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Thank you for the marvelous opportunity on this Sig. My father was in WWII, Battle of the Bulge. I was the later in life son after multiple daughters.

Thanks to all who serve or served.
 
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Please count me in for a chance. My father served in the Air Force during the Korean War., and now my son has joined the Air Force, and is currently in tech school at Fort Leonard Wood. In November, he will move to Ellsworth AFB.

I really miss my shooting buddy.

Thank you for this, 12131!



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My grandfather in WWII The Bulge and after.





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Will need to find some photos, not much story, as I served during the Cold War. Kaduna AB Okinawa, RAF Mildenhall UK, and Grand Forks ND.

Dad and Uncle served in the Navy during the Korean War transporting equipment to Tule AB Greenland.



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Thanks for your generosity. Please enter me as my son is currently serving in the USMC.
 
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I am in, USAF 2001-2006, thanks for the chance good luck everyone!
 
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Please add me. Retired in 92 after serving 26 years in US Army. Had blood relatives serve in almost every war since the Revolutionary war but alas the tradition ended with me.



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USCG 88-11
My dad was also inthe CG from 66-70

I’ve got some good sea stories but they all start with, “I was really drunk at the time” hahaha

Thanks for the chance!



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Awesome karma, thank for the opportunity.

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Don’t count me because I have not served, I just wanted to thank all those who have and say this is an awesome karma!



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Please count me in.

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A tremendously generous karma - thank you!

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Thanks you again for all you do. one of my regrets in life is that I did not serve. I came of age at the end of the Vietnam era. Many of my family members haved served in the past, and a nephew died in a training drill while serving in the Marines. thanks again,

Jim
 
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Maternal grandfather served in the Korean War. Thank you for the chance as always!


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Wow, That is most gracious of you.
Please add my entry.

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Please put me down for a birthday entry.

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Please sign me up for this very generous karma!
4 years of Army here,with most male members of my family with Army service as well.
 
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In please sir. USAF, 1977-1981 MAC, Det 29 at Buckley ANG Base for most of it. Now it's a full time AFB.



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USMC vet here. Thanks for the chance!!!



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I'll toss my hat in the ring for this.

grandfather on my dad's side: he was a retired E9 in the army. Enlisted sometime at or just before WWII. Never really spoke about his time and when asked, talked about the great skills military teaches our youth.

grandfather in my mom's : he was a 90-day wonder boy during WWII. This was when drafted, they found out he had a degree and 90 days later was commissioned in the US Navy (Tom Hanks character eludes to also being this in Saving Private Ryan). I know he served in the South Pacific and i have the a silver box which his LtJg bars were presented along with the ribbons (on a bar) which he earned. As a sailor, I cherish these items.

He also repeated that if I ever wanted to know what real war was like, I was to ask my other grandpa.

M dad was set to be drafted into Vietnam. Because my mom was pregnant with me, and my dad was the eldest male in the family, his draft notice was nullified.

Me; I spent 23 years enlisted in the Navy as an Aircraft Electrician. Did seven cruises (almost 11 years sea time) and visited almost 30 different countries. I was in VF-2 for Desert Storm and aboard the USS Tarawa when the Cole was attacked/ bombed (ie, we were there). Three of my four children were born when I was away and the one I was home for (my second daughter), was born on the same day as I.

None of my three daughters joined the military though two of them married into the military. The youngest, my son, joined the Army as a battle field medic and is now finishing his degree. If all goes as planned, and my wonderful daughter-in-law keeps him in line, the kid will be commissioned in the Navy 2021.






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