"Thank you I appreciate it."

"Its very good, Semper FI."

"A silent prayer to those of all nationalities and religions that parished in the attacks of 9/11.

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"I was only 9 years old when that tragic event happened. I didn't understand at the time very well.

It brings tear to my eye and a shiver down my spine - how all those firefighters and other servicemen and women rushed in risking their lives, some paying the ultimate price. You couldn't ask for better role models.

We also suffered with the 7/7 bombings in the London Underground. But, like the US we pulled ourselves together to show that terrorism doesn't terrorise us.

I signed the dotted line to protect those who couldn't protect themselves from tyrants. So, if that means I have to fly half way around the world, work crappy hours, go on pointless patrols in ridiculas heat with equipment that doesn't work and helicopters that can't fly then so be it!

RIP to all those lost and their families who grieve for them.
RIP to all the soldier, US, British and NATO alike.
UK and US = Brothers in Arms.

P.S. "If you do not stand behind our soldiers, feel free to stand in front of them" "

"It's also important to remember that Flight 93 crashed into the soil instead of a high-value target because the passengers fought back and attacked their captors. As it was said, all on board perished, but they behaved like survivors and saved potential hundreds of lives."

"I was working as an Ironworker in Hoboken NJ, right across the river when this happened. We watched the towers fall through our transits; watched the poor people jumping out of the windows to avoid the fire.

Later on that month as we would walk from the breakfast shop before sunrise with our coffee, we would stop in the park and the sidewalks would be ruined from the melted wax of hundreds of candles, each accompanied by a poster or photo. One simply said "Have you seen my Daddy?"

It became sort of a morning ritual, to get our coffee, walk the park and relight the candles that had died out during the night. If the wind shifted in a particular way, we would catch the smoke from GZ. Those fires burned for a very long time, and they burn yet still in our hearts.

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