[quote="JDseller"](quoted from post at 21:22:48 05/13/12) We went to church this morning. My wife was visiting with a few other Ladies after Sunday school. She over heard one of them talking about how tough money was for her right now. Her husband is a part time farmer and works in town at a local lumber yard. The problem is he is in the Air National Guard. He is currently at Riyadh Air Base in Saudi Arabia working in ----]
Kudos to you JDseller, Retired and just read this post, and glad to see the positive attitudes. Got spit on coming back to the land of the big BX in 68.
Thought I would through this in as I just recieved my newsletter.
National Military Appreciation Month
Week of May 14, 2012
May is National Military Appreciation Month when U.S. Citizens are encouraged to honor the current and former members of the armed forces, including those who have died in the pursuit of freedom and peace. The theme of this year's commemoration is 'Resiliency - honoring the perseverance of Soldiers, Family members, Civilians and Veterans since the birth of our Nation.' For more information, visit the U.S. Army's Stand-To! website and the National Military Appreciation Month website. For more on Military Appreciation Month events, visit the Military.com National Military Appreciation Month site.
Get tha %$**! cousin to tell how he honers those that have kept his priviliged A$$ alive.
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