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It appears that the 2 hardest words to say to a military veteran is "Thank you!"
ReplyDeleteI hope enough people see things like this so when they see a person in uniform, the least they can do is say thank you.
Here is a true story that warms my heart. I was outside a popular restaurant on Nov. 10th. He was getting out of a car with people that I assumed was his family. I yelled, "Happy Birthday Marine." He looked at me with a quizzical look and said "It's not my...." He smiled, snapped to attention said, "Thank you sir. Hoo rah!", did a proper about face and joined his family. Just my opinion but it looked like he was walking a little taller than before.
If I haven't said it before, "Thank you Mike!"
Have a great weekend!
Steve
Steve thank you sfor sharing this story with me.it warms my heart to see our militarey held in high regard as it is now.Not the way a lot of poeple though of it during the Nam war.Yeh I bet the guy did that indeed.
ReplyDeleteTwo friends of ours have been involved with Rolling Thunder for many many years.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the video.
Hope you and yours and having a nice weekend.
CrystalChick,I thank your friends for participating in Rolling Thunder.I hope that you and your family have a great weekend as well.
ReplyDeletemike...I just got home a little while ago from attending my 2nd Rolling Thunder! It is such a huge honor to be escorted as a Blue Star Mother VIP. To see the streets of our Nation's Capitol lined with people thanking the Vets and thanking the Moms...truly is a good moment!
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AirmanMom,I bet it is quite fun to be there.
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