Thank you to the Veterans here

[aviator]

Would like to thank my fellow Veterans Joe and DYL (at least that I know of) and all the others who have served and in combat in the service to our great country.
Good job folks and proud of you!
Those of you who did please come forward and share.

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[Karlb]

Some of my brother controllers at FCC Evenreach circa 1983

[jargon]

Thank you, all of you!

[justjoe]

Thanks Mani. We ar the few. A veteran is one of the 1%.. Thank you all.

[cabnfvr]

Thanks to all you guys and gals out there in uniform. The irony of most of you is that we seldom if ever know the sacrifices made. Case in point, look at the pic below then click the link below it. Again, thanks for all you have done and will do.

[McFly]

A little late but I want to extend my thanks to all the vets here & elsewhere, for you sacrifice & dedication to our great nation. I'm proud to have some of you as friends & acquaintances.

[Karlb]

My home for a year and a half in Korea

[FR4N]

We call it Remembrance Day or Armistice Day. 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month the majority of Australia stops for a minute's silence to remember. We were here: http://www.pressreader.com/australia...81505047234303

Thank you to everyone around the world who have served, or who are still serving, in a force, to make us civvies safe.

[Captain Howdy]

Thank you to everyone around the world who have served, or who are still serving, in a force, to make us civvies safe.

I'm with you Fran. Armed forces are often involved in wars that start 'cos politicians want to prove a point. Our vets here are treated dismally on their return from war zones with very high suicide rates. It sickens me that once the soldiers have done their masters bidding they are thrown on the trash heap. It's pleasing to see the massive increase in interest in ANZAC day by young people that weren't alive even in the 80s. They at least appreciate our Digger's sacrifices