Proud To Be A Military Parent
 

I am writting this in regards to my son. He will be deployed for the mid east soon. he is now in ft hood for final training. i havent heard from him in 2 weeks. im sure he has been busy and cannot call. he has been in the military for 12 yrs. 6 on subs and 4 on destroyer. 2 on shore.He switched to the ANG about 2 yrs ago. well he is being deployed now, and i feel my heart is heavy with the unknown.He is a patriot of America . And will defend him and others for what he is doing , RIGHT OR WRONG.

You have every reason to be proud. I appreciate the sacrifice that he and others like him make every day.

Thank him for the job he's doing for us.:thanks:
I too, have a niece (ANG) an nephew(Navy SEALs) both serving in Iraq for a while now. My sister's only two children. Nervous times for sure, but they know we're proud of the them for their commitment.

I wish him continued safety and many thanks for a job well done!:D You have much to be proud of by the sounds of it.;)

I'm proud that your son is fighting for President %$%$%$%$



:hs: yea right! I'm no kisser, but I will never go under risk my life for %$%$%$%$'s cause because I believe that it's not right. You're son going into war do me no good. Good for you! But I do hope he like many of our soldiers make it home safe.


[try not to swear stormfish :) thanks and maybe keep your politics off this thread, it's not what this is about, it's about patriotism. ]

BE PROUD & YOU SHOULD BE ////

My P & T are with all the people from every country //that they come back ok ////

I like the way that you phrase your thoughts stormfish...very articulate :rolleyes:

striperjerk1 you should be very proud.

I've found that most kids in the military learn very important values from their parents. Patriotism is a honorable trait.
Some kids join the military just for a job or for college money, but those that join because of basic values excel and normally stay in.

StriperJerk, be proud. You did a good job raising your son. Fair winds and following seas to him.

he's got my support. do you know yet where he's being deployed to?

You should be proud of your son! My daughter was in the Army during Desert Storm. My son-in-law is in the ANG now but has not been deployed. God bless your son. Our prayers are with him and all our people fighting for us. You should be a very proud dad!

Stormfish:hs:

I hope all goes well for you and your son Striperjerk. Hopefully he'll be home before you know it.

God bless you and your family during these times.My family thanks you for your sacrifice,your Son is a patriot & you should be proud!



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As well you should be proud......Me and my family wish Him and his family well and a safe return.

Tell him thank you!

:thanks:

God Bless you and your family striperjerk1...you have much to be proud of in that son of yours.

Good for your son and you should be very proud....Dont listen to A- holes like Stormfish....They are just ignorant and have little repsect for men and women who serve their country.

Striperjerk1-
Be very proud of your son! He is a true patriot! Please thank him for his service!

Please disregard the MORONIC comments from the obviously uninformed and poorly educated, Stormfish. He has a history of making such ignorant remarks:
"I don't understand how anyone who is in the middle class or lower could vote for this doosh. "- 09-09-2004
"Pollutes the east coast like the Capital of Texas, yea have you notice the stinging sensation of rain lately??? or the fact that we cannot stay in the sun more than 30 minutes..." 09-09-2004
"Sure the machines weren't rig... Seem like Gore had a substantial amount of Dibs and Chads compared to Bush. But that's over with! The northeastern ozone is depleting, but that's because of the poor emission regulations in the past and for Bush to loosen it up... Let's see if it's safe to go out in the sun for 5 min if this continues." 09-09-2004
"Bush in my mind is comparable to a pissy dude with a small shaft or Omarosa in the Apprentice." 09-09-2004
"Bush would not have a chance if we'd go by popular votes" 09-21-2004
:laughs: :laughs: :laughs:


Although I must admit that it is hard NOT to believe the statements of someone with such a fine grasp of the ENGLISH language.
Brandon USAF 1987- present :af: :af: :af:

Yes Dennis, you should be proud :btu: and we thank him for what he is and has done for our country.

I will pray for his safety tomorrow morning. You have every reason to be proud and I for one am VERY greatful for the job our military is doing.
By the way....its the RIGHT thing to do.

Thanks evrybody for the well wishes and prayers. my family and i appreciate it very much. no news yet from him. but will keep the faith. :thanks:
rhodyfly....... i dont know what battalion he,s in, he din,t know yet himself when i find out i,ll let ya know.

update
 

Well finally got the word, my son is leaving tommorow to go overseas,mon. jan3. he can not tell me where "classified info"
He volentered {sp}to leave a couple of weeks ealier than his group,to get familiarize with the area i guess? or to get settled in.
Thanks Again for all the prayers .
Will keep you updated as i get info.

thanks to him and all our others! these are some of americas best!:kewl:

The Smith family thanks your son and all our armed forces.

God Bless America

Best of Luck to him Dennis. You are rightfully proud!!

I do so enjoy the posts of cowards who always have a reason why sitting home is so much better than taking a stand.

It’s always the same lame excuse. Would you fight if Gore won? Or %$%$%$%$%$?

I don’t have kids but I can tell you from my shipmates who do that what you are going thru is harder than being deployed. My buddies who have children who are now serving claim it is much harder worrying about a loved one than to be the one fighting.

It’s nerve wracking, your wife will want to get an 800 # so he can call 24/7 and the stress will be unbearable for his deployment.

Keep off the news networks, save shoe boxes for care packages and stock up on cup-a-soups, hard candy, jerky and magazines.

Stay positive

Dano

Striperjerk1, Thank your son for me the next time you get to talk to him. On care packages, the things need most are common items like coffee, deodorant, cigarettes (if he smokes), toilet paper, pictures. My nephew and his father were both over there for a year so I have an idea of what you are going through. My brother in law told me my nephew just re-enlisted so he wil be going back soon. Here's to all "our service members" returning home safely. And may there deployments be uneventful.

Your son is doing us a great duty. My hats off to all that serve our country. May he have a fast, safe return.:btu:

Thank you to your family for their sacifice and service to this great nation!

I will pray that he and his fellow soldiers are safe tonight.

Yea don't listen to A-holes like me... Although I don't believe I'm poorly educated but ignorant. It's all part of being young. I do appreciate your son serving the country for citizens like myself.
years from now when I'm sitting in my office, I'll ponder and thank your son for making it possible. :D




Stormfish please think before you write. when you think it is good , look it over again.