Thank you Veterans for securing our 2nd Amendment

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I served in the US Navy from 1988 to 1994 and Naval reserves until 1998.

I’m proud to have served this great nation of ours and help secure all of our rights and freedoms.

Because of our freedoms, I handed down a favorite Winchester Model 94 in 30-30 purchased by my Grampa in 1934 to my son in 2014.

How / when did you serve, and what is your favorite gun memory?
 
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This day is very important, to always remember, and thank the many, that gave all, to protect and serve, this country. I took out my father's M1 carbine, from WWII, that helped get him home. I wish he was still here to enjoy shooting it with me, but in a sense, he was... as I won't forget, and I never turn down a chance, to share what this day means, with the younger folks. I can honestly say, that it is a great feeling, to let someone younger, shoot this gun at the range, and watch their faces light up. I know this country is going through alot, right now, but believe me, some still know, and want to learn, what was given, for this freedom.
 
I traded 1972 - 1975 wearing an Army uniform for four paid years at the University of Missouri - I got the discipline as a bonus - a very good trade!
US Navy, 1968 - 1972, H-3 Crewman. I traded those 4 years for a college education and a VA insured mortgage on this house later on. But the very, very best thing I traded those 4 years for is the thing I never expected to get; I met my wife in 1970, and married her in 1971. She followed me home to Idaho in 1972, and God willing, we’ll be celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary next June.:)
 
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I am VERY glad that Vets had an OPPORTUNITY for a WIDE SELECTION of free meals, activities, etc. yesterday.

All of us could have very easily been raised not knowing anything but the Nazi German culture, or IJ culture. And, there are other regimes that would happily convert us to their culture.If allowed...

As I have modified an old saying...''If you can read this, thank a teacher. If YOU choose to stand here to read it, THANK A VETERAN.''
 
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