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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just wanted to put out a big ty to all our guys and gals doing a very difficult and often unnapreciated job overseas in light of todays date. I for one remember it vividly as im sure most here do - dont ever forget and get behind our armed forces - the life u enjoy is down to them.
As always my 2 cents,tc
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For those who lost thier lives that dreadfull day ......."we will never forget"
To the armed forces who gave ultimate sacrifice in all conflicts....."we will remember them"
To all who continue to strive to protect us ......"THANK YOU !!!" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For those who lost thier lives that dreadfull day ......."we will never forget"
To the armed forces who gave ultimate sacrifice in all conflicts....."we will remember them"
To all who continue to strive to protect us ......"THANK YOU !!!""
Grid I couldnt have out it better myself and ditto the above ... life is so easily taken for granted... a very tragic day one I will never forget and as for those in the armed forces I thank you for your courage to protect us all xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Might not have been the armed forces first on the scene at 9/11, but since that day they've been doing the job most of the police and firemen won't or couldn't do, but equally, sometimes there are jobs that the armed forces couldn't do that the emergency services have to do.
I for 1 couldn;t tell someone that theyre Son/Daughter had been killed by a d*unk/drug driver...  |
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By *acreadCouple
over a year ago
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Might not have been our armed forces on the scene but in a roundabout way 9/11 is the reason our troops were and are in Iraq and Afghanistan.
And they are going out to face bombs and bullets on a daily basis.I for one hate when the alarm goes off in the morning and I have to get up for work but cant imagine what it would be like to go and face that every day.
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"yes all the boys do a great job.at home and abroad"
i visited ground zero just after that dreadful day and the sound of sirens then was defeaning god knows what it must have been like that day so yes an overwhelming thank you to all who protect us to all those people who lost their lifes and to all those familes who live with the heartache every day god bless you all xxxxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I will never forget that day; I have the greatest respect for all the men and women in the armed forces, who watch over us all, and put there life on the line, so we may live the way we do.
Many thanks.
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By (user no longer on site)
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was going to second what xix wrote - the epic pictures you see arent of the armed forces running into a building when everyone else is running away - absoulutely no disrespect to the armed forces (they do a fantastic job). And the picture im on about is firefighters running towards the twin towers. just felt like putting that in becuase 9/11 was significant for the fireservice and police over there. just saying  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" And the picture im on about is firefighters running towards the twin towers."
That's the same image burned n both mine and the mrs memory. The same guys who are now dropping like flies as they are riddled with some very strange cancers from god knows what they inhaled at the job. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For those who lost thier lives that dreadfull day ......."we will never forget""
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This line most definatly includes all the brave firefighters who ran towards the 2 towers whilst everyone else was running in othe direction, every fiber in thier body must have been fighting the natural instinct to stop and head in same direction as everyone else.
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