"I am a veteran of the Iraq war and the war on terror. I know the leadership of the President. I also know his opponent in this election is the antithesis of everything for which the President stands. President Bush will lead us to victory in this just and necessary fight. John Kerry will just lead us to disaster."
Michael C. Rudzinski, Rantoul, IL
"I am a Viet Nam era vet, enlisting in the USAF in 1972, graduated from the USAF Academy, Class of '76, and proudly flew F-4 Phantom's from 1977 to 1988. God help us if President George W. Bush is not retained in office as President of the United States. We need a Commander In Chief like President Bush who will take the fight to the enemy, and destroy the enemies of the United States in place, rather than someone who will hunker down in the White House, and stock up on body bags waiting for the next attack on US soil. The combined armed forces of the United States have done an amazing job so far, and if permitted, I am confident they will prevail. Give the command, they will make it happen. Lord guard and guide the men who fly..."
Brent Glines, Ogden, UT
"I am a Vietnam veteran of the Marine Corp who saw active combat duty and who spilt his blood on the battlefield. I support the president because he is the kind of president that if we had more of, we would not need to send our troops in harms way more often and when we do it would be at less cost in the lives to our people and others. He is a man who understands what it means to be in the military and I know that he would not waste this precious resource. He is an honest president who is not afraid to make the tough decisions that he must make. I trust this man and I believe that is a commodity we have long done without."
Joseph, San Luis Obispo, CA
"I am very proud of President Bush and his military service to our Country. I am also proud of my Vietnam Era Air National Guard service. Our unit was activated for 18 months during the Vietnam War, 1/2 our unit and all of our F-100 pilots deployed to Southeast Asia. The other half, my group, stayed stateside. There was certainly no guarantee that National Guard service would keep you from being called to active duty. Just ask any of the National Guard or Reserve Troops who have served our Country since World War I."
Dwight Van Horn, Hayden, ID
"I am proud to state that I served in the United States Army National Guard during the Viet Nam Era. My specialty was "Chief Computer for an 8 Inch Howitzer and an Honest John Missile". During this time all computations were done manually with slide rulers and logarithms. For most of my adult life I have been registered as an Independent voter. However, since the events on "9/11", I have become receptive to the action/reaction of President George W. Bush in the War Against Terrorism. Please add my name as one of President Bush's Veteran supporters and thank you for protecting our country. May God Bless America!"
James Peter [J. P.] Trujillo, San Francisco, CA
"I served in the U. S. Navy from 1965 to 1971 and in the U. S. Navy Reserve 1979 to 1981. Was a crew member on the USS New (DD818) while on Northern Search and Rescue missions in Vietnam 1967/68. I support president George W. Bush 110%, and am appalled at the attacks by Kerry and the other anti-American liberals."
Michael Danese, Cedar Grove, TN
"Having served my country from 1968 through 1972 in the U.S. Navy I took an oath to uphold the constitution of this great nation and to stand behind my President. President Bush has demonstrated that he is a president who stands behind his men and women in uniform. He has also shown that once his hand is put to the plow he does not turn back on his word. If a man has nothing else in this world, he has his word and reputation. President Bush is a Commander in Chief who has proven he will stay the course. This is a refreshing quality not often seen in Washington."
James, Newton, NC
"I am veteran of the Vietnam war in 1967 through 1968. I support George Bush because he is a man with the country at heart. I would be glad to fight one more time for my country under President George Bush even at my age of 57. Just call on the old vets and we will come to fight for our counrty. People like Jane fonda and John Kerry belong in jail for the things that they said about the Veitnam Vets. Does he think he is the only person with medals? I have three bronze stars and a purple heart and air medals and severel other medals as well and I earned them all. Hope I have not rambled on and you can read this thanks for every thing."
Mark, Springfield, VT
"I am a retired member of this country's armed forces. I served proudly, 4 yrs in the US [Army] and 18 yrs as a member of Texas Army National Guard. I am proud to have served and equally proud to say that the President and I both have the same military lineage with the Texas Guard. We are lucky as a nation to have President Bush as our Commande-in-Chief during these dangerous times. When I think of the alternative we have to shudder. God Bless the President and God Bless the United States."
Chuck Fiedler, Fort Worth, TX
"When I count my blessings, I count our current Commander-in-Chief among them. Thank you President George W. Bush, and I hope to meet you one day, sir. Until then, my family and I pray each day that God would watch over you, the First Lady, your daughters, and give you the wisdom and courage to fight the good fight. Go well."
Wayne Johnson, Huntsville, AL
"President Bush always has had my support for bringing Honor back to the Oval Office. However during his Presidential Address to the Nation on October 7, 2001, when he said these famous words "We will not waver; we will not tire; we will not falter; and we will not fail. Peace and freedom will prevail." I stood up in my own home and saluted him As My Commander in Chief. And when he went on to say to all of the Leaders in the entire world "You are either with us - Or Against us" either way we are coming. I right then and there knew that we as a country had great men leading us into the new Millennium. God Bless President George W. Bush and his entire family; with special honors going to his Mother Barbara. After hearing her speak it is easy to understand how and why George W. became such a good person."
Paul Cauley, Indianapolis, IN
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Michael C. Rudzinski, Rantoul, IL
"I am a Viet Nam era vet, enlisting in the USAF in 1972, graduated from the USAF Academy, Class of '76, and proudly flew F-4 Phantom's from 1977 to 1988. God help us if President George W. Bush is not retained in office as President of the United States. We need a Commander In Chief like President Bush who will take the fight to the enemy, and destroy the enemies of the United States in place, rather than someone who will hunker down in the White House, and stock up on body bags waiting for the next attack on US soil. The combined armed forces of the United States have done an amazing job so far, and if permitted, I am confident they will prevail. Give the command, they will make it happen. Lord guard and guide the men who fly..."
Brent Glines, Ogden, UT
"I am a Vietnam veteran of the Marine Corp who saw active combat duty and who spilt his blood on the battlefield. I support the president because he is the kind of president that if we had more of, we would not need to send our troops in harms way more often and when we do it would be at less cost in the lives to our people and others. He is a man who understands what it means to be in the military and I know that he would not waste this precious resource. He is an honest president who is not afraid to make the tough decisions that he must make. I trust this man and I believe that is a commodity we have long done without."
Joseph, San Luis Obispo, CA
"I am very proud of President Bush and his military service to our Country. I am also proud of my Vietnam Era Air National Guard service. Our unit was activated for 18 months during the Vietnam War, 1/2 our unit and all of our F-100 pilots deployed to Southeast Asia. The other half, my group, stayed stateside. There was certainly no guarantee that National Guard service would keep you from being called to active duty. Just ask any of the National Guard or Reserve Troops who have served our Country since World War I."
Dwight Van Horn, Hayden, ID
"I am proud to state that I served in the United States Army National Guard during the Viet Nam Era. My specialty was "Chief Computer for an 8 Inch Howitzer and an Honest John Missile". During this time all computations were done manually with slide rulers and logarithms. For most of my adult life I have been registered as an Independent voter. However, since the events on "9/11", I have become receptive to the action/reaction of President George W. Bush in the War Against Terrorism. Please add my name as one of President Bush's Veteran supporters and thank you for protecting our country. May God Bless America!"
James Peter [J. P.] Trujillo, San Francisco, CA
"I served in the U. S. Navy from 1965 to 1971 and in the U. S. Navy Reserve 1979 to 1981. Was a crew member on the USS New (DD818) while on Northern Search and Rescue missions in Vietnam 1967/68. I support president George W. Bush 110%, and am appalled at the attacks by Kerry and the other anti-American liberals."
Michael Danese, Cedar Grove, TN
"Having served my country from 1968 through 1972 in the U.S. Navy I took an oath to uphold the constitution of this great nation and to stand behind my President. President Bush has demonstrated that he is a president who stands behind his men and women in uniform. He has also shown that once his hand is put to the plow he does not turn back on his word. If a man has nothing else in this world, he has his word and reputation. President Bush is a Commander in Chief who has proven he will stay the course. This is a refreshing quality not often seen in Washington."
James, Newton, NC
"I am veteran of the Vietnam war in 1967 through 1968. I support George Bush because he is a man with the country at heart. I would be glad to fight one more time for my country under President George Bush even at my age of 57. Just call on the old vets and we will come to fight for our counrty. People like Jane fonda and John Kerry belong in jail for the things that they said about the Veitnam Vets. Does he think he is the only person with medals? I have three bronze stars and a purple heart and air medals and severel other medals as well and I earned them all. Hope I have not rambled on and you can read this thanks for every thing."
Mark, Springfield, VT
"I am a retired member of this country's armed forces. I served proudly, 4 yrs in the US [Army] and 18 yrs as a member of Texas Army National Guard. I am proud to have served and equally proud to say that the President and I both have the same military lineage with the Texas Guard. We are lucky as a nation to have President Bush as our Commande-in-Chief during these dangerous times. When I think of the alternative we have to shudder. God Bless the President and God Bless the United States."
Chuck Fiedler, Fort Worth, TX
"When I count my blessings, I count our current Commander-in-Chief among them. Thank you President George W. Bush, and I hope to meet you one day, sir. Until then, my family and I pray each day that God would watch over you, the First Lady, your daughters, and give you the wisdom and courage to fight the good fight. Go well."
Wayne Johnson, Huntsville, AL
"President Bush always has had my support for bringing Honor back to the Oval Office. However during his Presidential Address to the Nation on October 7, 2001, when he said these famous words "We will not waver; we will not tire; we will not falter; and we will not fail. Peace and freedom will prevail." I stood up in my own home and saluted him As My Commander in Chief. And when he went on to say to all of the Leaders in the entire world "You are either with us - Or Against us" either way we are coming. I right then and there knew that we as a country had great men leading us into the new Millennium. God Bless President George W. Bush and his entire family; with special honors going to his Mother Barbara. After hearing her speak it is easy to understand how and why George W. became such a good person."
Paul Cauley, Indianapolis, IN
More here:
http://vets4bush.com/vetcomments.shtml
