5 years later 9/11

nwapache

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Sep 11, 2006

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Just wanted to say thanks to all those that serve our country.
I had 13 years in, and was on duty(USNR) on that day. Our base went on lockdown for 2 days afterward. Several months later I shipped out to Afghanistan as part of Enduring Freedom, where I ended my career in the military. I would do it all over again to protect my country.
If you serve, or did...post up and tell us about it.
Chief Master at Arms (sw)(eod) retired Navy Reserve

 

streetstang03

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the dark side of the moon/home of the 1999, 2003,

Sep 11, 2006

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eagleautosports

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Sep 11, 2006

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Salute to all our military men and women for keeping us safe. Bring them home safe and well.

 

helty

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Sep 11, 2006

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I was in my final week of Basic when the attacks happened. Ironic, yet true story:

We were in a simulated field excercise, in which we have short classes, then implement what we learned. Just happens my flight was going through anti-terrorism training, and I swear we were told....."Hi-jacking aircraft is a means of intimidation and a thing of the past, with no real intent of bringing harm to the passengers. They're just negotiating tools."

About 5 minutes later a butter bar walks in and tells us a plane just crashed into the WTC......we thought it was a drill. I wish we were right

God Bless the USA

 

menasci

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Sep 11, 2006

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My Flag is hanging from my balcony

 

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bakos24

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Sep 11, 2006

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Twista

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Sep 11, 2006

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04GTMustang

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Sep 11, 2006

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I would like to say thanks to my dad for putting 20+ years in the Army he retired as a colonel

 

blackfang

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Sep 11, 2006

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I was stationed at Quantico in Northern Va as an MP and that was interesting.

 

jasonh_86

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Sep 11, 2006

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helty said:

I was in my final week of Basic when the attacks happened. Ironic, yet true story:

We were in a simulated field excercise, in which we have short classes, then implement what we learned. Just happens my flight was going through anti-terrorism training, and I swear we were told....."Hi-jacking aircraft is a means of intimidation and a thing of the past, with no real intent of bringing harm to the passengers. They're just negotiating tools."

About 5 minutes later a butter bar walks in and tells us a plane just crashed into the WTC......we thought it was a drill. I wish we were right

God Bless the USA

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That is nuts!

 

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sunburstgold

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It chokes me up everytime i think about what happened that day and the sacrafices the people in the armed forces, fire, and plice departments make each and every day. We truly live in the greatest country in the world thanks to theese people.

GOD BLESS AMERICA!