Question

Are You A Military Veteran?

Answer 1

Answer 2

I am sorry for your Loss.
Semper Fi To Her and the Service she sacrificed her life for.

Answer 3

Answer 4

USN

Answer 5

USMC

Answer 6

Semper Fi, Brother
OOHRAH

Answer 7

Thanks Devil Dog ! Proud to be one of. .
U.ncle S.ams M.isguided C.hildren

Answer 8

Absolutely.
The Few, The Proud, The Marines

Semper Fi

Answer 9

I cant say that officially but I can say SEMPER FI on behalf of my grand daughter that was killed in Iraq 7 years ago this coming 1 April. She was killed on her 20th birthday.
SEMPER FI TONYA...PAW PAW LOVES YA.

Answer 10

Thank you/.

Answer 11

Army, Viet Nam era.

Answer 12

You are most Welcome.

Answer 13

US Navy 1989-1993

Answer 14

My only regret going as a 44 year old man is that I didn't have the guts as 18 year old kid to become a Marine. Instead I pursued a MBA and stared at a computer in my office for the last 25 years...what a waste of my time and effort.

Answer 15

Just curious, but why would being a Marine be so much better than the path you chose?

Answer 16

Because I chose the life of a sheep

Answer 17

Twenty-five years. Ten hours after I graduated from high school the recruiter said step forward and raise your right hand. Four years later I got out, worked my way through St Mary's University,(There was no GI Bill at that time) and went back in for another 21 years. Loved every minute but didn't miss it for a second when I took off the uniform.

Answer 18

U.S. Navy.

Answer 19

I have some regret.

Answer 20

Virtually my entire family going back to the Revolution are/were veterans, but me.

I got #11 in the last draft for Vietnam . . . and then they ***** the draft.

I'm proud of my family history, and I'm proud of my son-in-law in the Navy.

Answer 21

Med-Vac at the DMZ
We were about 100 Klicks north Phnom of stuck between to rice paddies near a little town called Prek Sambo I think that is how they spelled it....been so long.
I cant tell you the condition some of those kids were in. All we could do was to fix them send them to a military hospital and hope for the best. Some returned, some went home never to return.
Would I do it all again, (very long time in thought) yes, because even back than I did it for my country not for my president or politician.

Answer 22

My husband is....

Answer 23

Army Pilot for 22 years.

Answer 24

But I am in the military.

Answer 25

Despite the having the recruiter do his absolute best to get me in, a history of epileptic seizures kept me out. In fact, I even petitioned my US Congressman to get me in but I had no luck.

Answer 26

Twice over.

Answer 27

Yes I am, honorably discharged.

Answer 28

No.

Answer 29

Answer 30

No. I only joined two years ago.

Answer 31

Answer 32

Where did you serve?

Answer 33

The military is send to solve business issues like it was back then when US military was send to bomb cole miners within the US. It doesn't make a difference to me if this habit is now exercised on foreign grounds.

Answer 34

Oct 1960 to Oct 1966.
PLT 195 MCRD Oct 60-Dec'60
1st Rcn Btn, 1st Mar, 1st Mar Div Jan 61-May'61
Hdqs Btn, FMF PAC, 1st Mar Div, Pearl Harbor May-'61-June '62
MAAG-Thailand JTF 116 June '62-Mar '63
Div Schools, 1st Mar Div April-'63-Dec '63
LFTU, 1st Mar Div Dec '63-Oct '64
Reserves 1st Mar Div Oct '64-Oct '66

Answer 35

GMG-3 USN DD547 Tin can sailor and also Sub tender 1965-1969.

Answer 36

No, and am appreciative of those who served and serve.

Answer 37

STG2 USN 1972-78 Tincan sailor..

Answer 38

Army 1966 to 1970.

Answer 39

Not just yet, but I'm going to a senior military college. I have the utmost respect for anyone past or present who has served in the United States military (except for deserters and defectors, of course).

Answer 40

Served 4 years in Nam. When I returned from **** I lived in ****. I seen things that would make most people puke.

My Family on both sides fought in the Revolution, can be traced as far back as fighting with William Wallace and with Robert the Bruce who later was declaired King of Scotland where he bequeathed land to our family and thus the Livingston's. Check the name in American History.

Family fought in the Civil War, WW 1, WW 2, Korea you name the modern day war you can bet your last dollar that someone in my family is there to help keep us safe. Now that I am an old fart I have 4 grandsons giving their all, and all for are "lifers"

Answer 41

I'll bet you support our military.
Let your support replace regret. We do what seems necessary at the time and can't allow time to cause 2nd thought.
Living life with purpose. We do that and regret not.