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Glad you made it back sir thank you and your generation for these sacrifices you all took ❤❤🙏

Semper Fi, class of 81.

These men are national treasures and deserve to be treated as such.

Rest in peace mike holden

Love you! And thank you and your brothers for doing what had to be Sir!!!

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Come on, just put up a huge tent to protect the goods and create a huge yard sale! Sell it for any price,do an auction, or sell with boxes, or pallets. I can not believe people can't think!? Just waiting them to get soaked amd damaged and even more trouble to remove from the garden? Why? Sell them asap. Even the Chinese friend would agree with that to cut some losses. If they sell for any price it is better than create a bigger mess. Why people not think?

What a great story❤ my dad brought back a Ruger also. But my mom made him sell it.😢

The guy in the photo doing this👌😁

Congratulation and well deserved. Always wear your medal with honor for those who didn’t return..

Last of baby boomer born 1964, remember being small boy watching live footage of Vietnam war on tv with my parents( both navy vets) and being taught importance to respect those brave young men fighting the war and when they finally come home. I grew up with having many teachers, professors and neighbors who were all Vietnam or Korean way vets. Great respect for them all and welcome home from me and my family!! 🇺🇸 thank you..

The land of brave. Respect to this man

These Men were certainly of a better Cut~ Too bad History is no longer taught correctly in Schools.

I hate that vietnam vets didn't get the respect & support they earned & deserved while most were alive. I'm grateful this vet chose to share this.

He was more of a bad ass than 99% of kids today will ever be. Never under estimate an older guy.

360 days of combat that’s truly a living hell.

Remember to welcome a nam vet home if you see them. Ive seen grown men nearly brought to tears at those words in a good way. It means more than we can understand.Thank you to all service men and welcome home.

That tiger stripe camo was worn by some badass Vietnamese unit. They’re their special forces & every book I’ve heard them mentioned they were some of the best fighters in the battlefield in those years.

My father was a B-17 pilot in the 381st. He started flying missions right after D-Day. The plane was named 'My Son Bob', the previous pilot had a son (Bob) in May of '44 and he was KIA in June of '44 after volunteering to fly another plane (only one survivor on that flight) and never got to see his son. My father flew that crew for their last couple of missions then picked up a new crew. When my father's 25 missions were up his crew still had a couple more to do. They begged him to stay for their last missions because they didn't want to fly with a rookie pilot. He said it took a lot of talking because he didn't want to do it but eventually he gave in and flew a couple extra missions. He said those two extra missions were so bad he didn't think they were going to make it. The veins in my father's cheeks were very pronounced, they looked like a busy road map. I asked him about it when I was a child and he told me it was because of the altitude and cold during missions. I asked him once which he hated more, the flak or the fighters. His response was the flak because it was mindless, he said he knew the enemy pilot was just as scared as he was. He had more responsibility at age 21 than I've ever had in my 67 years. Bless all our veterans. Side note: Last year I corresponded with a family member of Bob, the son that never got to meet his father. He turned 80 last May and they were planning their first trip to Normandy where his father is buried.

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The greatest generation!!

Welcome home brother 🫡

You see anyone who wore that Tiger stripe camo, you know were the most bad ass fuckin dudes in that entire theatre or war, I said what I said.

When I was still a church going lad lol. One of our Sunday school teachers was an older gentleman and one day he and I just started talking about history. I was in 7th or 8th grade at the time. Come to find out he was a major and had fought in the pacific. We literally sat and talked for a few hours about things. He never really went into details on things just campaigns he’d been a part of. He didn’t like the Japs too much lol. He did say, “I’d much rather fight the Japanese than the Germans. At least we knew who to kill when we saw them. The Germans could pass as an American and then get you.”

Amazing ❤ thank you ❤

I loved it when they interviewed they guys who had actually been in Easy Company. Very glad Spielberg and Hanks did the same with you gents! VERY!

Posted in case we lose our freedom...1/20/25. Thank you, sir!

That uniform was for a civilian administrator in service with the German Air Force. Very interesting.

This dude was a certified body stacker

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Dale Gribbles grandpappy

Your one of my heroes

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The debt we owe that Generation is incalculable.

Read the book, "Damn Lucky." Great story about this hero.

I am 54. A nam war expert since I was young. Lived in philly 1979-80 and went to ny, nj, virginia, wash dc… When we went to the smithsonian air museum, we also stopped at their shop and I saw some interesting big books and my dad told me take them all. I still have them in my library. One was on weapons by bill gunston, a couple on uniforms coloring books, some ww2 planes stuff and one on the vietnam war. That one has been my reference book on the war for decades! That book took me through life. Set many people straight on the topic by referencing it. Dad, you are not with us anymore, but your essence, teachings, soul, vision, discipline, love and education made me a better human and helped me try to understand mankind and war and conflict. I am VERY grateful to be your son. I think of you daily and all your life that you passed on…is now being teached to my own son. He is exactly like me and I am exactly like you. I never say no to any book he wants, even if we have to eat pizza or sandwich after that. No joke.

Sir,my Respekt!hurra

Tiger stripes be for the flower power. That man is an original… thank you sir… I don’t agree with the war but I do appreciate the men and women who served.

i still have all my Army gear hung up in its own closet

Grandson: didn't know grandpa was a big Wolfenstein fan

Beautiful gun,,officer side arm,, how many lives that gun had taken,,during the ww ll

is the owner of that German military uniform,,is he still alive on this day?

.dudes a coward. Why did he take the credit for what John Chapman did?? His parents should be so proud of this backstabber and fake

It's absolutely terrible the way Vietnam vets were treated.

A lady frend of mine had a father who was in the Marine Corps that fought WW2, Korea and Vietnam.

Semper fi, brother Marine! Oooraaaaah!!!

Welcome Home, soldier. Semper Fi 👍

this stuff belongs in a museum for everyone to appreciate!

Wow. One of our Heroes.

That's awesome, i wish i had kept my stuff