Semper Fi X2

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Crash2much · Jul 25, 2004 08:24 PM

This Friday morning at 10:00am my 19 year old son will graduate from the Marine Corps basic training. While he was there he made Expert Marksman, one of only 7 out of a platoon of 40+. Very high score on the 500 yard range. Thats better than my eyes work any more. Request on departure from the gradution is a dinner at El Torrito and a very cold beer when he gets home. I guess I can fulfill that beer request, he's not driving anywhere!

Bill

I build more planes than I fly, collect more engines than I'll ever use. That about says it, right?

Bruce H · Jul 25, 2004 08:32 PM

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Congrats and Good Job! Give him a fox r/c long plug also! ( Iam keeping this thread c/l related hee hee).

Semper Fi! Bruce H

Phil Hawkins · Jul 25, 2004 09:25 PM

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Bill,
May I suggest breaking out that Ringmaster for one good ol' time to remember? You know I've been wanting to see the Viking and Galaxy fly too...Whatya say? I got fuel...

Phil Hawkins

Crash2much · Jul 25, 2004 10:25 PM

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Phil, call me.

Bill

I build more planes than I fly, collect more engines than I'll ever use. That about says it, right?

thaddiii · Jul 25, 2004 10:17 PM

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Congradulations Bill you should be very proud

ThaddIII

Steve Helmick · Jul 25, 2004 10:27 PM

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Thadd's boy joined up not long ago also...forget which branch. And Scott's son Jake. God bless them all and keep them safe. My thanks to all the servicemen & women. Steve

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thaddiii · Jul 25, 2004 11:06 PM

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Actually due to schedule changes Justin will be Leaving in early 05 for the Navy as a SeaBee. This is Bill and his son's time to be proud--- agian I say congradulations and thanks for your service

ThaddIII

shelby554 · Jul 26, 2004 08:13 AM

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I also congratulate, and thank you and your son for this great sacrifice. Thank God we have such brave young men who will take on this dangerous and demanding job, for no other reason, than it has to be done. If it were not for them, what would we do?

Don Jones