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Gary Woodward 2010/10/20 00:01:11 |
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One simple act of kindness and respect can change the whole future for a vet.
Great job |
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Jae-sung Chung 2010/10/21 08:50:50 |
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| Congratulations! Wecome home, young US marine soldier! I watched CNN yseterday that broadcasted a scene many of US troops were participating in searching hidden explosive device in the street side. I personally think it is too much for the United States to have her men and women in uniform sacrifice for such ungrateful and insensible people. They should have halted useless support long time ago whatever the political situations were and are. Thanks Vance for posting. |
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Hyun-pan, Lee 2010/10/22 06:07:56 |
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I fully agree on the fact that the United States is a good and wonderful country.
Without considering the usual pretext, the status quo that let alone the warm treatment given by the government to those young men and women in uniform who were called to the colors, the smiling image of the young marine soldier who is enthusiastically welcomed by the entire US fellow citizens and especially by his parents and relatives does approach me as a totally different story of a country located at a great distance off.
I, an old veteran of a tiny country in the east, would like to sincerely congratulate Mr. Josh, the young US marine soldier on his safe return.
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Jay Park 2010/10/22 23:36:17 |
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| This is truly a history! Thanks for the pic, Vance!!! |
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