Honouring our Servicemen & Servicewomen

I was thinking about how I could honor the guys who deserve it in or clan.......I know there is one guy in the service and one in the fire department.....

I want to thank wolftatoo from beyond the bottom of by heart, from somewhere thats family, from where I am from (it western PA, thats how we roll, president Obama has said so.......from the bottom omn my heart on 9/11 I and my home family and my omnline family want to thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also on 9/11 dont forget the unsung heros of 9/11....fire and police man, people on a plane THAT SAID LETS ROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

they ALL died so we could live..........................THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you sirs

From one of the many people in the services, thanks.

very good post idea thuder.

id also like to honour the servicemen and women of the USA, UK, EU, and beyond, particularly those who are members OOS.

cheers

Thanks. I really don't know what I would do if I didn't have the job I have today. Ive been in the Fire Dept now since 1995. Still today I get that crazy feeling inside when we go 100 mph to a call, weaving in/out of traffic, listening to dispatch update the call (people reported jumping out the house, the baby has been born, multiple people shot, multiple explosions heard). I think the best thing about my job besides helping people, is that everyday is different. No one call is ever the same. I have seen/done things most people wouldn't believe. But, in my opinion, its the greatest job in the world. Again thanks for the appreciation.

There aren't words to describe the appreciaiton you guys deserve. All I can say is, "thanks a metric butt ton".

Anyone who risks their life to help/save others deserves respect, whether it's their job or not.

my bad about Obama, had a lil to drink and got carried away as always, but seriously thanks you guys and gals!!!!!!

I might not be American, but my mom and brother are, and I can't say how grateful I am that they are safe because of brave people that would risk their lives to save them. We've never had anything like 9/11 or even remotly close to that day happen here in Canada, but I can tell you that it's amazing what and who that day effected, even in another country.

I remember that day like it was yesterday, hanging out at my friends and we turn on the tv, and hear what happened. I couldn't believe it. I was 12 years old and I didn't understand what was going on. I was listening to artists who made songs, and I couldn't stop crying. In 2007 I visited the 9/11 site, and the feeling that you get when you visit that place, is incredible. It's hard to describe, but the feeling is aweful.

You are all amazing people, and I don't think I could describe how grateful people are that you do what you do. You're brave, and you put your life before others.

As a daughter of a firefighter, it was scary to wake up and my father wasn't there because he was gone on a call. You never know if he'll come back or you never knew who he saved.

So also a thanks to your family, for supporting you in doing this, because I know how it is to live in fear and not knowing what will happen.

Thanks a million.

well said janie

Realy good i must say