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Old 06-25-2015, 09:41 PM   #1
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Delta Airlines handles remains of soldier and his working dog
I put this here because it is not RV related:
Soldier and his working dog honored by Delta Airlines

God bless the warriors who keep us safe and free!
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Thank You for sharing this. God bless those who serve and those that honored them.
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Thank you for sharing this with us, still tearing up over this about our still great country And the people that call it home.
GOD BLESS AMERICA

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Been retired from DAL for over 10 years now...have seen MANY acts of unrecorded compassion by employees toward our fellow man during my 27 years of service with this air carrier. Very proud to see a noble tradition that is still alive and well.
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Thank You for posting. Our Military serves and pays a very high price far to often. It is nice to see others respect and honor that.


Love our military, active, retired, future, and those who paid the highest price. Thank you for my Freedom! Lynne
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21 years, 15 days Active Duty Army, I appreciate what the airlines do for our returning Warriors. Also, I remember that the commercial charter airlines played "God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood when we were deplaning in Dhahran, Saudia Arabia in 1991 for Desert Shield/Desert Storm. God that brings back memories, good and bad. Like Taps being the song I love/hate. Love because of symbolized the end of the day, but hate because I've been to far more memorial services than ever wanted to go to during my time in the service.

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