A belated but heartfelt THANK YOU to all of our brave veterans who left family and the comfort of home to serve our nation, sometimes at great peril.
My wife and I are both veterans and met in the Navy many, many years ago. Not only was I lucky enough to score my life long companion, she is also my best friend and lover. And I have a great sense of pride that comes from having served.
Thank you fellow veterans.
Thank you, both. As an Air Force Mom, I appreciate this post and your contribution.
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My pleasure, thanks for this comment.
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Hi Mike,
I’m eternally grateful especially for those American soldiers – now long-time veterans – who allowed me to grow up in freedom from Nazi and Communist terror by liberating my native Germany from the Nazis and later defending it against Communism. But I’ll also not forget the younger American soldiers/veterans who were and are still fighting for our freedom – this time for freedom from terrorism: Thank you all from my heart,
Pit
P.S.: Talking only of American soldiers/veterans here I don’t want to diminish in any way the efforts of the many allied soldiers from other countries.
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Pit, this is really an astounding and profound comment coming from someone who grew up in Germany. It also goes right to my core as a Jewish person who would not be alive today if the incredible world saving heroes of WW ll did not march into hell and crawl thru unspeakable terror to liberate humanity. Your comment means the world to me and touches me in a deep place. Thank you.
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What a wonderful post Mike! And my thanks to you, your wife, and all Veterans, not just on this day but on every day. Your service is deeply appreciated.
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Thank you sweet Alex, aka the lady Autin.
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Thank you so much for your service Mike, both you and your wife. Vets get me choked up, I am always touched by the sacrifice of them and their families. My Dad was a Navy guy too, lied about his age, I think he was 16 when he joined, that’s where he learned photography. Looks like the Navy provides life long skills and mates. Happy Veterans Day to you and your wife Mike.
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Thank you my sweet friend.
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Thanks Mike, to you and your Bride, for your service.
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De nada, mi hermano.
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I, too am a Vet, and want to thank both you and your wife for your service.
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Which branch when hutch? Thanks bro.
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Thank you Mike, I am retired Navy
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Thank you David (shipmate)
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Thanks to you and your wife and all veterans al over the world for givings us freedom.
Now it’s the time for education for the children of everywhere. So that they know it and never forgot and appreciated all the things young soldiers did for us.
Thanks a lot.
Marylou
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You got it right Marylou. Thanks very much.
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Very nice post Mike. I posted a poem with an image yesterday for veterans like yourself. You can read it at: http://www.robyngrahamphotography.com. Enjoy your day and thank you to you and your wife for serving!
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Thanks very much Robyn.
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Thank you for posting this, and thank you and your wife for honorably serving our country. Being the wife, mother and daughter of veterans I know how special veterans are. Unquestionable loyalty to family, friend and country.
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Thanks for this, and thanks to your proud family.
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Thank you both for your service to this great country. Appreciate your post, Mike.
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You are so welcome. We are proud veterans and lucky lovers 🙂
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And so you should.
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And I do. thank you.
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Thank you!
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My pleasure Michael. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for your good words. My husband and I are a Navy couple also. We met in the Navy, and we are still together 22 years later. There is something to be said for that common ground.
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Well thank you.
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