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cole butters :

absolutely plus no matter what branch we are all brothers and sisters in arms

dixiedagger :

So true. My husband was in the Navy over 20 years ago and he still talks about it like it was yesterday

Mindy :

Husband served in the Air Force 1971 to 1994, numerous separations however we were blessed he came home after every tour.

carlos candeias :

yes my brother, done too much, seen too much, and survive the impossible. till the day i m put to the ground....[Rock on][Poder][Poder][Poder][Vitória][Orar][Orar][Orar]

Corrie Botes :

Absolutely 💯 % true. 1978_1980

Nana :

My dad rest his soul ww2 Vet. Always was so proud to have served his country. Even when he saluted that jester was soooo proud 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

PHUCAT1968 :

IT'S IN MY BLOOD AN ALWAYS WILL BE ESPECIALLY ALL OF US WHO WENT TO NAM 68/70 DANANG QUANG TRI MY HEART AN RESPECT GOES TO ALL OF US

Dick :

Will always be a soldier Salute 🫡

Damon Bowdoin :

Knowing too much has kept me upright this long.

Marcus Ward :

Amen and very true

Terry Surratt :

Sandy's surratt

tobinfrost60 :

lidajfkw8mc :

nice n

Carlos :

Grey Beard :

Yup, when I got out of the Navy, they never had us renounce our oath. Therefore, it is still in place. Just waiting.Never fully done.❤️❤️

blackie :

Salute Respect Honor

massimotonetta :

Somalia 1993🔥🔥

Jerry Stottlemyre :

Semper fi

Grumpy moose sam🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧 :

Salute

Francesco :

Onore

Ed Stowell :

I wrote that check payable up to and including my life for my country, I'm not a hero but I served with heros and stood on the backs of giants and heros. Rest Easy We have the Watch

Marcus Ward :

For all that fought and gave to the end some will never forget it

mrLubbe777 :

True story

g :

civilians will never understand how a veteran can live in two different countries at the same time and remember everything like it happened yesterday

❌️ Renea❌️ :

same oath