We would like to take this time to thank the men and women of our armed forces for their service. We hope they have a wonderful day.
We would also like to ask our veterans with working military dogs to pass on some scritches for us. We haven’t forgotten them either.
U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Bobbie Ohm walks with Nero, a working military dog, to search for explosives during a joint explosive detection training exercise at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., on Dec. 16, 2010.
U.S. and coalition servicemembers, civilians, military working dog handlers and their dogs met together in a ceremony Oct. 16 to unveil the war dog memorial built at the KAF boardwalk in honor of military working dogs killed here in the line of duty.
thank you. i’ll send mr. L here to see your work. i think he tries to forget. it isn’t healthy, but, i’ve tried drawing him out. he really needs to see someone about his guilty feelings that date to firefights and the montagnards he trained in viet nam that he knows couldn’t possibly be alive. i’ll herd him over here later. thank you for this!
Give your husband a hug for me. I think all that pain that our veterans deal with is why I kept the post simple and to the point.