SFC Ollie
Still Marching
You Nam vets will understand wht this guy is thinking......
Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth) - YouTube
Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth) - YouTube
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Not to be disrespectfull - but the vid was a little-over-the-top.
Cornball yet moving.
Not to be disrespectfull - but the vid was a little-over-the-top.
Cornball yet moving.
I don't see how it's cornball at all but I do agree on the moving.
I think Ollie grabbed the essence rather well.
The United States enlisted 8,744,000 servicemembers between 1964 and 1975.
Of those, 3,403,000 were deployed to Southeast Asia.[47] From a pool of approximately 27 million, the draft raised 2,215,000 men for military service during the Vietnam era.
It has also been credited with "encouraging" many of the 8.7 million "volunteers" to join rather than risk being drafted.
You Nam vets will understand wht this guy is thinking......
Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth) - YouTube
You Nam vets will understand wht this guy is thinking......
Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth) - YouTube
Not to be disrespectfull - but the vid was a little-over-the-top.
Cornball yet moving.
I don't see how it's cornball at all but I do agree on the moving.
I think Ollie grabbed the essence rather well.
When the young army guy comes over to the Nam vet and salutes --- that isnt cornball??
Thanking many of us Viet Nam era vets for our "service" is rather like thanking rape victims for the sex we donated.
The United States enlisted 8,744,000 servicemembers between 1964 and 1975.
Of those, 3,403,000 were deployed to Southeast Asia.[47] From a pool of approximately 27 million, the draft raised 2,215,000 men for military service during the Vietnam era.
It has also been credited with "encouraging" many of the 8.7 million "volunteers" to join rather than risk being drafted.
You Nam vets will understand wht this guy is thinking......
Thank You For Your Service (A Moment of Truth) - YouTube
Sadly, that tells it like it is.Thanking many of us Viet Nam era vets for our "service" is rather like thanking rape victims for the sex we donated.
Thanking many of us Viet Nam era vets for our "service" is rather like thanking rape victims for the sex we donated.
The United States enlisted 8,744,000 servicemembers between 1964 and 1975.
Of those, 3,403,000 were deployed to Southeast Asia.[47] From a pool of approximately 27 million, the draft raised 2,215,000 men for military service during the Vietnam era.
It has also been credited with "encouraging" many of the 8.7 million "volunteers" to join rather than risk being drafted.
Thanking many of us Viet Nam era vets for our "service" is rather like thanking rape victims for the sex we donated.
The United States enlisted 8,744,000 servicemembers between 1964 and 1975.
Of those, 3,403,000 were deployed to Southeast Asia.[47] From a pool of approximately 27 million, the draft raised 2,215,000 men for military service during the Vietnam era.
It has also been credited with "encouraging" many of the 8.7 million "volunteers" to join rather than risk being drafted.
were you a contentious objector?
Since the chosen reference for your criticism of Editec is the 4th of July I suggest you either read the book, Born On The Fourth of July, or see the movie, then write to the author, Ron Kovic, who was a Marine wounded and crippled in Vietnam, and tell him how grateful you are for his sacrifice (paralysis).Happy 4th of July to you too, Editec. Are you trying for new lows? Are you that much bought and paid for? Shame on you.Thanking many of us Viet Nam era vets for our "service" is rather like thanking rape victims for the sex we donated.