If you have served or are serving, or if you have family member(s) who did/do the same, you are eligible. Thank you all for your service and sacrifices.
Winner will be picked on Memorial Day. Good luck.

Not a requirement, but, any pics and/or stories you care to share would be appreciated.

The P228: KC (1992) date coded Swiss police trade-in, triple serial numbered, with German and Swiss proof marks. I had the slide re-blued by SIG in August 2014, and they also threw in the new SIGLITE for free. So, the tritium is still very bright. It will come with a manual, no test target, and 2x "high cap" mags, in the gray plastic SIGARMS case.

*** WINNER = maxwayne ***

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Please count me in. US Army, both active and reserve duty. My wife served in the Army reserve as well and my father in the Army during the Korean War.

I never had the pleasure. 1x Uncle served in Vietnam, Lost another that never came home. Grand Father served in France in WW2, x2 cousins in Desert Storm. If allowed count me in.

Your generosity is off the charts! Please include me. My uncle Kurt was killed in North Africa in WWII. My dad served in the late 50's and early 60's, and my daughter is nearing the end of her second hitch. Just this past weekend, she spent some time on the range with a SAW.

Very nice karma. Please count me in. My dad served in Vietnam back in the mid 60's and I had several great uncles in WWII.

Thanks,
Chris

Family member: My uncle was captured in the Pacific during WW-2 and was a POW. He did make it home safely.

I was USN 1956 - 1960, and USNR 1960 - 1962.

Please include me in this terrific karma.

Please include me...



Here's a pic of me during some desert training back in the mid 90's some time. It was a different world.

Please count me in. That is a beautiful firearm that I would be proud to win!. US Army 1964-1985.

2 tours of duty in Viet Nam. (1st) 1965-1967, Scout/2nd Battalion/2nd Infantry/ 1st Infantry Division.



(2nd) 1970-1971 Scout, 1st Battalion 77th Armor 5th Infantry Division

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Count me in, riding the coattails of gramps.

WWII:

I'd like a shot sir.

I never served. I went the LEO route out of high school/college, but my old man severed in the US Army Reserve and retired in 2012 at the rank of Captain.

He was an RN and was deployed twice. First was in Desert Storm. Dad was one of the staff that responded to the scene after a Scud missile was shot down and landed on the barracks. Back then, you just couldn't text your old man and say "are you alright dad", I had to wait on a letter for weeks from him to tell me he was ok. I remember him telling me about OKC bombing a few years later. He was working at the VA (about 1 mile away) when it went up. Said the scene was very close to how chaotic it was in the Gulf. I only wonder if he was supposed to be there in 1991, so he could help again in 1995. Dad lost a good friend over there in that attack. Dad kept his bible and gave it to me when he returned. I need to dig it out. It was a pretty cool thing to see.

I'll dig mine out this evening if I can find it, but it looked like this:

Vietnam '70-'71



Thanks for the chance!!

Please count me in, US Army 1988-1992 and my dad was US Army 1956-1986.

Thank you!

Please include me. I just retired after 33 years active USCG. My father is a Vietnam veteran (USAF helicopter air rescue crew). My grandfather was WWII U. S. Army infantry. My great-grandfather was killed in WWI. My son is currently in the USCG Reserve.

My people have served throughout our history.

I am grateful that most of it was by choice, or with willingness.

And I share the honor of my "brothers and sisters" for you gracious gift, this time and in the past.

Please do not include me, but I just had to offer my humble appreciation for your generosity.

And I am glad you are my American brother, more than words could ever convey, and it makes the cost of a terrible war, worth the sacrifice.


"... to save a single life is as if one saved the entire world."

I’d like an opportunity on behalf of my wife (USN), father (USN), and 2nd oldest son (USMC, AF reserves), and the many other family members who served.

Thanks for your generosity!

Well I guess I would qualify. My daddy and his brothers were all WWII, Great Grandpa Civil War (Southern side) then more back to the 1700's. after they came from Germany.
I'm the last Veteran in the family it ends with me no more kids. I was Vietnam Era Army.

Q don't enter me it wouldn't be right I've already been blessed by your kindness.

It would be something Memorial Day is my birthday and the day Audie Murphy died 28 May 1971

Great karma!
I served from 83-89, USN.

Would love that OR.
O-NG 1969-1975. Fort Lewis Wash. May 1969-Oct 1969

Thank you kindly- please consider me.

Many in my family are veterans, some still serving.

Some of the ones that served:

Great Uncles- Navy WWII, cousin Navy WWII lost on USS Arizona during Pearl Harbor Attack, Dad- Gator Navy in Korea, his brothers, one Army MP, one Special Forces, uncles Navy and Army, cousins Army (4), brother Navy Boomer submarines, me Navy Fast Attack submarines (75-80).