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Ho, what manner of man is this, that holds his balls in parenthesis? LOL. Thought I was on an acid trip there, for a second. LOL.

Many memories ... another era! Thank you.

hard to believe its been 38 years since i was in country.

Thank you Pappy, and thanks to all the Vets who kept us safe....

Ahem, Ray. Well said, sir. Thanks Pappy. Your family here at 4peeps will always remember.

Save your thanks and prayers for the 58,256 who did not make it.
and our boys in harms way now.

They get them too, but you should never forget all who served.

Lots of you young guys don't know what we left. We made the most polluted place in the world around Da Nang.
no one knew. thank our leaders at the time.
ok i'm done , memories
http://www6.redding.com/photos/galleries/2...m-agent-orange/

That is just plain wrong. And like the judge in a lawsuit against a former company I worked for "brought" (filed by) the Crown against the aforesaid company, "the government is wrong most of the time. " Boy, he sure got that right. Good Lord, that is so wrong on so many levels it is truly depressing. Women, children, animals and non-combatants should never have to suffer due to the greed and stupidity of rich angry old men and misguided governments.

great site , we should always say thanks to the vets no matter how old or what they did because without them this county would be a hell of alot differnt, just wish we had more people like them

and thanks pappy

damn i heard about how bad it was but i never would have thought how bad it really was with out seeing some of those pics

My father suffered from that Agent Orange stuff. It wasn't good. Of course, it took the Gov't years to acknowledge that there were symptoms associated with that chemical.

Irony is a funny b*tch. Because now I have some symptoms of some crap that was used in Desert Storm. Of course, the Gov't denies any sort of claim and/or compensation.

I still don't regret going over there or doing what I did. In fact, so far, it is the proudest moment of my life.

I come from a long line of a Military Family;

Grandfather was in WWII
Uncle was in Korea
Dad was in Vietnam
I was in Desert Storm

I am honored to have carried on the "tradition" and I am honored to be related to such great men. Regardless of the "screw ups" of the Gov't. Military Service is absolutely, without a doubt, the most Honorable thing you can do.

I agree completely. I just wish that the leaders didn't pull any fast shit like they have in the past and then show disrespect to the vets by lying to them after the fact. That is just plain wrong.