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That's awesome! You were on the Constellation! I have a special place in my heart for all the carriers whose names were carried into the Star Trek universe. Much respect! :) Thank you for posting. Please keep posting folks, the 4th is coming!

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This may seem a bit late, but I am a moron and didn't post it here to begin with. I'm not used to the shared general forums. Basically, we will be recognizing all of our military veterans, the list posted on the 4th. This is open to any member of any military, in any country. You will be give a military service ribbon once we have the new award system in place. Please post and make sure you get recognized!

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Name: Tommy
Rank/Rating: E-5/SSGT
Branch: US. Air Force and USNR
Years Served:1971 to 1975 and 1979 to 1981(USNR)
Harris County (TX) Rescue 1979 to 1983
 
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Name: Sean
Rank/Rating: E-4/Aviation Machinist Mate 3rd Class
Branch of Military: United States Navy
Years Served:1995-1999
About Yourself: Went to bootcap at Great Mistakes. Was assigned to VFA27 Chargers stationed in Lemoore California. Spent seven months there when the goverment decided to move the entire squadron to NAF Atsugi in Japan, and on the USS Independence when deployed, which was alot since we were a forward deployed unit. I think I spent 8 months a year at sea. In 98 they decommished the Independence, and we crossed hauled over to the Kitty Hawk in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. I left the military in 99, and have never looked back, except for the wonderful friends I left behind.

2 West Pacs
2 Tours in the Persian Gulf (14 months total)
Places I have seen:
Bahrain(3 times)
Dubai(2 times)
Hong Kong (twice)
Maylasia
Singapore
Thailand
Australlia
Guam
Iwa Jima
Italy
Spain and many more.
 
U.s.a.

Jason Little
Spc E-4
U.S. Army
4 years active 2003-2007 now serving in reserve
Joined up to see combat as a 13F. I served to Iraq in 05 to 06. 1AD 2/3 FA with 1/37 AR. Bandits do not fail to whom they Serve. Go Tankers. I ll hopely stay in the reserve a while, its less of a headache then active.
 
Thank you to each and every one of you who has served, or is serving. We're having technical difficulties at the moment, but you will ALL be awarded a ribbon for military service regardless of what country you serve. As an American, and being that it's our independence day, I have a concentrated desire to recognize the armed forces. If you've posted here it means that you have the ability to do so, and that means that you have freedom. Celebrate that, regardless of where you live.

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name: kenneth "scott" owens
rank:CPL(e-4)
branch of service: us army, us army corp of engineer
date of service:1988-1996 (with a break in the middle but served in active reserves)
about me : i was a heavy equipment opertor(D7G bulldozer) but also trained in demo , and a combat lifesaver. i was in the desert strom (which i like calling the gulf war part one). and too all the engineer out there my hat off to u all. the unsung heros of the battlefeild. if it was not for u guys the tanks and inf would still not be through those mine feild lol.
i was stationed in : ft leanardwood Mo(fort lost in the woods in the state of misery)ft benning Ga, ft carson Co, karlsruhe germany
was in different countries for training or combat:germany,holland, france,saudi,iraq,kuwait,dem. rep. panama,and all over usa

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Since my news post didn't make it out, I'll say it here. Thank you to each and every single person who is serving or has served in the armed forces. It doesn't matter what country, the point is the same. Every single person who plays with us has the freedom to do so. My reason for this whole post and ribbon that will ensue is definitely because I live in the United States and it is our Independence Celebration today. As I said, all of us here have freedom and ironically it is never free. It's cost us all something. So, I want to say thank you to those who have put their lives on the line for what they believe in. And I want to say also that I, personally, will never take for granted what you have fought to give me. Thank you vets! Happy Independence Day!

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Sixxgunn said:
Since my news post didn't make it out, I'll say it here. Thank you to each and every single person who is serving or has served in the armed forces. It doesn't matter what country, the point is the same. Every single person who plays with us has the freedom to do so. My reason for this whole post and ribbon that will ensue is definitely because I live in the United States and it is our Independence Celebration today. As I said, all of us here have freedom and ironically it is never free. It's cost us all something. So, I want to say thank you to those who have put their lives on the line for what they believe in. And I want to say also that I, personally, will never take for granted what you have fought to give me. Thank you vets! Happy Independence Day!

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Agreed. I'll try to keep this short.

I have and always will honor those who serve their country in this manner. I will say THANK YOU. Without you America would not exist for the people of today. You have payed the highest price and put your lives on the line to protect this country. I think I can say for all eGO, we are PROUD of our fighting men and women. We shall never forget...

THANK YOU!!
 
I am not personally in the Military (17) but one of my lifelong friends is currently overseas, if anyone is religious, keep him in your prayers.
Name: Chad Juneau
Branch of Military: Marines
Years Served: 3
 
Name: Saleem Hodge
Rank/Rating: SK3
Branch of Military: United States Coast Guard
Years Served: 2002 - 2006
About Yourself: Proud father of two, the second only being 11 days old. I am married to a wonderful woman for the past four years, and live in the Seattle area. I drive the city transit bus and love my job very much. New to this site and hope it is full of mature people who just want to have fun and frag people. I am very down to earth and enjoy photography and PC Games. Oh and my time in the Coast Guard was great Semper Paratus!
 
I just want to say thank you for recognizing all of us members of the military. Sure, there is some inter-service rivalry brought on by the pride of our own. However, we all serve and work together. And by doing so, we cannot be stopped.

Lastly, I would like to honor one of my own.

1Lt Dan Malcolm, USMC, Citadel Class of 2001
Killed by sniper fire on Nov 10, 2003 in Al Anbar Province, Iraq
You were a good man, respected by all. May you rest in peace!
Semper Fi brother!
 
Name John Stanley
Rank Corporal
Branch of Service U S Army
Years Served 1989-1991 2003-present
About Myself I served with the 5th Engineer Bn Cbt during Desert Storm and deployed again with the 489th Engineer Bn Cbt Mech during Iraqi Freedom. I was injured during my second tour and medivac'd out to Germany so I now spend the rest of my time training other troops.
 
And now I know how you guys know who is a vet.

Name: DJ Coleman
Rank/Rating: E-5/SK2
Branch of Military: USN
Years Served: 1992-1999
About Yourself: Served on the USS Briscoe out of Norfolk and enlisted recruiting in the south. Left the service, picked up a degree in Psychology and a darling daughter along the way and now spend my days doing Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery and ITIL intergration.
 
Name: Vince Grienti
Royal Canadian Navy Reserve
Petty Officer
5 years
2 tours overseas
 
Name: Markus Supry
Rank/Rating: Stabsgefreiter E-4
Branch of Military: Bundeswehr German Army
Years Served: 4Years 2001 - 2005
About Yourself: in 2002 i did on tour to kosovo and in 2004 1 tour to afghanistan
my wife is serving in the U.S. Air Force since 2002 we met while she was stationed in germany
 
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