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Lionking..Looking at these photos again..
A question came to mind: have you ever been to the Wisconsin Veterans Museum in Madison or heard of it? It is quite a tribute to Americans and their service throughout history with life-like scenes and videos, artifacts, etc. It was well worth the visit. I hope you get the chance..
Lionking..Looking at these photos again..
A question came to mind: have you ever been to the Wisconsin Veterans Museum in Madison or heard of it? It is quite a tribute to Americans and their service throughout history with life-like scenes and videos, artifacts, etc. It was well worth the visit. I hope you get the chance..
no but if Im ever up that way I'll be sure to check it out.I went to Wash DC a couple years ago.As much as I dislike what comes out of the capitol sometimes it was inspiring to see the capitol and specially Arlington.
don't know the origination of those photos,if I findout I'll let you know but the military branch sites often have good photos,I 've found these photos from various sources throught net.
I FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,
I DON'T ASK FOR MORE,
MY LIFE IS MY GOD,
MY COUNTRY, MY CORPS."
So true. May God Bless them all.
My son Josh has been in JROTC for 4 years. His freshman year, the outgoing C.O. was heading to the Army. Josh graduates in June. Thomas's funeral was two weeks ago. Roadside bomb in Iraq. His wife is due in March.
These 'boys' have convictions beyond belief. I have watched them come and go, and never once have they questioned what they are doing and why they are headed there. Unwavering love for God and Country.
God Bless them all. We love you!
I FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,
I DON'T ASK FOR MORE,
MY LIFE IS MY GOD,
MY COUNTRY, MY CORPS."
So true. May God Bless them all.
My son Josh has been in JROTC for 4 years. His freshman year, the outgoing C.O. was heading to the Army. Josh graduates in June. Thomas's funeral was two weeks ago. Roadside bomb in Iraq. His wife is due in March.
These 'boys' have convictions beyond belief. I have watched them come and go, and never once have they questioned what they are doing and why they are headed there. Unwavering love for God and Country.
God Bless them all. We love you!
KimmieyKY
I am so proud of our military. I agree God Bless them all!!!
Thanks so much for putting them together for us, lionking. We can see all the typical news footage with our military but that doesn't have nearly the impact a few photos like yours has..
The USAF Special Operation Command will continue to defend our country and provide coverage for our troops worldwide: My old unit 16 Special Operations Wing....
The toys to protect our troops:
Visit the site to see the gunship deploy flares:
http://www.militaryfix.com/air-force/c-130/ (broken link)
a few more I came across to stimulate more pride,smiles and tears.....
A Soldier hugs his family as he arrives at the Alpine Club on Giessen Army Depot, Germany, Feb. 14. Soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment and the 16th Engineer Battalion are being welcomed home by family members, friends and people in the community following their 14-month tour in Iraq.
Lance Cpl. Corey A. Cativera kisses his infant daughter at Camp Lejeune, N.C., Feb. 7. She and hundreds of other Marines' family members came here to for the homecoming of the 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment. Cativera, 22, is from Dubois, Pa. He is also a squad automatic weapon gunner with Company K. The Marines' arrival marked the end of a seven-month deployment in Habbaniyah, Iraq, conducting combat operations under Regimental Combat Team 5.
Hundreds of other Marines' family members came here to for the homecoming of 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment. The Marines' arrival marked the end of a seven-month deployment in Habbaniyah, Iraq, conducting combat operations under Regimental Combat Team 5.
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My old unit 16 Special Operations Wing....
