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I received a call today from my son Ian in Iraq.
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<blockquote data-quote="dsmack" data-source="post: 497037" data-attributes="member: 15210"><p>Mark ~</p><p></p><p>Please add my regards and gratitude for his service the next time you speak with your son. I hope and pray that his time on deployment will be safe and educational for him. The experiences he is having now will stand him in good stead the rest of his life, whether or not he chooses to re-up.</p><p></p><p>I work with a number of Reservists, many of whom have recently returned from various spots... they all tell much more positive stories than those you will read in the mainstream media.</p><p></p><p>We old fogies are able to sleep well at night because young men such as your son continue to be willing to step up to the plate! My time was 1962 - 65, long ago, but the challenges remain pretty much the same even though the venue has changed.</p><p></p><p>Axman ~ Every time I read in your signature line of your son's sacrifice, it chokes me up... God bless him! Thank you for your daily reminder.</p><p></p><p>Don</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dsmack, post: 497037, member: 15210"] Mark ~ Please add my regards and gratitude for his service the next time you speak with your son. I hope and pray that his time on deployment will be safe and educational for him. The experiences he is having now will stand him in good stead the rest of his life, whether or not he chooses to re-up. I work with a number of Reservists, many of whom have recently returned from various spots... they all tell much more positive stories than those you will read in the mainstream media. We old fogies are able to sleep well at night because young men such as your son continue to be willing to step up to the plate! My time was 1962 - 65, long ago, but the challenges remain pretty much the same even though the venue has changed. Axman ~ Every time I read in your signature line of your son's sacrifice, it chokes me up... God bless him! Thank you for your daily reminder. Don [/QUOTE]
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