Thank You for Your Service!

pidjones · Nov 11, 2015

To all of my brothers and sisters that are serving, or have served. To all of those left to keep the home on their own. Most of all to those who lost someone who gave it all - Thank You for our Freedoms!

Redbird · Nov 11, 2015

Amen

Hurco550 · Nov 11, 2015

All gave some, some gave all.

Thank you!

irk miller · Nov 11, 2015

Let's see some pics, please...

iatethepeach · Nov 11, 2015

Thanks and check this out: https://ridefree.harley-davidson.com/americanheroes/

Redbird · Nov 11, 2015

My older son Derek, in an MRAP during his tour in Afghanistan...

And my younger son Alex, on the rifle range during basic training...

Maritime · Nov 11, 2015

Thanks to all service men and women past and present

DohcBikes · Nov 11, 2015

First cousin Staff Sergeant Chadd Ohlmann in 1075th, also 1195th and was attached to the 106th Airborne Battallion and 1st of the 167th Cavalry and the U.S. Regulators combat gun truck Battallion.

Among others.

Been full time Guard for more than 20 years. Has served several deployments. Has seen things. A fine human being and just an all around bad ass mofo.

DohcBikes · Nov 11, 2015

First cousin Sgt. Seth Jacobs with his nieces and nephew. This kid was a walking disaster before joining the service. Whole new man now. Served in Afghanistan.

Thank you for being brave Brothers.

DohcBikes · Nov 11, 2015

Not in uniform but my Great uncles Stanley(left) and Larry Reiter. Stanley served in the Army and Larry served in the Navy on a carrier along with my other great uncle Irv Reiter.

I am very proud of my uncles. Thank you!

Rider52 · Nov 12, 2015

My Father in the Brooklyn Naval Hospital at the end of WWII. His leg was crushed in an incident at sea and he fell nearly 50 feet into the ocean. He was lucky, several others were killed.

Luugo86 · Nov 12, 2015

A little late, but, for your viewing pleasure
.. That folding metal chair was a very carefully 'Infantry-Engineered' portable toilet system.. for when you find yourself living in bombed out Iraqi villages for weeks at a time

Luugo86 · Nov 12, 2015

Last tour in Iraq

Luugo86 · Nov 12, 2015

deviant said:
Let's see some pics, please...

Makin that Dixie Cup look sexeh man !

irk miller · Nov 12, 2015

Ha. It's funny how proud we were of shaping that thing. By the time you get on the ship, it was all ball caps from there.

whynot · Nov 12, 2015

No pics.........too bad digital cameras weren't around during the first Gulf war..............

20 years United States Army retired................1975...1995.

Served in States (Fts Meade, Irwin, Sill, and Gordon, Germany, Korea, Desert Shield/Desert Storm.

Thanks all for serving.

Luugo86 · Nov 12, 2015

Budlite, I was at Ft. Meade also.. in 2008, and then again in 2012. Best Army post I've ever been stationed on. Thanks for serving man.

beachcomber · Nov 12, 2015

To my Uncle Harold [ 6th Para ] - joined up underage at 16 - fought in North Africa and Italy before they found he was underage - sent back to the UK in time to retrained and to be dropped into Normandy at Pegasus Bridge on D Day.

Taken from our family aged just 18 in the liberation of Putot-en-Auge at Hill 13.

RIP Harold [ August 1944 ]

The grave immediately after the battle to liberate the village.

And my late Father John Vincent [ served RAF 1939 -45 ] 60 years later

After 20 years of investigation - here is the actual spot [ the Apple tree in the background] on the brow of Hill 13 where Harold was killed manning his Bren Gun.

XVRacer · Nov 12, 2015

DohcBikes said:
First cousin Staff Sergeant Chadd Ohlmann in 1075th, also 1195th and was attached to the 106th Airborne Battallion and 1st of the 167th Cavalry and the U.S. Regulators combat gun truck Battallion.

Among others.

Been full time Guard for more than 20 years. Has served several deployments. Has seen things. A fine human being and just an all around bad ass mofo.

The 106th Airborne Division , from Puerto Rico cased their colors in 1950. There is no record of a US 106th Airborne Battallion.

Very Best of Regards,

1SG Marcell ANG (RET)

McCoy and Norcom ready to go over the berm during the Surge.

DohcBikes · Nov 13, 2015

XVRacer said:
The 106th Airborne Division , from Puerto Rico cased their colors in 1950. There is no record of a US 106th Airborne Battallion.

Very Best of Regards,

1SG Marcell ANG (RET)

From my entire family including my grandmother whom i asked permission to add to this statement,

Fuck you.

Here ya go you ignorant disrespectful fuckhead.

106th Airborne Transportation Battallion.

The 106th Transportation Battalion deployed to Kuwait on 19 January 2003 and redeployed on 12 July 2003. Its mission was to provide theater transportation support to US and Coalition Forces during Operation Enduring and Iraqi Freedom. During the Operations the Battalion provided command and control for 10 transportation units.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/106trans.htm

Very Best of Regards.

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