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Thank you Bill for serving our country with all your heart, mind and strength during a time of war!! This sacrifice left you hearing impaired but you never show regret for your time spent on the bridge directing the weapons.…
My father is a brave man and is proud to have served his country. He came back a different man according to my mom and his parents, but I will only know him as a BRAVE MARINE! He was one…
My husband, John Cleek, served in the Army for 26 years. He retired after serving in Iraq during the war in 2003. He is a true patriot and loves this Country with all of his heart. God bless America and…
My good friend from college as a point man on a squad who was killed by a claymore mine in a senseless war. - Bill Wall
My father was a testament to The Greatest Generation, he never spoke of his war experiences & carried his honor to his death in 1995 without a single complaint or expectation tied to his service. I know only from family…
A WAVE in Naval Intelligence, the best woman I know will be 97 in August. — Thank You, Mom
So proud of my uncle. Not just because he served our country but because he was an honorable man. He loved and cared deeply for his family and was one of the kindest men I've ever known. He passed away…
Thank you for your faithful service and your inspiring faith in Jesus. -Anonymous
I Cannot thank my dad enough for setting the best example of patriotism. -Angela McGuire
Thank you for your courage, your bravery, for staring down your enemy and facing battle. We are lucky, indebted, and blessed for what you did. - Josh Wortman
My son, Rob, is so embarrassed that his Mom is doing this. He is very quiet about his service and accomplishments but I wanted to show how proud I am of him and all that he has done. He quietly…
Thank you for your service, Dad. And for the lessons of love, honor and duty that you taught us by the way you lived your life. - Mary Lippa
She continues to serve and is an inspiration to me. - Tim Weiler
I thank God every day my son made it back alive. I am so very proud of my son. He continues to honor and serve others each day of his life! - Lee Forseth
Saw a Facebook post mentioning the heroics of an Army aviator, couldn't help but post something about my father: Col Frank H. Mayer, US Army, retired, this is a copy of the official declaration: The President of the United States…
Thank you Chuck Shultz and Frances Arb for laying down your lives for our country. These two men were so young and didn't make it back home. In your honor, - Gene and Judy McIntosh
Virgil Hay MD, graduated from the Ohio State Med School in1912, & signed up for WWI, Army Medical Corps, & helped run an ambulance train in France & Belgium in 1917-1918. Love you, & thanks for your service! - Jerry…
You are the reason this website exists. You could have left your post returning mortar fire, but even as the enemy slowly reeled your team in, you all stayed until the ultimate sacrifice was given. A true hero! - John…
Faithfully served our country. POW in Germany for 14 months and US Congressman for 12 years. A great christian man who served his country well. -Rick Talcott
Charles Mark Burlingham Jr. served in the US Navy for 30 years. -Anonymous
Lieutenant William Davis III of the United States Navy was awarded the Navy Cross for "Extraordinary Heroism" while serving as a pilot of a carrier based fighter squadron on October 25, 1944. "Flying through intense anti-aircraft fire," the citation reads,…
Thank you, Uncle Reuben, for your service of 42 years in the USAF. And thank you for being a devotional godfather, father figure and uncle. I admire how prideful and empathetic you are and remain inspired by how you tackle…
There wasn't a day I wasn't proud to be your daughter. Lieutenant Commander Edwin Laughren, you served your country in active duty and remained an officer in the Naval Reserves for the rest of your life. You were the best…
What a wonderful way to honor our vets...thanks John for riding this and in a very tiny way, including us in this journey! God bless you and keep you safe. -Anonymous
Bob Hay received his pilots license @ 16, joined the the Army Air Corps prior to Dec 7, 1941, & became an instructor pilot shortly there after. He was later called back to active duty during the Korean War, &…