Posted by keith molden on December 25, 2019 at 02:56:12 from (209.33.116.149):
In Reply to: Christmas Eve 1970 posted by muleboss on December 24, 2019 at 15:24:20:
I was already in country at Meito/Canto I don't remember how to spell them anymore, I guess it's because I wanted to forget them when I left there. We had a zapper attack 1 week later on New years Eve. I had forgotten about it till I read your post. I remember the longhorn cheese my mom sent me that I shared with my buddies. It had gotten pretty warm on it's way to us but we ate it anyway. The cookies and other goodies were great tho. Even the cheese was good to us. I'm so glad to be where I am this Christmas and wish the military stationed around the world could be at home with their loved ones and sure thank them that we can enjoy our freedom because of what they are doing. Merry Christmas to all. Keith
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