LETTER FROM AFGANISTAN..America’s Warriors and Heroes
Dear readers,
I’ve been here in Afghanistan for almost a month now, and I wanted to use this avenue to reflect on some thoughts that I have had. This is my first trip to the warzone as it is called, and it is has been quite an experience for yours truly so far. Working long hours, very little time off, cramped living conditions, and above all not being able to spend time with my family are the norm for me and my fellow Airmen now. The average person would probably go crazy after I while, but everyday I see dedicated professionals going on about their business. Everyone here with my unit is excited to be here because we have a very important mission..to protect the guys and girls with boots on the ground. We all take it very seriously and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Every day I see young men and women, fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, sons and daughters…all out here to do our job no matter what military branch you belong to. We all fight for the Red, White, and Blue, but out here it is more than that. We fight for each other. I see young Army soldiers, Marines, Navy personnel, and Airman everyday that I know will soon be in harm’s way, and it brings everything into the real perspective. As you go about your daily routine, please take some time to think about these men and women. Remember that they have made a choice to put themselves into the line of fire to defend our nation and preserve the freedoms that so many take for granted. They sacrifice much so that most people don’t have to. Continue to pray for the safe return of all of our military men and women….in my eyes they are all true warriors and heroes.
The Man
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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Chris · 792 weeks ago
How can this be the first blog post I see on this morning?
My son-in-law is leaving for Afghanistan today. He's 26 and this is his 3rd deployment. First two were in Iraq and this time to Afghanistan.
He leaves at home my daughter, and 3 little ones. 2 boys 3yrs & 2yrs(born during last deployment) and a new baby girl who is only 4 mths old. I know that in another hour or so I will get a phone from my dear daughter and she will be crying. I will try to comfort her as best I can without me ever having any idea of the sadness that she'll be experiencing.
God bless you and keep you safe.
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SueAnn
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God bless~
Cathy
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Captain Dumbass · 792 weeks ago
Question: What is the Navy doing in a land locked country?
Granny · 792 weeks ago
Of course I pray for all our service people and their families every day. We must remember our other service people too. Our firefighters and policemen. They also put their lives on the line for our safety.
I am so glad the people of America love and appreciate our military personnel now. They deserve all the honor and respect we can give them for keeping us safe. They are also a "greatest generation".
Kiss the girls for me.
XOXO
Granny
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