Let Us Not Forget...

[Prof]

We are approaching 4000 lost American lives in Iraq...

Currently: 3,936 and counting...

No matter how tough it gets here at home these numbers should give us perspective...

Thanks to all of you who do what you do to support freedom.

 

[Texas Yellow Fever]

Amen, brother!!!

 

[ntw0rk]

It IS red shirt Friday after all!

Never to be forgotten....

God Bless them, everyone.

 

[SRT-10 OF SWEDEN]

Never forget....

God bless them...

Stefan...

 

[Begood]

I will never forget.

Bill.

 

[Django]

God rest our fallen heroes.....

D

 

[WAZZSUP]

Men and Women that lead by example.

 

[includemeout]

They will Never be Forgotten.

 

[DRamSrt10]

I will never forget. God bless them! I want to thanks all of these lost American lives for support our country.

 

[Silverback]

And let's not forget those in the World Trade Center Towers, and the Pentagon.

 

[ViperJeff]

And let's not forget those in the World Trade Center Towers, and the Pentagon.

And Flight 93

 

[Black1]

God Bless our troops.... God keep and protect all that are lost.

 

[iraqivet01]

Let not make their death in vain. Pullling out before the job is one is for 16 year olds.

As Soldiers, we are aware what could happen to us on deployment or in a war zone. Those who put on a uniform, whether it's police, fireman, EMT, or a Military understand that.

Whatever the number is, so be it. it a good thing they didn't worry about a count during WWII.

If you think it a bad thing, just ask a member of the team from my unit that just returned from a year there. Everyone of them are true believer that we need to say the course.

Those of you stuck in the 60's and believe in Love and not war. Go suck on your bong, and do some yoga. The Government sent us there to do a job, so let us worry about the number. It a volunteer army, and each one understand the risk that comes with the job.

 

[JRSVIPR]

Let not make their death in vain. Pullling out before the job is one is for 16 year olds.

As Soldiers, we are aware what could happen to us on deployment or in a war zone. Those who put on a uniform, whether it's police, fireman, EMT, or a Military understand that.

Whatever the number is, so be it. it a good thing they didn't worry about a count during WWII.

If you think it a bad thing, just ask a member of the team from my unit that just returned from a year there. Everyone of them are true believer that we need to say the course.

Those of you stuck in the 60's and believe in Love and not war. Go suck on your bong, and do some yoga. The Government sent us there to do a job, so let us worry about the number. It a volunteer army, and each one understand the risk that comes with the job.

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