Topic: Honor Flight

[Ecosse]

A post by medic inspired me to post this. Please check out the link in my signature line to learn about the honor flight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyOxMO_5x5s

[jaknight]

I Already Have,

I checked out the links on your signature before, Ecosse, and I had bookmarked them.

I like American Solutions also.

~ ~ ~ jaknight ~ ~ ~

[Ecosse]

I Already Have,

I checked out the links on your signature before, Ecosse, and I had bookmarked them.

I like American Solutions also.

~ ~ ~ jaknight ~ ~ ~

cool stuff. i only wish those in d.c. shared the sentiment. 

the first clip had me a bit choked up, and the second wasn't much help either. my esteem for these men, and those who served stateside in many capacities, is beyond my ability to express.

not to mention all those who sacrificed their youth, innocence, and often times their life for all i have and can have, regardless of what conflict or war.

[Inigo Montoya]

He have a guy here that is a pilot instructor and was in ww2 I think, maybe kore, and he does honor flights for the ww2 vets. Very cool stuff. He also teaches dance as that was a huge thing back then. ASk any vet about leave and probably some of their best memories are dancing with the local women!

[Ecosse]

He have a guy here that is a pilot instructor and was in ww2 I think, maybe kore, and he does honor flights for the ww2 vets. Very cool stuff. He also teaches dance as that was a huge thing back then. ASk any vet about leave and probably some of their best memories are dancing with the local women!

yeah, i remember conversations with my grandmother (built m1's in springfield) and they would dance for hours and hours, probably what we would consider a marathon nowadays. 

and they sure knew how to dance then.