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I was in a discussion with a friend who found some info on veterans live and dead.
Seems if you take the entire number of people who were citizens of this country great country from the war of independence to today, calculate the ratio of those who are classed as veterans, the ratio comes to almost 1.2%.
We veterans may have been called many things in life, (some I can't say here) but we are part of an elite one percenters.
(and God bless those who gave all)
Jim
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You realize that applies to you too you old coot. Seems us Namers are passig earlier than the WWII vets. I guess they didn't get GI issue orange juice.Originally Posted by AnOldBiker
Fortunately, I had limited exposure to it. I just delivered the stuff. Had I known, there would have been an awful lot of tank leaks
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