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#1525161 11/09/2023 3:22 AM
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First of all, a big shout out to my fellow veterans for this Veterans' Day 2023!

On this day, my Marine Corps motto of Semper Fidelis applies to all -- Always Faithful! You/We answered the call, stood the watch and, in some cases, sacrificed to ensure that the dream and ideal of Freedom endures.

We have many on Stovebolt, and representing *many* flags, not just the United States. We salute you all who have stood the ramparts of Freedom worldwide, shoulder to shoulder, to hold back the forces of darkness and evil.

God bless you all.

Today, Peggy and I had a very special visit here at Stovebolt HQ ... Max. Max started out his life as a U.S. Military working Dog. He went to Afghanistan. In subsequent action there found himself a captive of the Taliban who abused him severely. He was rescued and returned to the US in a seriously abused state and near death. He was adopted by a Beirut Brother of mine and nursed back to health as you can see in the picture.

It was a joyous afternoon at Stovebolt HQ.

Not all veterans walk on only two legs ...

Semper Fi, Max!!

V/R
John
U.S Army ROTC '82/'83
US Navy '83-'87
US Marine Corps '87-'01
USN Civ '01-'20

Daughter -- US Navy Civ.
Daughter -- US Navy contractor
Dad -- Aviation Photographer's Mate 3rd Class, USN '48-'54
Father In Law -- Bosun's Mate/Aviation Officer Candidate USN WW2
Brother-in-Law -- Capt (0-3E), USAF Ret'd
Nephew -- Maj., USAF Ret'd
Grand Nephew -- 2ndClass Petty Officer, US Navy (active)
Uncle -- USAAC WW2 (B-24 aircrew, Pacific Theatre)
Grandfather -- USMC WW1
Other Grandfather -- SFC/2ndLt (Airborne) U.S. Army, WW2
Cousin -- LtCol USAF, Ret'd
Cousin -- CWO5 US Army Ret'd
Great Great Grandfather -- Captain, U.S. Army (Civil War)
Great Great Great Great Grandfather -- Pvt, Continental Army
Great Great Great Great Uncle -- Pvt, Swedish Army

We sort of have a military family wink Only two of us are Marines.
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~ John

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Thank you - to all that served

i did not serve ; but, i shake the hand of all that served - no matter what war/conflict.

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Stovebolters, A big shout out to all who have served our beloved country as either a former or current member of the Armed Forces. I honor you as a "Veteran" as we celebrate tomorrow's holiday.
I especially honor my son Matthew, who serves in one of the USMC's attack helicopter squadrons as a maintenance tech leader. Pics are: 1) Our last time meeting with his girlfriend in front of car/truck model shop in Las Vegas, NV during his pre-deployment leave; & 2) his bootcamp yearbook graduation page (he is shown lower left 2nd row up from the bottom). Good day.
V/r,
Nick or "NJC"
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The local VA hospital celebrated last weekend. I only learned about it because my brother-in-law was spiffing up his Corvette when I stopped by his house. BTW we both are veterans.


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Thanks John, and a hearty "HOOAH" to you and all fellow veterans, both the 2 legged and 4 legged kind!!! salute2

I would also like to say an equally big "THANK YOU" to all veteran's family members as they did/do so much to allow us to serve and support Freedom, both at home and around the world. In my mind, they are as much Veterans as we are.

God bless one and all.


~ Dan
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To all you vets out there. A big thanks for your service.

Me: US Army Ordnance Officer 1972-1978
My Dad: US Army Infantry WW2 TSgt & Silver Star Recipient, RIP


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Who's a good boy?


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Tomorrow, Applebees have free meals for Vets. I have never gone but my brother-in-law has reminded me twice, maybe just maybe.

Father, WW2, Germany
Brother, USAF, 23 years - then Wright Paterson AFB, civilian, his wife also
Me E5, Army, 71foxtrot. Viet Nam 1968

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Welcome Home !
Me too ! Army E5, Vietnam 1967-68
Hope you have a good day brother !

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TO YOU ALL .............
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It’s always a little awkward when someone thanks me for my service. So many gave it all!


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Originally Posted by Bjstrudy
It’s always a little awkward when someone thanks me for my service. So many gave it all!
Just accept it gracefully. There would have been more who gave it all if you hadn’t served. They have Memorial Day as well. Never forget the fallen.


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I would also like to say an equally big "THANK YOU" to all veteran's family members as they did/do so much to allow us to serve and support Freedom, both at home and around the world. In my mind, they are as much Veterans as we are.

HEAR! HEAR! Gdads51!!!! I missed my family ALOT because of Mother Nature or some jerk wanted something that didn't belong to him or wanted more money. Usually around Christmas time.

Granddaughter E4 USAF
Brother CPO2 Navy KIA Vietnam 1971
Father SMCPO Navy Pacific WWII
Half brother LCPL Marine KIA Vietnam 1969


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Being a little hard of hearing and distracted I don't always respond to them and later when I realize what was said I feel bad.


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bjstrudy ... Milton??? Miss Peggy's and my first place to live together after we were married was in Milton! We loved Santa Rosa County and were blessed to have lived there for 2 years while I was scaring myself (and others) in the mighty T-34C.

Welcome to Stovebolt!!

John
(VT-3 -- The Red Knights)


~ John

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I didn't serve, but I honor and respect all that have fought for our freedoms. Thank you to all of you for your service. salute2

My wife and I are members of GORUCK Tribe and Training, and several times a year they have Hero WODs. On Veterans Day it is the CHAD1000x.

CHAD1000X

We did this last year when we weren't in as good of shape. This year, life got in the way of our training, but we completed it in honor of Chad Wilkinson, and did higher step-ups and more weight.


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