Author Topic: bow building in iraq  (Read 9800 times)

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stickchick

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #30 on: March 29, 2008, 04:14:05 pm »
holy crap...we are Ft. Hood, 1st cav too! lmao! oh....and he isn't in Iraq yet. He just got back this past Dec. He is due to go back Jan of 09...but that is all we know...Gordon I will let him know that you've got some lemonwood...um...sorry that it seems that I am posting more than he is..but I have more time being a stay at home mom to post...aka "nap time"...lol.

Offline armymedic.2

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #31 on: March 31, 2008, 10:49:37 am »
munky im a medic too, headed to iraq in june.  i just wanted to jump in and tell everyone here that has showed support, that it does exactly pay us back for our service.  every soldier i have talked with and myself especially, are floored by the support some show, and completely saddened by the indifference that others show.  you who say a simple thankyou, or go out of your way like some of you archers here to send wood and things make us feel like what we are doing is right and that we have support.  You would not beleive the things we hear from people at the airport on the positive and negative side.   not to start a political discussion, but i have been called a baby killer on my own property! { she was escorted off swiftly}   the point is, when you all do what you do, and say thankyou, know that it makes a huge difference in our lives.  We appreciate and love all of you
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Offline bowmunky13

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #32 on: March 31, 2008, 10:26:46 pm »
i too have to say thank you all again.. i wish i could personally meet each and every one of you and shake your hand and thank you for your support... what started as a simple question turned into a big group stand for support.. i have more and  more respect for you guys every day i log on.. again thank you and i eagerly await getting to work with some of the materials you send us over there.
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Offline sailordad

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #33 on: April 01, 2008, 01:19:25 am »
bowmunky13.
the feeling is mutual.

i too would like to personally meet each and every one of you,the service personnel,and shake each and everyones hand,give you all a big hug and say thank you. for it is all of you that gave us all the freedoms that we have in this great country of ours, for it is all of you who gave the right to such ignorant people to be able to spout such bulls#@t as to call any of you baby killers. yes they do have the right,even though they never would of fought for them,but they will be the first to gripe if their rights were ever fringed on.
so to all of the service personnel i have to say THANK YOU!!

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PK

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #34 on: April 01, 2008, 01:23:56 am »
Peace to veterans

humaza

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Re: bow building in iraq
« Reply #35 on: April 03, 2008, 12:03:51 am »
(new to PA boards)
i'm currently processing paperwork and haven't gone to MEPS yet, but this is one of the questions that I had been considering if I get to enjoy a trip to the sands. I'm not much into drinking and partying so I was assuming i'd end up making something or other