| I have one question that I hope can be answered and I don't want it taken the wrong way...
Why do vets still have to work today, and the banks are closed?
Now then, to my comment portion. My father served with the Marines in the 1960's. He never went over to battle. His sister's kids all went into the Navy. (logically they would be my cousins). Anyhow, the cousin closest in age to me is still in the Navy after 10 years. The middle one also enlisted in the Navy, waited for the discharge, did civillian life and now is back in the Army. He has been to Iraq. And the oldest...well, he did his time in the Navy too, not too sure where he is. I also have a coworker that was part of Camp Victory, and once he was discharged, he came back to work. Hence part of my reason for the question above.
Being a serviceman is one thing I don't think I could do, but thanks to all that do.
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