Thank you. Ladies and Gentlemen for your service.

[graciegirl]

My family and I want to tell you that we are grateful for your service and your commitment to protect all of us. We honor you today and every day.

Please identify your self as a Veteran.

[fred53]

My pleasure...

[seoulbrooks]

Thank you for being grateful for our service.

[Taltarzac725]

Veterans Day - Holidays - HISTORY.com (http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/history-of-veterans-day)

Thanks to all the Veterans for their service to the country. Love to see all the flags out in the Villages on these patriotic holidays.

[Bay Kid]

Thank you

[Investment Painting Contractors]

My family and I want to tell you that we are grateful for your service and your commitment to protect all of us. We honor you today and every day.

Please identify your self as a Veteran.

Thanks Gracie US Army Vietnam 67-68 Len

[collie1228]

I'm a proud veteran of the Vietnam War, but I have to say that I am uncomfortable when people thank me for my service. For that reason, I seldom wear my Navy hat or other identifying items. It's not just me - I know other veterans who have mixed feelings as well. I'm really appreciative that the attitudes toward veterans has changed over the years, and the respect given today is wonderful. The Honor Flight support in The Villages is just fantastic. Personally, I just never know how to respond to people. When someone says "Thank you for your service", should I say "You're welcome"? There were several reasons why I enlisted at 18 - I was a terrible student and would have failed miserably in college (but after four years in the Navy, I went to college and graduated with honors), I knew my WWII vet dad would respect me for serving, and I knew I needed structure in my life. It was never for patriotism, although I consider myself a patriot today. Believe me, I got more out of my four years of service than I could ever repay. It set me up for success in life, and for that I'm forever grateful. So no thanks are needed by me. Anyway, keep respecting veterans everyone, but speaking only for myself I'll just continue keeping a low profile

[eremite06]

U.S. Navy 68-72

[New Englander]

Thanks Gracie..

US Air Force 69-73

[OldManTime]

1956 t0 1962 Army

[Northstar]

Thanks Gracie ! :wave:

Coast Guard 80 - 84

USCGC Unimak

17th Coast Guard District. :cold:

[Sonny39]

Thanks Grace, USAF 1957-1961

[Deputydan]

3 years, 10 months, & 2 days in the Navy. Viet Nam and all of West Pack.

[Kenswing]

1981 - 1991 You can guess which service.. :p

[dewilson58]

:coolsmiley:

[rubicon]

Served in the U S Navy and it became the pivotal turn to my life. God Bless America and to the men and women who serve past, present and future

[CWGUY]

Sgt. E-5 U.S.M.C. 1967-1971 Happy Veterans Day

[Wiotte]

E-5 Machinist Mate Nuclear, US Navy 72-78


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[Chatbrat]

Retired USNR "Submarine Service"

[NECHFalcon68]

Personally, I just never know how to respond to people. When someone says "Thank you for your service", should I say "You're welcome"?

I usually respond "thanks for your support"...

US Army 72-94

[Carl in Tampa]

Third Army - Ft. Jackson, SC

Florida Army National Guard - Ft. Homer Hesterly, Tampa, FL

Served in Army Aviation, Military Police, and as a Criminal Investigator in the Provost Marshal Section.

Last rank was an E-6, but I was in an E-7 position when recruited by the Secret Service, ending my military time.