
Do you have any veterans in your family. Do you think they are served enough post service?
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Do you have any veterans in your family. Do you think they are served enough post service?
No veterans, but one of my great-grandfathers had to flee his home during World War I. He was a young man with family back then. While looking back, he saw his farm and house bombarded.
One of my grandmothers was about to get shot when she was still a kid, she was already in line to get shot with her whole family. Only a miracle prevented this.
These stories make you appreciate that you live and grew up in a country that is at peace.
Many from the last war on terror going right back to before ww1. I had an ancestor fight in the boer wars. One of my great grandfather fought in ww2 from 1939 to 45, from Norway to dunkirk to crete to north Africa to syria to burma Another fought in north Africa, Italy, france, Germany. Another was involved in the battle of the Atlantic. Then my great grand mother was an AA gunner, another was in the RAF during the battle of Britain
Quite a few of my relatives died in WW1, like one went off with all his school mates in 1915 and a year later nearly all them were dead at the Somme.
My brother served in Afghanistan and Iraq. Was involved in some heavy stuff but doesn't talk about it. My cousin was in the RAF regiment as an radar operator and got injured fighting when the taliban stormed a base.
My husband was a us marine.
the only vet is my grandad. he served in the algerian war in the 50s or 60s and was a career soldier. as far as i know since he retired as a general, he does get a good retirement sum and lives very comfortably
Rememerance day in Australia 11 / 11 ..
And I think those still alive were pretty much all mistreated and disrespected.
All around the world pretty much , few got the help they needed , many paid the ultimate price , even if they survived the war in war in which they fought.
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I have at least eleven ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War, one who fought in the War of 1812, approximately 15-20 who fought in the Civil War, two who fought in WW I, one who fought in WW II, and two who fought in the Korean War.
One was in Vietnam and survived. Another was in WW2 and did not survive the final push against the Japanese in Papua New Guinea. Another was a WW2 bomber pilot that did survive but was badly affected.
The Viet vets were treated abominably on return and nothing can make up for that.
My dad was a very successful physician. But his proudest accomplishment was his service in the US Navy in World War II. He lived to almost 98 years old and never lost his pride in his country or its military. He considered that service, and the resulting liberation of hundreds of millions of people from tyranny, the most important accomplishment of his lifetime.
My uncle saw some serious shit and was wounded three times. He was a machine gunner killing Nazis in Hürtgen Forest and Aachen, Germany. My dad saw some shit too but in the Navy. My brother in law was in Viet Nam. I served during the Cold War. My nephew was airborne and was sent to places like Nato’s eastern border to send a message to Russia. My grandfather fought in WWI, Belleau Wood. My family fought on the American side of the Revolutionary War as well.
Yes my father was in the US Air Force as an aircraft mechanic and stationed in Viet Nam for 18 months and Rinestat Germany for a year. Neither of my three brothers nor my sisters were in the service.
Nope. Last veterans I had in my family fought in WWII. Oldest noted vets. in my family fought 1410
yeah my grandpa was a nurse in vietnam but not much about it
ik he got exposed to agent orange and it caused issues for him
but idkk much about it*
My dad was in the Air Force during the Vietnam War in the 60's and was stationed in Thailand for a year. My grandpa on my mom's side was in the Army Infantry during WW2. He fought in Battle of the Bulge and then fought in the Pacific islands
I am a veteran and my wife is still serving well past 20 years now.
My father and his father (my grandfather) served in the US Army. Several of my uncles and cousins served in the Army and Navy.
Yes, my dad, brothers, and three uncles. I also did four years with the Army National Guard.
My late brother was a vet from the Vietnam War, and my late uncle fought in WW2.
I and my sister are veterans, so was my dad before he passed.
No, my country doesn't have an army and therefore none in my family is.
You in Switzerland, then?
@CaptainSmartass no. I'm in Denmark?
Generations of them including a famous name.
Uhh nah, but my boyfriend and multiple friends are all in the military right now.
No. Conservatives make sure they aren't taken care of. Removing their social security is always one of their suggestions.
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Grandpa and great uncles on my dads side, great grandpa on moms side were in WWII. A few friends/ acquaintances were in Afghanistan
I don't but I always thank veterans for their service
My father was in the Navy, my wife was in the Air Force.
I used to. They're all dead, now. Except for a few cousins.
My granddad was in the Royal Navy, and my dad used to be in the Territorial Army, but left to join the Fire Brigade.
Simples...
My Dad was in the military during a war but never saw action. Likewise both my grandfathers. A couple uncles were in action.
I have some uncles who served in the Polish army 'cuz they were required to
Yes! The majority of my cousins in Texas are in the military and I have one cousin in California that's also a veteran!
yes and they're simultaneously proud and disappointed at what the country has become
I have many on both sides of the family living and dead I know of at least 12
Not living at least in The US. I have Cousin in The Greek Military.
yes, but none alive...
Yeah, several, including me
Yes, I am a vet.
My grandfather
Yes. My dad and other relatives. 😊
My last veteran (of ww2) pass away in 2006
My parents were both WW2 veterans.
I have no living veterans in my family.
The majority of my family are veterans, so yes.
Just a cousin and myself
Yes I do. It was an excellent day
Yes. No, they weren’t.
Yes for 2 different countries.
No, i have not.
My wife
My brother.
Yes me
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