My father served in the Army during the Korean War. Was in the 101st Airborne, but at that point in time, this unit (from what I have read) was sort of "rebuilding."

He was stationed in NYC making training films from what I understand. He passed away about 25 years ago and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

I have heard some of his "war" stories, but most of them have to do with the NYC nightlife and women.

Please drop my name in the proverbial hat.

I just want to acknowledge and appreciate your karma for veterans such as myself. When I finally move to a free state, I will join your karmas for guns such as this.

Thank you kindly.

Please add me in as well, USAF 61-65 mostly as a K-9 handler.

Thanks for what you do OR

Great Karma. USAF 1954-1974.

enter me please.
lost my older brother in a B-17 over Germany in WW2
That B-17 was named "Chain Gang".
Anyone know how to get info on this plane
or photos even better please let me know.
Best Regards, Jack

Please include me in this karma. I would love for my Veteran Father to have this.

Please include me in you generous Karma.
US Army 07071983-06011992

Funny story...Me, my BFF "shovel Rick" my then girlfriend and his then girlfriend went camping over a 3 day weekend. We got there late on a moonless night. Rick decided he needed to go, NOW and wanted me as his security/backup. So he takes care of business and we go back to the campgrounds to join our girlfriends. It turns out the campgrounds was situated next to a golf course and Rick took a dump on one of the greens. Nearly made a "hole in one". We ddin't know it was a golf course at 2200 on a dark night just a good clearing to take care of business. We did claim ignorance when the MP's came around asking if we knew anything about it. Seems some bird Col's ball rolled right into it and for some reason he complained.

I would like to enter for my son who is currently serving in the USMC. Thanks for your generosity.

Please enter me in this generous KARMA...My dad served in Germany in WWII (he always told us that his wish was that his sons would not have to)...Thomas Harold Williams was a hero in the strictest sense and expected his offspring to be excellent American Citizens ...

As a young man in Germany in 1945 (first time out of Claremont/Gainsville GA...after shipping out after basic to Italy)...



As an old man from Memorial Day in 2016 placing the flowers at the WWII memorial calibration in Smyrna GA (he passed later that year) as an older survivor of the "life things" that shaped his life and made him the man/father that shapped the lives of his children (all of us as well as grand children) to love this Republic...

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USN 1990-2018. Thanks for a chance at a most excellent karma!

Thanks for the opportunity. WOW
USAF 77 - 81. Air National Guard 82 - 2000. Mobile communications COMSEC. I didn't do anything exceptionally interesting but was blessed to meet my future wife in the ANG. We are exceptionally proud that our son has chosen to follow out footsteps and is an E-3 in the USAF maintaining F-16s. Coolest thing I saw was A-10s making strafing runs. I was CLOSE and the first time one fired I just about wet myself! Best wishes!

My father was a US Army Combat Engineer, I was in the US Army 10th SFG(A), and my son is a US Army Infantry 2nd LT.

Thank you for the chance at a great pistol.

Korea 1989



Gulf 1991 (Right Side)



Norwegian Sea 1992 (Right end)





As for an interesting story...
I spent some pre-trial confinement time here with my best friend and later the Best Man at my wedding who is currently a Lt.Col that commands 2nd Raider BN. MARSOC .
(He’s on the left end in the pic on ship)
Funny how well things just seem to work out for us !





Proud of my friend beyond words. If chosen I’ll be sending this pistol him.

USMC 1968-1972, 1974-1991
Thank you for the chance.

Super generous Karma once again.
A couple of potentially interesting things that occurred during my naval submarine career.
We ran aground at test depth one time and I have played football at the north pole during a deployment circumnavigating North America and through the Panama Canal.

Ed Hall
USN, MM1/SS nuclear, USS Gurnard SSN-662

USAF Vietnam Era veteran '72-'75.
Appreciate it. Looks awesome.

Count me in please. Thanks very much for the karma opportunity.

Combat Engineer Officer (21B), Alabama ARNG 1989-1993, B Co, 151 En Bn (Anniston), PL & XO. Here I am in Panama in 1991, Operation "Fuertes Caminos", with then Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, GEN Colin Powell:



My younger son, now a Combat Engineer Officer:



He is a third generation Army; my late father in law was a Field Artillery E-5 in WW2, 11 FA Bn, 24 ID, Pacific Theater, 155mm Howitzer. He was at Schofield Barracks when Pear Harbor was attacked.

My active duty service ended 27 years ago! Still hard to believe... anyway, I’ve never owned a 228 and have always regretted that. Thanks for the chance!

I’m a slacker too, but my son wasn’t.
He was part of 170th infantry and served in Afghanistan.
Count me in please and I’ll give him the gun if the karminator so choses.

Thanks.