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Re: I'm Proud to Be A Vet- BUT....


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Posted by oldtanker on November 12, 2013 at 18:53:47 from (66.228.255.116):

In Reply to: I'm Proud to Be A Vet- BUT.... posted by Dan T in MO on November 11, 2013 at 21:06:47:

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Dan T, it's the MOH not the CMH. There is noting nor has there been anything honorable about congress for decades. Please do not down grade the people who have been awarded the Medal Of Honor.

For the OP. I know a guy who did serve. US Army, 2 years, truck driver during Vietnam. He never left the states and was discharged honorably in 69. He claims to have been SF in Nam and a member of Delta Force. Delta Force wasn't created until long after he got out. I called him on it in public. He's still telling the same old lies. So the man who you shared your table with may have served and may had done nothing other than a support job in the states and is jealous of the guys who served as combat soldiers. Hence the lying about what he did. Couse you may be right. He may have never served. I do know a guy who was Air Force and being a truly non violent person is ashamed of supporting operations that bombed targets during Desert Storm and subsequent "no fly zone". Guess he thought he was joining the boy scouts.

For those of you who did support jobs in any branch. You were needed and did a job that made it possible for me/others to do my/their job.

Rick (US Army ret, Armor 74-96)


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