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7/16/2016 9:05:51 PM
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Are you a Veteran or current soldier?
Tell me about it
Im a veteran, US Army, former SGT Franceschi.
Since the first day I try Destiny I Love it!
Was before in Iraq and Afghanistan and learned a second idioma, si hablas otro idioma pues expresalo, todos somos guardianes unidos.
Personally I love crucible, love the fact that I can fight you and still like you.
My special equipment is on and always ready like in the morning preparation before each road clearence mission.
Thank you all for read, Im 37 years old and miss my job so much that this game can take from me that feling. And believe me, my stats are not that good but still play with a positive attitude to everyone.
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1 ReplyStarting to lose respect for our military using their military training and weapons to take out innocent police officers. So far we are 2 for 2.
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3 RepliesSoldier in the Antarctic Demokratic People's Penguin Liberation Army Fought in the battle of Hoffstras Ridge, where my penguin brothers and I repelled the mass invasion of Reapers onto Earth. You're welcome.
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1 ReplyEdited by Adam: 7/18/2016 11:24:33 AMSalvation Army vet right here. Done a few tours, seen a lot of crazy stuff in the soup kitchen province.
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Thank you.
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8 RepliesThank you for your service, sir. Currently deployed, US Army SPC Martinez.
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2 RepliesThank you to all you veterans who have and currently serving. Coming from an army brat, I thank my dad for the service he's doing and just how much sacrifices he's made to keep my family safe. So thank you
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1 ReplyCurrent soldier. Been in 4 years so far. Hoping to pick up E5 in August. I've been to Afghanistan once. Rock of the Marne!
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Veteran im beta tester
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How many of you remember about the hug lady in FT Hood, were 1 CAV is? Rip to the hug lady, did hug her twice.
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1 ReplyFirst off thankyou all so much for your service, I am truly grateful. Now a quick question... I'm a type 1 diabetic (NO I did NOT eat too many snickers bars) would I be aloud to join?
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Did some Trials this morning and enjoyed more than the first time, slow but getting there. There are times whe is not your day and bad games will happen, be persistent, and good victories will arrive
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All of you had show me how big we are to eachother, thank u for being part of such a good game and we are family
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When I tell a Brother I got his six, I mean it. Everyone says: " if you need anything, don't hesitate, I'll be there for you"
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1 ReplyUSMC vet, OIF II and OEF, 8 years. Semper Fi Guardians.
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3 RepliesNavy Vet. 12 years in the Submarine force and miss it every day. It's a tight community and an interesting group of people.
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1 ReplyEdited by Front Runner 13: 7/18/2016 4:30:21 PMArmy vet, OIF & OEF 7 years
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1 ReplyNavy E.O.D. Diver - 8 years of blasting shit to oblivion. Miss it EVERYDAY, but knowing I get to come home every day to my kids with all my limbs....blessed. To all the service members that are currently down range, Bless you and come home safe. If you're reading this, consider standing up to defend your country. Every able bodied man needs to step up and put his time in. The freedom that we Americans enjoy and take for granted, is not free by any means. It was paid for by defeating our past enemies, and the sacrifice of countless American lives. Never forget, and always respect all service members. We can kick your ass.
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1 ReplyTo all you current and vets...THANK YOU!
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2 RepliesSwedish Army. 42. Panzerbattalion. 1st Tanks company. Tank commander. 6 years.
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2 RepliesRetired MSGT, USAF, 22 years in aircraft structural maintenence career field. I salute and respect all who have or currently serving. Day 1 Destiny player. Just enjoy playing and helping others. I enjoy the teamwork.
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3 Replies5 years in and discharged honorably. Didn't do any combat tours, most likely thanks to my MOS, 74D. I did however do 2 tours of humanitarian missions, one of which was Operation Tomodachi. I measured people coming to an from the contaminated routes of fukushima. Some high readings of rad going on, I thought I went sterile because me an the wife tried for a baby a whole year afterwards and nothing. One day, boom, baby. Fort Leonard, Schofield Barracks, Fort Hood.
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1 ReplyI've had the game since beta. Defs a veteran.
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10 RepliesI plan on joining the Marines (U.S) and then going to Police Academy. Im 15 and Im not sure what I should do in Marines and if I should go to college before Police Academy. Any tips?
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People Sleep Peacefully in Their Beds at Night Only Because Rough Men Stand Ready to Do Violence on Their Behalf Thank you.
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