Today is the day to remember the sacrifices of the men and women in the Armed Forces. Remember not just the sacrifice of the fallen, but the life and legacy of the fallen. While this is a United States holiday, I want to extend this solemn day of remembrance to the fallen men and women as well as the currently or formerly serving men and women of the military today that have and continue to fight for freedom worldwide.

To those that are or have served that are in the clan right now, we want to lift you up and we truly want to say thank you for your service. And on the 50th Anniversary of the start of the Vietnam War and the unofficial start of the Summer season, we hope you have a good time because of the brave.

Respectfully,
thebronxbomber



P.S. Please take a moment of silence at 3PM EST (the time of this post) for the fallen.

Don't just go off of one day to honor the troops. Honor them every day.

splintercellsz wrote:

Don't just go off of one day to honor the troops. Honor them every day.

Very true.

Very grateful to everyone whos is/has protecting/protected in all past conflicts and all conflicts currently ongoing. Today is a time when we recognise them, but as it has been said, we should not only remember on this day, but all days.

Much respect.

Thanks to all our military members for their service to our great country! Especially you Ranger

I thank each one out there for their service and protection in past and current conflicts. I praise you for your prestigious courage and immense pride in protecting your country, and honor you for dedication. Much respect indeed.

Oohrah!
*salute*

RESPECT

To all those men and women who have fought for their country, and those who may have lost their lives. I respect you highly and salute you. We thank you for your Honour, Courage and Commitment.

Semper Fidelis.

You don't need to agree with the war or what it's about, that's personal opinion. But the men and women who lay down their lives in order to serve and protect us every day deserve our eternal thanks. Here's to all of you, not only on this day, but on every day.

We'd only been out of field med for about three months.
He was such a genuine guy, too. A little bit dopey, but he would do whatever he needed to do to make sure you were doin alright, and he obviously more than proved that same dedication to his Marines.

RIP Gallinger.

Respect and thanks to ALL of those who fight or have fought for justice and peace across the globe. And to The men who died on Buna beach R.I.P

Americans really know how to honour your Armed Services. We need to follow suit. Much respect to all past and presently serving Servicemen and women of all countries doing their bit in the war on terror.




3 down from the top, Sgt Baz Keen, 245 Sig Regt (EW), KIA Helmand 2007. RIP boss
also Mercian Regt Botha, Brelsford MC and Tunnicliffe. RIP

well deserved

If you have been here awhile, you probally know that I lost 3 friends in a shooting that occured at the Ihop in our capitol. For those who don't, and are curious here you go. I just don't feel like explaining.

May they R.I.P., as well as the friends my family lost in 05, for OEF. Mustang 22 all the way!!

Also, to everyone here, please make it a personal mission to thank every vet you see, but most importantly, the WWII vets. 1000+ die each day, so they are fading fast, and they must be reconized by us younger generations.

*Gets off stage*

I'd like to thank any and every troop for having the Courage, Honor and Bravery to undergo one of the toughest challenges, Leave there country in order to defend it. Thank you for your service and may god bless you, and may you have good fortune in all your endeavors.

Also, i'd like to thank my uncle, MGS Jaime Beccera for his service in the Marines, Thank you for everything you have done for this country. God bless you

Forever Grateful
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All actions will b rewarded

*salute*

Not only would I like to say thanks to the veterans and current service members but also thanks to the clan I know many of you are in your early teens and most youth dont have respect for the military. I was in the service for roughly 4 years though only deployed to ND and around home for natural disasters I am proud to have stepped up. I just want to say HOOAH from a ground pounder to the rest of the servicemen here.

Thank You ... to all the men and woman who have served and die to protect this country, Hooah ! Also Thank You guys for supporting our troops.

Respect to all soldiers !