Finally My Son is home!!!!!

[Bigbeavk]

It's been 2 years since I've been able to hug him. Oh how sweet it is. He's been stationed in England for a couple years deploying to several areas with the Air Force. Thank God he's been relatively safe in his job assignments. Now I've got him back for a month and get to teach him how to ride and get his MC license.

God Bless our brave Soldiers

:yahoo:

 

[Mount Rainier]

God Bless our brave Soldiers :yahoo:

+1000000000 - Give him a hug from all of us and ask him to share them all around when he returns to his unit.

Thank you!!!!!

Keep Going!

 

[squeezer]

:clapping: :clapping:

Enjoy every moment.

 

[Bustanut joker]

Most excellent! Congratulations and Welcome Home Airman. :clapping: And thank you.

You two have some good times together.

:jester:

 

[Panman]

Yes, give him a Damm big hug! Every one of them, all those young men (and women) needs a hug, thanks to all of them.

 

[fz1don]

It's been 2 years since I've been able to hug him. Oh how sweet it is. He's been stationed in England for a couple years deploying to several areas with the Air Force. Thank God he's been relatively safe in his job assignments. Now I've got him back for a month and get to teach him how to ride and get his MC license.God Bless our brave Soldiers

:yahoo:

It's great to have them home. My oldest son has been gone for a year and a half. (US Coast Guard in Kodiak Alaska) He got to come home for 30 days and we are enjoying every minute. Doing a little riding when the weather permits and just hanging out together.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

It's been 2 years since I've been able to hug him. Oh how sweet it is. He's been stationed in England for a couple years deploying to several areas with the Air Force. Thank God he's been relatively safe in his job assignments. Now I've got him back for a month and get to teach him how to ride and get his MC license.God Bless our brave Soldiers

:yahoo:

I'm happy for you. I appreciate his serving. Nice new Year present!

 

[FJRBluesman]

AWESOME!!!

Hug him for me too and tell him thank you very much for his service to our country, I greatly appreciate it.

 

[Patriot]

AWESOME!!!
Hug him for me too and tell him thank you very much for his service to our country, I greatly appreciate it.

Gunny or Tech Sgt or whatever

+1

 

[Tyler]

+1000000000 - Give him a hug from all of us and ask him to share them all around when he returns to his unit.
Thank you!!!!!

Keep Going!

That's a big 10-4 in agreement with these sentiments... so glad that he is home with you!! :yahoo:

 

[FJR-RemingtonRider]

Sincere Welcome Home!

And a major Salute for his brave service.

 

[iCruze]

It's been 2 years since I've been able to hug him. Oh how sweet it is. He's been stationed in England for a couple years deploying to several areas with the Air Force. Thank God he's been relatively safe in his job assignments. Now I've got him back for a month and get to teach him how to ride and get his MC license.God Bless our brave Soldiers

:yahoo:

Congrats, tell your Airman son that he is appreciated by this AF First Sergeant for all that he does. And realize that the Air Force will only let him ride a 600cc bike for his first year so it will be a while until he can graduate to the Feej.

 

[vabrzn]

Looks like the New Year has a bonus for you!

 

[Bigbeavk]

" And realize that the Air Force will only let him ride a 600cc bike for his first year so it will be a while until he can graduate to the Feej."

He's planning on starting out with a Suzuki SV 650 once he gets his license. Do you know if they will allow this? I found a FZ600 Fazer on London's Craigslist but he said he wants a naked bike. He'll find rain soon enough and be looking for s fully clothed bike.

 

[TheAxeman]

Thanks to your son for his service and thanks to his family for allowing him to do so....

 

[FJR DaveH]

I'm happy for you, dad. Thank your son for his service.

 

[Checkswrecks]

I'm actually on the computer because I just wrote Happy New Years to my brother (pseudo-son) in south Baghdad. Glad yours can be home.