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MM Family,

After a long almost 12 months. I look forward to going home tomorrow. I will be done with out processing here, and will begin the intregration back into family and civillian life. I am fortunate to have had the opportunities and the small comforts while doing my duty over in Afghanistan. I also know, that their are many not as fortunate as I have been on this deployment and have given the ultimate sacrifice. I give them and their families, prayers and strength to endure the challenges that they may face ahead of them. I know a lot of you are vets as well on this forum. I am proud of what you have done, and I am proud of all of the work and sacrifice that all our boys have done over there. Those guys are doing an incredible job and we can never say enough thank you's to them to make up for the work they have done keeping "it" over there.

We are all blessed to live in the best country in the world. Unless you have witnessed the troubles and challenges that millions of people go through each and every day just to survive, you will never understand just how fortunate we all are. Please cherish it while we have it.

God bless America, and God bless the Troops. :flag:
 
MMBLUE said:
MM Family,

After a long almost 12 months. I look forward to going home tomorrow. I will be done with out processing here, and will begin the intregration back into family and civillian life. I am fortunate to have had the opportunities and the small comforts while doing my duty over in Afghanistan. I also know, that their are many not as fortunate as I have been on this deployment and have given the ultimate sacrifice. I give them and their families, prayers and strength to endure the challenges that they may face ahead of them. I know a lot of you are vets as well on this forum. I am proud of what you have done, and I am proud of all of the work and sacrifice that all our boys have done over there. Those guys are doing an incredible job and we can never say enough thank you's to them to make up for the work they have done keeping "it" over there.

We are all blessed to live in the best country in the world. Unless you have witnessed the troubles and challenges that millions of people go through each and every day just to survive, you will never understand just how fortunate we all are. Please cherish it while we have it.

God bless America, and God bless the Troops. :flag:
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Welcome home and thank you for your service.
 
Thanks for your service.

I wish that I could buy you a beer when you get back home.

Are you coming through Philly or NJ?

Mark

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
 
Ya know Dave you have been given a special GIFT, not only have you serviced your country but also when you get home you'll look around and appreciate more than the average person just how lucky Americans are, things as simple as a side walk, street lights, items that most Americans never think about will now be pretty special.
Thank you for your service from a Nam Vet!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Thank you all for your kind words :bows:

Please continue to support all of the guys and gals still over there. Their commitment is unwavering. :bows::bows::bows:

Today is the day I get out of CRC and back under my roof, in my bed. Can't wait :banana2: (And back behind the wheel of my MM ;) )
 
Support to the fleet, not just in Afghanistan but all SOF worldwide

VR,

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