Say THANKS! to us solders!

[tazmocycle]

got this from a friend and thought i would pass it on. please view it if possible. my stepson has served 13 yrs in coast guard and sometimes thinks about coming out to do other things. it take all branches to do the job thats got to be done. thanks, don and susan.

http://www.gratitudecampaign.org/fullmovie.php

[gunboat]

thanks for passing this along, i'am a aircraft mechanic for a major airline here in houston. i have walked up to and shook hands and said thanks to my fellow service men and women. there are times when i get strange looks from other people in the waiting area. this might be a better way to let them know i appreach their service. sure wasn't that way when i came back from 'nam,

thanks again

don

[Gray Ghost]

When my wife and I came back on R&R we had a lot of people voice appreciation. I have to admit that if I had seen someone do the "sign" before I watched the video I would not have had the slightest idea what they were trying to convey.

 

I don't think that I will ever forget, even though I don't know who he/she is, the person that gave one of the officers in the airport when we were on the way back a huge roll of twenties with instructions to hunt down all the GIs and make sure that they had their supper paid for.