184 Infantry Tribute Saleen mustang

whyask

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• Nov 26, 2008

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This is one of my sister units here in California.. dont know the guy who did it but the names of the fallen I do..... The mustang is well...... a work of art - power, sound , class ,....... in a whole nother level ! Take a second and check this out !

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His email address is on there let him know that we support what he's doing ! AIRBORN leads the way !

- SGT McCauley

 

whyask

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• Nov 28, 2008

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bump......

 

SpartaPerformance

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• Nov 28, 2008

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Saleen made it strong, CPL Steven Craig made it ARMY STRONG!!

 

whyask

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NIce !!! LOL

 

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bluecar

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• Nov 29, 2008

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Well...........

Its a really hot car but personally, and just my personal opinion, I don't think it appropriate to emblazon the names of fallen war heroes embroidered on the trunk lid and trunk mat of a car. Were family members consulted on this project? I feel really bad for the 18 year old young lady - just a baby.

A tribute and a hot car just seems inconsistent to me. It just doesn't jive. Its too "in your face." The treatment could have been more subtle. For example, a fender badge and a dashboard emblem indicating "1st Battalion 184th Infantry Regiment...Heros" would have been an appropriate thing to do. The video is a good thing and explains everything else.

Bless our country and blessings to our heroes.

 

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stanmckinney

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• Nov 29, 2008

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I kind of agree. I would definitely want to know how family members feel about it.

 

SpartaPerformance

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• Nov 30, 2008

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When you're in the military your unit, platoon, battalion etc... that is your family as well, I'm sure biological family members would embrace the project.