Veterans day story

Greg Reimer 7376 · 11-12-2016, 09:36 PM

That story of the Veteran's Day observation in Phoenix is an all time classic. What an example to those young persons that was. I want to publicly thank Eddie for his devoted faithful service while enlisted and beyond. He's retired, also, and still serving others. That's the greatest occupation that a man or a woman can possibly undertake. I was just young enough to miss Vietnam, but there was a lottery taken for men born when I was. I was number 022. Nobody was drafted that late in the war, so I missed that one. Lots of people went and were never the same. Some were damaged mentally,physically, and emotionally, they need our love and support. It's beyond me to imagine how anybody could disrespect our country and treat them the way some of them were treated.All of you who went are somebody really special in our nation's history, and I look up to you as a great national resource. Thank you, one and all. Greg Reimer, Stk#7376.
Semper fi, Eddie!

11-12-2016, 09:36 PM	#4
Greg Reimer 7376 VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glendora,Calif. Posts: 1,139 Likes: 172 Liked 727 Times in 221 Posts	Re: Veterans day story That story of the Veteran's Day observation in Phoenix is an all time classic. What an example to those young persons that was. I want to publicly thank Eddie for his devoted faithful service while enlisted and beyond. He's retired, also, and still serving others. That's the greatest occupation that a man or a woman can possibly undertake. I was just young enough to miss Vietnam, but there was a lottery taken for men born when I was. I was number 022. Nobody was drafted that late in the war, so I missed that one. Lots of people went and were never the same. Some were damaged mentally,physically, and emotionally, they need our love and support. It's beyond me to imagine how anybody could disrespect our country and treat them the way some of them were treated.All of you who went are somebody really special in our nation's history, and I look up to you as a great national resource. Thank you, one and all. Greg Reimer, Stk#7376. Semper fi, Eddie!