Wow, you are so generous!!!

I'm from an Air Force family (my father was a Korean War vet) and would love to be entered into this Karma! Thanks!!!

Please count us in. Our entire family are Navy and Marine Corps Veterans.
Thank you for the opportunity.

Thank you and please count me in.

My dad served in the Army Corp of Engineers in the 50's and 2 cousins served in the Marines in the 80's

My grandfather on my mothers side served in the German army in WWII. He became an American POW and was held in North Carolina till the end of the war.

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After the war, he returned to Germany and got in trouble protesting the genocide being performed by the Russian army in Eastern Germany. Ended up fleeing with his family in the dark of night with out the cloths on their backs. They were able to come to America by 1954.

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Generational veteran here 1987-1991. US Army 19D.

Both brother, both parents served. Generations back through the civil war - someone has served in some combat zone or another as well.

Count me in as well please.

Very generous karma. Please count me in. NJ ARNG from 2000 - 2006.

Such a great karma!

Me: army national guard, current.
Father: army captain ‘69-72
Both maternal and paternal grandfathers: army, WW2.

Thank you for the opportunity.

I request to be added:

Me: Army National Guard Combat MP 1982-1984, US Air Force Security Police Law Enforcement
Specialist 1984-1989

Father: Korean War Vet US Navy and then US Air Force for the rest of his 20 years.

It may be an unattainable dream to have a Q P-series someday, but I'll throw my hat in. My grandfather crossed the Rhine in March of 1945 and two uncles served in Vietnam.

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Originally posted by bald1:

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Originally posted by 10X-Shooter:
Please don’t enter me as I’ve already won a P228 from you. You sir are legendary for the way you honor we veterans, THANK YOU! Happy Veterans Day Vets.

Very well said and I totally agree!
I too was blessed with your karma of a Noveski N4 for Veteran's Day 2017. As such I simply want to again express my thanks and to not be considered here.

Ditto... I scored a P365 from Q on Memorial Day 2022, so I'm self-disqualifying myself.

Words cannot express my gratitude for his incredible generosity.

Thanks for the chance on another most generous karma!


US ARMY 1996-1999 then again 2002 for GWOT

I'm in. Dad was Veterinary officer on board a ship load of mules to China in 1946. I have documents.

Excellent Karma. Please count me in, I served in USAF 1986 to 1990.

I'll throw my name in the pot and clarified... I never served... closet I ever came was 9 months at The Citadel... but my father was one of the Chosen Few... in fact he was in recon company which was the last to come out and held up the rear.


Note the rifle with scope and cheek rest over the front wheel of the jeep... that was his.

Very generous. I’m in.

USARNG 1990-1998

Kindly add me to your most generous karma. Army, Fort Sill 1968-70.

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Originally posted by Blume9mm:
Note the rifle with scope and cheek rest over the front wheel of the jeep... that was his.

Very cool! Thanks for pointing that out.
I have just been skimming through the entries and didn't notice it.

(Hope you didn't mind my comment 12131; this is not a request to be entered in your generous offering.)

Please add me to this generous karma!

This is my father in flight training 1943.
1943 Richard Sterling 1 by bts13lax

And my uncles grave in Epinal.
FB_IMG_1478883630673-1 by bts13lax, on Flickr

Very generous. Thanks in advance for the chance.

Father: U.S. Navy during the Korean War
Uncle: U.S. Army Northern Africa during WW2
Grandfather: Doughboy in WW1

Thank you again!

Thank you for what you do.

me - USAF 1969 <2 months bad knee, not a vet
daughter - Retired USAF loadmaster C-130 (20 years)

I'm in. Dad was USMC, enlisted during Korea. Also USMCR activated for Oct'62 - USS Boxer (LPH-4). He was aboard while I was born at MCAS Yuma. Granddad was 322nd Aero Sqdr. USAAS WWI. Best I can determine, in 1918 they were shipping out when the armistice was signed.

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