, but to me words are not enough. I strive to do something even if it is just small to show my appreciation.
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carlson1 wrote::patriot: Thank you to all who have served. I never pass up a man in uniform or one wearing a Veteran's hat that I do not say,"thank you" and if they are in a restaurant I buy their meal.

As many have said, "freedom is not free." I am very thankful, but to me words are not enough. I strive to do something even if it is just small to show my appreciation.
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Thats exactly what I do as well. And every one of them appreciate it. Thanks to all our Vets. Happy Veterans Day.
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