I wasn’t in long enough to be considered a veteran. But Father, brother, and lots of relatives were. I’m entering for my cousins son, an E-9 Marine.

Please include me for consideration. Served as did many in my family.
Late Dad and Uncle in Korea pictured here.



Can’t thank you enough for your consistent generous and sincere contributions here and in your daily life.

You lead by example. Thank you- it is appreciated.

Count me in please! I've never owned an AR platform rifle before but would love the chance to.

US Army active duty 1991-1995
Pennsylvania Army National Guard 2001-2002
Pennsylvania Air National Guard 2002-2008

Putlos German Bundeswehr base in Oldenburg, Germany not far from Denmark. My unit would go there once a year to live fire Stinger missiles out over the Baltic Sea from crews carried by Bradley’s. This was 1995 I think:

Please include me. USMC 0311, 83/87. Mi Army Nat Guard for a few more.

Wow! Please add me in! U.S. Army 1976 MOS 95Bravo "We Serve Proudly!" And thanks!

I’d like a try U.S Army 88-94. Spent some time in the sandbox 90-91.

Army National Guard 1966-1972 out as 1LT

Count me in

U.S. Navy
Active duty 1987 - 1995
Electrician - Submarines - Navy Nuclear Power
Left active duty service 1995
Re-entered U.S. Navy Reserves 2007
2007 - Present : Chief - Intelligence Specialist with several NSW units.

The best times have been the training with NSW and the trips to Korea, Love the Korean food and culture and most of the people.

Please consider me for your Karma and thank you for your generosity.

This is fabulous. Please count me in.

i would pass this on to my son who is currently deployed overseas, parts unknown.

thank you for the chance

Very generous karma Q. Please include me.
USN 78-84 and mostly Navy family.

Thanks to all past/present and future veterans.

That is an extremely generous Karma (especially these days) and a darn sexy carbine.

I would like to be considered for this. My father is a retired Army vet who was drafted in 1969 and sent to Vietnam. After returning home and realizing he no longer fit in he decided to re-enlist in the Army and served for 22 years.

Nice karma Q. Thanks to everyone that served and Is still serving. Please do not include me.

Please include me in your generous Karma. US Army 1984-1991, MOS 54B3H.

Here is a picture of my wife, son, and me on the USS George H. W. Bush on Christmas Day, 2017. At the time, he was an enlisted ET. He is currently a Cryptographic Warfare officer.



A couple of other (hopefully) interesting stories regarding family military service:

My paternal grandfather served in the 326th Field Artillery, 84th Division during World War I. He spoke fluent German, so when his unit returned to the U.S., he was held over in Europe to serve as an interpreter.

An uncle by marriage also served in World War I, however he served in the Imperial German Army. After the war, he emigrated to the U.S. where he met and married my mom's older sister. They opened and ran a neighborhood bakery until his death in the late 60s.

Outstanding karma, Q. Count me in, with thanks.
US Army active and reserve 1977-1992.
Served in the same Division as my pop (WWII) and my Uncle (Korea).

Thanks, great offer.

I got my start in the National Guard at 17.

Then 8.5 years Navy active. After getting out, another 1.5 years in the Navy Reserve.

Awesome Karma!

I served 1984-1987 active duty - 82nd Airborne Division. Turned 18 in basic training at Ft. Benning which was the day we went through tear gas training, a very memorable birthday.

Wonderful and generous. Please count me in: Army National Guard (VA and MD): 1991-1994 (1LT, field artillery). My Dad was a USNA graduate and my FIL was a West Pointer.

thanks for the generous opportunity

USCG 1979-1983

Awesome Karma. Thank you for the chance to win.
USCG 1976-1980.
2 two years on the USCGC Jarvis WHEC-725 a High Endurance Cutter stationed out of Honolulu. I struck my rate and left the Jarvis as a BM3. Next two years I was stationed at the Marine Safety Office in Corpus Christi, Tx. driving a 32 ft. Harbor Patrol Boat chasing oil spills and tank ship boarding in the Port.
All in all a very positive experience.