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You have bigger coconuts than me and I am grateful. 
Apache
ApachePeace to you, brother.
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Thanks to all that have served
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https://staugustine.com/news/local-news/2014-05-24/d-day-veteran-inspires-5th-graders#.U4KVDXJdWh0
Griffin readily answered questions that he has undoubtedly been asked many times — about the awards he received, the weapons he used and the mementos he kept from his time overseas. He had to think for a minute, however, when a student asked if he had any good memories of the war.
“Well. There was more sad than there was good,” Griffin said. “But after I got home, the good thing was the fact that we defeated the Germans. We defeated them and made America still free.”
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If only we could get the "whatever americans" fresh off the boat and citizened up in the USA to read that Getty. 
I'm sorry, that was out of line.
Thank you gentlemen and ladies. Memorial Day and Vet's Day two most significant holidays in America in my opinion.
And thank you Apach for being being you and taking the time to get to know me. we all miss you.
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Please honor the troops, and leave our blowhard, inept, racist, incompetent, despicable, Liar-in-Chief out of this. 
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I served from 1985-1988 and remember it like it was just yesterday. It was something that I'd do all over again if given the chance again at the age of twenty. The real fact that ASTOUNDED me was this. There were around 20.4 million U.S. veterans in 2016, according to data from the Department of Veterans Affairs, representing less than 10% of the total U.S. adult population. I honestly thought/hoped that the number of veterans would have been HIGHER than 10%
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