Thanks to all who have served

Today, Veteran's Day, I honor my husband, MSGT Donald C Crossett, USA RET, who passed away October 22, 2009, age 84. He served during WWII and VietNam, earning a Bronze Star for his service in VietNam. He believed in and fought for his country and his flag, thank you Don for your part in keeping the USA the land of the free and the home of the brave. And thank you to all who serve and have served around the world.....especially in Iraq and Afghanistan, love and hugs to you and your families.....be safe, take care of each other and know we honor you today and everyday of the year.....

I just wanted to say thank you and I am proud of all of the members of our armed forces. Nearly everyone in my family including myself have or are serving in various branches of our military. So thank you to both my grandfathers, my father, my sister & brother in law, my two brothers, and last but not least my husband. Thank you all and I love you very much.

As a former U.S.Army veteran,I would just like to thank those former and present military members. Especially my father,Richard S.Brabant, Joe Brabant and his son Joe. God bless all of you.

A simple message from a citizen to a soldier concerning Fort Hood.

I cannot express how much i pray for all our troops,being them back safley.
I have a brother who served in the airforce, in texas, and my brother in law was in the koren war and is safe at home, and my dearest friend served in world 2 as a ranger , he is in the sholiders home full of scrapnell, bless his heart. Thanks Robin

my name is spec 4 richard bridges i spent
10 years with the u .s. army i would like to
salute my wifes father who passed away
father day for searving in the u.s.
army ww II and to my grand father
who searved in the u.s. air force
( 30 years) ww II to my father
u.s. air force ( 25 years ) korea– vet nam
and to my step father u.s. navy
thanks to all who have and are searving
in the military in defence of this country