But I am not sure how often I will be talking with you guys over the next year. I am headed for Afganistan really soon. This will not be the same as Iraq, but hopefully I won't be saying third time is a charm. I swore last time If I had to deploy again someone was going to die so we shall see :0) Please have a drink or two for me.

PS Still love my WI National Guard

and good luck!

and come home safe. Mike

May God's protection abound upon you.

There are a lot of good Canadians over there as well. I appreciate your sacrifice.

Good luck over there, and please be careful.

i'll be going back for my 10th deployment in jan, 5th time to afghanistan





rick

You tours are nice and short. We have to pull off year longs :0(

Richard.

I promise to have brew for each of you this evening (and maybe a cigar as well).

Thank you for your service to this country.

Richard.

Keep your head down and be safe.
Thanks

and bring your whole outfit back home with you in one piece!

Lloyd
Aurora, CO
69 Talladega

nm

Just wanted to say thank you. You and all the men and women serving our country are in our thoughts and prayer. Thanks again. Be safe, Godspeed. John

1970 Land Cruiser, 351w, NP435
(locked up front and rear)
1965 Galaxie, 428, C6, 3.89 gear,
Detroit locker
1979 Spectra Day Cruiser
stock 350ci Brand X, Mercruiser..53mph on GPS

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1967 FE 390GT engine: 416 CID 233/238* @ 0.050 Solid Lifter w/ 4 spd TL.
1968 GT/CS Mustang. 289/c4
1995 Mercedes e320 I6 DOHC, 216 HP wagon.
2003 Tundra SR5, 4.7 DOHC, 4x4.
Another Galaxie (one day.)

Oh and a Bicycle - daily driver to save gas for the 'F'un 'E'xcursions.

I hope everything goes as good as it can for you guys there.

We are in Montreal this week and today attended our youngest son's (17 y/o) Graduation cerimony for basic training. Tomorrow he joins the princess patricia regiment and once his training has been completed there will be deployed.

Gonna be putting some army sticker on the 'stang

There's a lot of them spilling blood for us over there.
Thank you for your service and stay safe.


53 F100, Volare clip, 4 wheel disc 390-wide ratio toploader

Hopefully there won't be any spilling of blood and you'll be back soon with a full compliment of limbs and sanity. I certainly appreciate your bravery.

Well, good luck. I just finished my third deployment today. First was Bosnia, then Iraq, then Afghanistan. If you're going to be in Bagram, let me know. They have internet there, but I should give you some pointers so you don't get ripped off. Plus, I have some contacts there to keep you out of troubleb (at the MP station). Again, good luck and God bless you.

Chuck J.
64 Galaxie 390
68 Fairlane 289

Hey if you can give me a shout I will be very close it. hotrodfeguy@yahoo or hotmail

Be careful. We want you home safe and the same way you went over there.

Morgan

and safe.

Thanks to everyone who has served and works to keep the world free.

Gary B

good luck be safe . and come home . god bless man

I hope I didn't use it all during my deployments to:

Viet-Nam
Granada
Panama
Desert Storm (2 tours)
Desert Sheild (2 tours)

I'm retired from the Air Force now but loved it during my "Tour of Duty". Never really thought about the danger or dying. Maybe you shouldn't either. Just think of your family and the good times you'll have when you get back and with God's care and guidence, you will! George

67 428 Mustang Fastback Super Pro Drag Car
92 F150 P/U Trk
2002 BMW 3.0i Z3 Roadster
90 Acura Integra

...our nation and to my children.

Contrary to the drivel the mainstream media dish out on a daily basis, there are many of us outside of America who have the deepest admiration and respect for the sacrifices you have made and continue to make.

May God truly bless each and everyone of you.

Tom Delaney

Navy blue, tried and true,hang int there, when the lead starts flying, "DUCK"! Drop by and thank your local military cook when you get the chance, it's a thankless job performed by so many day in and day out, they go to work before everyon else and finish after many go to sleep. No matter what, the food has to be out on time, unlike many jobs, it will always be there, hot or cold, a little apphretiation goes a long way. Take care and see you when you get back. Let us know when you are about to get back, never know who will show up. My buddy got back from Iraq last month, I drove to SoCal and picked him up, was an 8 hour drive, don't regret it at all.