Introduction

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Introduction

Post by JMI »

Hello.

My name is Chris. I sell Interior/Exterior Architectural products in Nevada and Oregon while living in Las Vegas. I am simply an individual who has had a lifelong appreciation for our men and women in the US Armed Forces. In the last 6 years I have become particularly interested in learning as much as I can about SOF.

I want to say thank you for your service to all those who are serving or have served, and I am deeply greatful for the freedom and liberties that you all have afforded to me as an American.

Regards,
Chris
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Re: Introduction

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JMI wrote:Hello.

My name is Chris. I sell Interior/Exterior Architectural products in Nevada and Oregon while living in Las Vegas. I am simply an individual who has had a lifelong appreciation for our men and women in the US Armed Forces. In the last 6 years I have become particularly interested in learning as much as I can about SOF.

I want to say thank you for your service to all those who are serving or have served, and I am deeply greatful for the freedom and liberties that you all have afforded to me as an American.

Regards,
Chris
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Post by Kilted Heathen »

MOLON LABE MY FUCKING ASS!


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Post by JMI »

MOLON LABE MY FUCKING ASS!
I deleted that out of my signature. Sorry about that.

Why?
9/11
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Post by Invictus »

JMI wrote:
MOLON LABE MY FUCKING ASS!
I deleted that out of my signature. Sorry about that.

Why?
9/11
What about 9/11 piqued your interest in SOF?
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Post by JMI »

Invictus wrote:
What about 9/11 piqued your interest in SOF?
Ranger Invictus,
Understand that I do not wish to ignore your question, however, please know that my interest in SOF, and Rangers specifically, is not based on some Google search that brought me to your site. I stepped on my crank in the intro. I have known about this site but obviously need to check myself for now.

The short answer is that after 9/11 I learned what SOF meant. Daily I am on the sideline reading about what you remarkable men do. When I was young I thought Rangers were like the Park Rangers. I was wrong. I am offering no apologies for that complete ignorance.

Until I read more, Ranger Invictus, that is all for now.
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Post by JMI »

Rangers,

My name is Chris and I am 38 yrs old. I have never served in the Military and as I grow older and learn about the men and women serving my country I have come to regret that a little bit. I read about things that I will never experience. The brotherhood, the lifelong connections, the training, and the sacrifices. I would have been a better person had I served.

My interest in military history began as a freshman in college. I was a history major and I found myself gravitating towards classes dealing with the First and Second World War, Korea and Vietnam. Once I began to study our involvement in these Wars I began to read more and more after I graduated. When I learned about Urgent Fury and Just Cause I began to educate myself on SOF's.

When we invaded Afganistan in November of 2001, I started to search the internet, something I had never done before, for news and updates. That brought me to a few websites that deal with SOF's (SOCNET and PS.com.) I learned that Rangers had made the combat jump into Khandahar, and that this is not some everyday occurence. The more I learned about Rangers and their training, the deeper my respect began to grow.

I have read the introductions on the site, but most of them deal with DEP's, so I tried to be brief and to the point in my original introduction. I may not last here becuase of my introduction - that's ok. This is your house and you can choose who to let in. I have no problem with that.

I thank you all for your service.
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Post by RTO »

Welcome to the site and thanks for your appreciation of our military.
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RTO wrote:Welcome to the site and thanks for your appreciation of our military.
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Post by Deadpool »

Good job on beefing up your intro. Welcome.
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Post by JMI »

Ranger Dafid, Ranger RTO, Ranger Deadpool and Ranger Gold Coast:
Thank you.

You have a great site here. I tend to read more than I post. Thank you for the welcome.
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