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Pictures from the 101st Airborne

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Pictures of the 101st Airborne in Mosul, Iraq.

From my sister; Debbie

"Look--this gallery was put together so that my friends and family could see what I was seeing and doing in Iraq. It was never meant to turn into a political forum. I have been in Iraq for a year now and have seen so many different things and have learned an incredible amount. What we (soldiers) are doing for the people of this country is so amazing and I am so proud to have done my part. This is an experience that I will never forget and will hold in my heart forever all the smiles and hugs and laughter I have seen, felt, and heard. Please respect what I have done and what all my fellow soldiers have done for these people--keep your shitty comments to yourself. You haven't been here so you don't know how it is. Enjoy the pics and thank you to all those who have supported us in our endevours. Air Assault!"

Please refrain from posting negative comments about the USA or the US armed forces. Many military families that visit this site may be harmed by your comments. I do review the comments occasionally and delete the negative ones, so why bother posting them?
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Don Carter 01-Jul-2008 21:01
Greetings from an alumni. I served at the 101st in th emis 80s. I was in the 3/327th Inf (Battle Force). I thank you and all of the other troops serving throughout the globe. Your pics bring back a lot of memories. My father was a career military man, served 2 tours in Nam (Dan Nang) so military is in my blood. Thanks, Again and good luck,
Don
Elizabeth 28-Apr-2008 02:14
Love the pictures. I know exactly how you feel! I was not in the Army, but I do know about the feel of commradery because I was in the Marine Corps. I was in Kuwait right before the start of the war and right after the start of the war. I grew so close to those guys, and they did to me as well. I am sitting here all comfy on my couch and I always revert my memories to the times I was in. I was an introvert before my 24/7 exposure to the same guys in Kuwait. Actually, I ran into you website because I am doing a presentation on posttraumatic stress disorder. And I am trying to keep aways from the PTSD that the military member suffer from. They are more than just someone to me, I don't have any children so I just call them my babies. All of them. I love those heros out there. I am proud of you and your buddies. Semper Fi! May all of you return home safely and may everyone respect your wishes to keep the political bullshit out of here!
Brian Talty 26-Apr-2008 23:31
Thank you so much for all you are doing over there, even though there is so much negativity from the media, the majority of us know the real story and we appreciate your dedication and service to our country. I used some of your pictures to make a short video, you can check it out at www.youtube.com/saltymedic it's the one titled "land of the free". I'm a current medic and former HM3 with the Navy and veteran of the current operation in Iraq, thank you again and keep up the good work.
Laura 28-Mar-2008 15:16
First off I just want to say thank you for serving this country and keeping my family safe. Secondly, I am a nursing student who has to write a paper on if the Iraq war is just or unjust. I am going to make a powerpoint presentation with positive pictures from this war. Could I have your permission to use a few of your photographs? I just stumbled across your website by googling positive Iraq pictures. I would really appreciate it!
Carolyn 24-Mar-2008 17:21
I would like permission to use some of these photos in an ACCTS ministry PowerPoint Presentation to be used as a prayer initiative for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Viewers of the presentation will be primarily pastors.
PVT E Carter, GSDF 19-Mar-2008 21:49
Awesome pictures!! Thank you so much for the sacrifices you and your fellow soldiers are making so that we may be free!
Steve 18-Mar-2008 05:23
Hi im from ireland im 17 and 4 the past 2yrs iv been thinking of joining the army i wanted 2 kno if its possible dat an irish person can join the american army?and also and mainly want 2 say Thank u 4 everything u and ur fellow soldiers r doin u men and women are heros 2 me and many more teenagers and adult and ur not forgotten everyday i pray dat the soldier out in iraq and afghan will be kept safe so keep up the gd work and allwas remember were thinking of u even in ireland :) may god watch over u and ur fellow brothers and sisters
www.iraqwarproject.org 12-Mar-2008 01:51
Your Pics are great and I pray for the best for all of you.
Alice Baranco 11-Feb-2008 20:11
The Lord has me to pray for you all often and I am so very grateful and appreciative to each one of you for the sacrifice that you've made for my freedom. God bless you all!
Oli 21-Jan-2008 17:27
Hi Debbie, a quick message from the UK to firstly say, great gallery of pics you have, and that I have great respect for what all of you are experiencing on duty. Keep up the good work!
Secondly, would it be possible to ask you a few questions on what motivates Soldiers to take photos whilst on tour? I realise the regulations in talking about certain things, but I am simply writing a University dissertation piece, so there will be no publication. If you do find the time, please email me on oli.jones@hotmail.co.uk. Cheers!
CYNTHIA 17-Jan-2008 23:48
THANK YOU ALL FOR SEVERING GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.This galler is great I have heard a lote about with you all are going throw, please stay strong dont ever think that you all are forgetten your not we care. ALL GAVE SOME, SOME GAVE ALL, YOU ARE NOT FORGETTON WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU ALL.Thank You all very much GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU SAFE ALWAYS. :0) :0)
Suzanne Bates 02-Dec-2007 22:27
Just wanted to say HI to my nephew Eric Hayden. We are all so proud of you. Can't wait for you to come back to us. I love you. - Suzanne
Guest 16-Nov-2007 23:30
Hey Terry,
Just want to say hi to my brother, an SFC with C CO 1-327 out at FOB Spiecher. Keep your wits about you and don't worry - I'll whack a buck for you.
God bless you all.
Tim
Rick 16-Nov-2007 03:25
To my son(LT Jordan)and his fellow 2/237 Eagles, stay well stay strong. OOOH so proud at home. Thank-you for this site and all your doing
ANN 10-Nov-2007 21:09
Thank you for all the sacrafices. It is such an emotional strain for you being there and seeing all the things that are happening. Not to mention being away from home and family.
Your photo gallery is wonderful, educational and very professionally done.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE WINDOW INTO THE LIFE OF OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN AT WORK.
BLESSINGS & PRAYERS TO YOU ALL.
Brandie Carlson 04-Nov-2007 14:12
Thank you for serving our country. Your pictures are amazing. My husband was there for 14 months back in 04-05. I am adding some of your pictures to a slideshow I am doing for Veteran's Day. I am an elementary school teacher in Kansas. Thanks for making your pictures available to anyone, they are going to add so much to the slideshow. It is so good for my girl students to see a female in uniform!
Guest 31-Oct-2007 16:52
Melanie Elder: Thanks for all you are doing, May God be with you, and bring you home safe and soon. The pictures are great
M.O.Borum 25-Oct-2007 19:20
SHOUT OUT, to my son, PV2 Spencer Borum Delta 2-327 FOB Brass-Field, AirAssault leads the way! Get Sum Tiger!
Air Assault 18-Oct-2007 15:37
My name is Mike 101ST 84-92 just wanted to say think you for all you are doing to insure our countrys freedom. My two girls are 2 and 3 thier names are Shelby Freedom and Morgan Liberty they are not enough to know the sacrafice you are going through but they sure know when a soldier is on tv or in person. So for my babys I say think you with all my heart. TROOP.
Nick Johnson 14-Oct-2007 03:35
Thank you for what you have done for our country and thanks for sharing the PICS! God Bless the 101 and all our Soldiers, Marines and Sailors that have done their part!
Sooze 09-Oct-2007 19:13
If you are the guy who HATES mail call - I want to help you to look forward to it!!!
I want to brighten up your day just to say Thank-You.
I am looking for a homesick soldier who would like to get mail and packages from
someone other than family.

I'm a single woman and mom who would love to put a smile on a soldiers face once in a while! I date and I'm not lonely or anything like that. I just want to reach out to one of the Angels who are protecting my family!

If ya wanna know about me - I'm from Southern New Jersey. I'm a Philadelphia Eagles fan (ridiculously). I love NASCAR and the Flyers. I have grown kids and 10 grandkids. I used to be an Army wife. (101st Screamin' Eagle).

One of my VERY favorite sounds back then were your boots against the roadway in the morning and the faint cadence that I could never quite make out.

I get chills whenever I hear the Star Spangled banner & I know every word.

I've tried Soldier's Angels but they are anonymous and I want to know YOU and I want
you to how much I appreciate YOU!

write me & I'll write back PROMISE!
Sooze


iamsobogus@yahoo.com
(I know it look suspicious but this REALLY IS MY EMAIL ADDRESS)
Steve 28-Sep-2007 13:53
HEROS...one and all
Kerri Stallings 15-Sep-2007 17:31
Thank you Debbie and all of the soldiers risking your lives for us to have freedom and live the great lives that we live! I love you all so much and I pray for your safety every night. I would like to use a few of your pics for a slide show I am putting together to honor all of you guys! Thank you so much for sharing these awsome pics--I rate this site and your pics a 10 out of 10!!!!! Thank you again and I salute you all! Love, Kerri Lynchburg, VA
Dan 03-Sep-2007 07:45
Looking at these pictures and thinking of what you are doing made me think of Major Dick Winters. I bet he is proud of what you are doing over there. You are planting seeds by your good works that will change the hearts of the Iraqis you help. God Bless
Guest 31-Jul-2007 06:28
THANK YOU
Stay Safe
Gary 04-Jul-2007 04:45
I loved the pictures. I know a handful of soldiers over there and they fill me in on some of the things going on. I especially support the 101st since I'm enlisting, going airborne as soon as possible then if everything works out like I hope I will be in the 101st myself. air assault.
robert 25-Jun-2007 01:28
I was in D/426 st 101stAirborne in Desert Storm, my best wish's go out to you, and to all the Screaming Eagles. God Bless all of you and, I and all my familly are saying a prayer for you guys! Airborne! Airassult! p.s your pics are very cool!
Michael & Lynn-Ann 12-Jun-2007 00:50
We have written a song dedicated to the service men/women that defend the freedoms and liberties of all people. We would like to post a couple of these pictures on our website at www.myspace/lamic. You can hear the song if you visit the site. The price of freedom is high.
RED-MAN PAN 11-Jun-2007 17:45
GREETINGS FROM AN AMERICAN SOLDIER & FELLOW COMRAD,ASSINGED TO THE 1 MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE,AIR & GROUND TEAM,MULTI NATIONAL FORCE WEST,IRAQ ! ANBAR PROV.
THE MOST DANGEROUS & DEADLIEST,IN ALL IRAQ !
derek 10-Jun-2007 19:25
to all the men & women of the 101st,the sacrifice that is and has being made buy your actions is remarkable,ive being to many 101st battle gounds from normany,holland & belguim,and to see what those brave men over came is mind blowing,and one day i hope to see the fruits of all your work in iraq.god bless.DEREK in Dublin.Ireland
Zibby 20-May-2007 02:17
I have shown your pictures to my Son David 7, Katie 6, and Allie 2. They were so happy to see all those brave men and women. David could not stop talking about how wonderful it is to have such heros fight for all we have. You will be receiving cards soon. this is david saying "hope you stay safe and may our angels watch over you". May God Bless you all.
Val 09-May-2007 18:46
GOD BLESS YOU for all that you do...and everyone in uniform fighting the good fight for freedom!
Peter 25-Apr-2007 16:10
All you guys are the bravest out their, taking on such a Task and having to deal with evil elements on a daily basis, that normal folk will always find it hard to comprehend. I am an inventor & an Innovator I hope that my efforts one day we help you all in return to make your life safer over their. Your not alone in the fight and our thoughts are always with you .Best Regards to Every Solider .
Peter D (Australian)
Glenn 22-Apr-2007 15:58
Soldiers are TRUE HEROES. Everyday of our LIVES.You don't get the RESPECT you DESERVE.Keep up the FINE WORK. Be SAFE.Live LONG.Average JOE.
Sandy Walen 26-Feb-2007 23:11
This is Awesome,Thank you for sharing your Pictures, My Son is in Iraq on an air base he is a Apache Helicopter machanic. 1st Cav 1st ACB his name is David. I have not been able to imagine the condition in which our soldiers are living in. These pictures help me to see. Thank you so much. Much love to all of you. God Bless our Troops.HOOAH!!
Sandy
Marsha 21-Feb-2007 16:51
I cannot imagine how anyone can be so brave. God Bless all of you and my love and heart goes to you every day. Please come home safely and know that we all think of you daily here where you are keeping our lives peaceful.

Marsha in Texas
Guest 17-Feb-2007 06:41
WE LOVE YOU ALL ! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO !
salih saba'a 30-Jan-2007 19:15
hey. i agree with every thing you said debbie and i'm a fallujah resident i apreciate every thing you (U.S.soliders) do for us. and i'm very gratefull but those ediets that live here. they just don't relize that. i promise i'll help the u.s. soliders in every way i can.God bless you
with all the love
and good wishes.
Dad usmc doc 18-Jan-2007 00:39
To my son , well son in law, PFC Martin Aguirre, we love you and miss you. With the pride and quiet get the job done attitude you have , I know you'll be ok. May god watch over you and bring you home to Tiff.....Love ya Dad n Mom
Sharon 12-Jan-2007 02:52
To our soldiers:
While in prayer God dropped in my spirit that the enemy you are fighting is also HIS enemy.
HE will go before you...

God Bless...
Love Sharon
Ed Whitman 30-Dec-2006 16:25
I served with the 551st MP Co, 716th MP BN, 101st ABN Div in the late '90s, God speed and good luck on the missions that you carry out. Always remember that you are making a difference and the people back home appreciate and support what you do. HOOAH!!
Deborah 13-Nov-2006 02:51
I saw the 101st Airborne and had to take a look, my husband served in the 101st in Vietnam. God Bless you all. I am one die hard southern American that is proud of you and all of the "Screaming Eagles" for what you are doing to keep peace.
You are all in my prayers daily.
Deborah
HILLARY 26-Oct-2006 17:30
HEY I REALLY WANT TO THANK YOU GUYS FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO. I UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE TO GIVE UP SO MUCH FOR THIS COUNTRY. WITH OUT YOU I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO SIT HERE AND TYPE THIS TO YOU. I THINK THAT OUR COUNTRY SHOULD TAKE MORE TIME AND PRIDE FOR YOU GUYS. YOU ARE THE HEART AND SOUL OF AMERICA. I WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR EVERYONE OF YOU. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND AMERICA. DON'T LOSE YOUR FAITH
Priscilla 28-Sep-2006 20:06
My name is Priscilla from Deltona FL....My son in law Timothy is now serving in Iraq. Hes in the 82nd Airborne Div. Our family keeps him as well as all of those serving in our hearts and prayers. Thank you for all you do and in Jesus' Name may you all be back home safely with your families! Thank you to all the men and women serving overseas, you are truly all remarkable. May you always be protected!!
chris 23-Sep-2006 02:00
good work guys keep up the good work
Guest 15-Sep-2006 16:58
Hello Eric/Debbie, Would you be willing to submit a few of these photographs for a new television series called 'My War Diary'? If you are interested, please check out our website at www.mywardiary.com. Or you can contact me directly at edavis@lmnotv.com.

Thank you,
Erin Davis
LMNO Productions
BJMAC 14-Sep-2006 23:25
Congratulations Debbie for two reasons. One for being a fellow Canadian who supports the efforts of the troops from the USA in their mission and for being a member of the 101st.
I live and work here in the USA had the pleasure to help with training for some members of the 101st at their home in KY and was very impressed by their dedication and commitment. I hope that your work continues safely and with a rewarding result. I will watch your site and perhaps my friends in the 101st will pass thru your photos.
Bill Terry 11-Sep-2006 01:53
I am retired Army (1974) and travel Space Available. I just got back from Germany and had the great honor of sharing a plane with a 101st medivac unit and their helicopters redeploying from Iraq. Such a fine group of young men. My seat mate, a WO Blackhawk pilot was returning from his 3rd deployment. How proud I am of you young folks.
David.B 07-Sep-2006 17:42
De bien belles photographies qui ravissent un fan de la 101 St.Merci
Doug 04-Sep-2006 14:47
My grandfather fought in WWII as a mamber of the 82nd and 101st.I would like to take a moment to tell all of you that My 3 daughters Breath eat and sleep freedom because of you. I dam proud of all of you and thank you on behalf of myself and more importantly, my daughters! THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Feel free to email me at Prior_Record@yahoo.com
A Military Mom 21-Aug-2006 00:10
Thanks for all your pics. My son is in Iraq with the 101st Airborne Div, 4th Brigade, 320th FAR unit. I pray daily for the safe return of all of our soldiers. GO ARMY!!!! HOOAH!!!!! God Bless you all and Godspeed!!!!!
Guest 16-Aug-2006 16:29
Hey nice gallery...i just joined the army a fwe months back and haev just got home from basic...ur pics helped me aloot with my iraq thinkin so thanks...stay safe and keep it up hooah
Guest 30-Jul-2006 19:25
WATCH YOUR SIX AND KICK SOME TAIL! WISH I WERE BACK IN THE 101ST WITH YOU. IT IS GOOD TO SEE YOU UPHOLDING THE FINE SCREAMING EAGLE TRADITION. "AIR ASSAULT!"
Navy Mom 29-Jul-2006 02:24
Both of my daughters are Navy, one a communications officer for the SEALS, and one in the communications tower. My son-in-law is Marine. Not a day goes by that I don't pray everyone keeps safe. I am doing a sequence using military pics and setting them to music. I am honored to be able to include these.
Leslie Young 26-Jul-2006 19:02
Hi Eric! I loved your pictures, so much so that I have put some of them into a video montage to honor 9-11 and our military. I'd love to send it to you, if you'd like. You can contact me at my email address: ronnles@sbcglobal.net
God bless! Leslie Young
Ben 24-Jul-2006 11:25
Hi, I am in the UK forces and wanted to say that we Brits hold you dear to our hearts and we thank you for being our brothers and sisters now and evermore. Be joining you soon...
Ben
Jennifer 19-Jul-2006 15:45
Hello! I work for the Nashville Predators Hockey team- Nashville's NHL team. Just wanted to let you know that I used one of your photos in a Predators ad that will appear in the Fort Campbell Welcome Home Book- specifically for the 101st Airborne. Thank you for sharing your experience through your beautiful pictures and allowing people to use them! We appreciate everything that you have done for our country.
Guest 14-Jul-2006 01:19
Former sailor here. I was in from 1984-88. You all make me proud to be an American.
Thanks for everything. LOL You guys have those terrorists,I mean cowards on their heels. Thanks and GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.

Terry ( ironhorse88@hotmail.com )
Guest 12-Jul-2006 16:41
I wish to thank each and every soldier who is fighting for the freedom I hold so dear. You are all to be commended for giving up evreything at home to go overseas to serve.Don't lose faith in us back here at home, we the majority of true Americans are behind you and your mission 100%. Even as the media gloats over accusations of wrongdoing we are with you,we know the real truth about how 99.99%of you are representing the values of freedom and justice. Don't let their(the media)anti-American ranting get you down. We're with you, behind you, and for you all the way. May The Lord bless and keep you all safe. Thanks from New Castle, PA.
janet b 12-Jul-2006 01:15
dear debbie, thanks for the photos and for all you are doing, not just for us, but even more profoundly, for people we don't really know yet very well, and yet risk our lives for them. my son will be deploying in august to iraq, with the 25th from hawaii, and i study your photos to get a better idea of what he may be dealing with. the dusty rose photo says it all, that there is incredible beauty to be seen in iraq, though dusty, and that beauty is the love/compassion of one human being for another. hang in there, keep smiling and come home safely. with love, john's mom janet
John Guin 10-Jul-2006 14:17
My son John Guin is in Iraq, 101st, delta company 3/187th You all keep safe and thanks for all you do.
Guest 05-Jul-2006 18:58
To all soliders:
Thank-you for serving your country and protecting all!! My brother in law is at Lt Col in the 2nd Battalion 101st airborne 506th....he is atCamp Falcon and we are so supportive and proud of him and the mission he is on!!
Steve "doc" Vlahovic 04-Jul-2006 08:56
It seems strange looking at a female in a helmet, but I suppose, that's the way things go. I'm just an old Vietnam Vet 101st Airborne medic, humping with the grunts in the 2/502'd Inf. Was airborne in the States with the 82'd, then in Vietnam, we did all our assaults/movement in Hueys.

Pictures are nice. They don't exactly convey the horror going on, but do show the day to day boredom and occasional good times. Don't know where Debbie is right now, but hope she makes it home alive. That's all we can do... have a buddy watch our six until we can catch that freedom bird home. Airborne!!
Jennifer Pelletier 03-Jul-2006 23:17
Thank you to you and everyone who has served or is serving in this war! Those who think this war is a waste of time don't realize that the fighting being done is protecting their right to ignorance!!!
I admire anyone who puts their life on the line for mine, bottom line!!
There aren't enough words to express my gratitude.
Charlotte Brunkhorst 01-Jul-2006 07:53
Love your pictures and love YOU for being you.
I am a 72 year old granny, and since I was a child, in WWII, I have lost too many family members in warsm, inckuding my only brother, whom I worshiped.
All of you are doing so much good, but PLEASE take cre of yourselves and ALL come home safely.
I pray for you all , all the time, and the only shitty remarks I have are about the bastards that create situations like this, that out young have to go and sacrifice to overcome.
I have some VERY Irish words for them!!!
Love you all!!!!!!!!
I don't care what any of these Liberal idiots that know nothing say, if you guys weren't over there doing what you are doingm we would ALL have to do it on our shores.
I have NO patience with bleeding hearts, especially when they are calling opur young heroes namesm and criticizing them.
the only reason they are so against war and what is going on now, is because it gives them an excuse to keep their cowardly butts in a safe place, letting someone else do their dirty work.
Bring yourself home safe, and come to Irving Texas, and i will cook you BBQ, steak, or a 20 course turkey dinner like you get at a 5 star resturaunt.
Bring any of your friends too.
Charlotte Brunkhorst
C. Webb 20-Jun-2006 14:25
I hope that you are still veiwing these comments.... thank you so much for allowing me to use these pictures... My Church has special services sometimes where we dedicate the service to our military.. we Thank God for them and for the job our service men and women have done throughout time. I have a nephew that has served this past year in Iraq and we are so proud of him... as we are all of our military. I get very upset at the negetive remarks made about our country and our military... the very people that make such ignorant remarks fail to see that the men and women that do die in the lie of duty... die for there freedom to make such stupid remarks... God Bless you and the USA
bobbie smith 11-Jun-2006 01:19
Thanks so much for the fotos. We have one son in the 101st Airborne(AA) MEDEVAC. We are so proud of him. I know it is very hard on all the soldiers no matter the task. We also have another son in Iraq with the 4th ID. These soldiers are twins in aviation. They are doing what they always wanted to do. I pray many times every day for ALL the soldiers. God Bless Them. The fotos let us know just what they are doing at times. Their father and I are also Retiree and Veteran. We're here for all the soldiers!
Gordon Ashford 31-May-2006 18:00
Hi. Im from the UK and i watched a video i downloaded called "charge of the blackhearts" its realy captured me and i think how brave u people are! is there anychance u could email back to me if all the guys on the video are still in iraq! thanks alot keep up the great work u do!
Armywife 30-May-2006 04:58
Thank you so much for posting these pictures and also... Thank you so much for your service!! My husband is in Iraq for his second tour. I admire all of y'all so much for having to set aside your life and family to fight for a better life for the Iraqi people. My husband is also very proud of what the U.S. has done for the Iraqi people. He was there when the war first started and now he is back again. He said that he can see a dramatic difference in how the Iraqi people live. They are now able to provide food and money to their families and their children can now go to school. Thank you for all you do and all our troops are in my prayers. God Bless!
Guest 26-May-2006 23:10
On this memorial day weekend we here in the United States would like to thank you all for keeping this great country safe and secure. Thank you all for what you do everyday. God bless and stay safe!
Sara Dobry 23-May-2006 17:47
Hi. I am looking for my Sister Sgt. Sheila Rahmer. She is with the 101st. She has been there for quite a while and I am wondering how she is doing. I haven't heard from her at all since she has been there. If you know her or see her tell her Sara loves her and can't wait until she comes home! Thanks!
Screaming Eagle Sid 22-May-2006 16:50
Thanks for sharing the great photos with all of us. It is a great way to see what the media does not show us. May G-d keep you safe from harm. May G-d watch over ALL our troops whereever they are and special prayers for my brothers and sisters with the 101st Airborne. Come home soon!

Screaming Eagle Sid
"Radar Man"
101st Aviation Battalion
101st Airborne Division
1960-1962
Deborah Brown 21-May-2006 17:27
Hi there Debbie (and Eric too!) your sit is great. I'm always looking for a picture of my Son P.f.C. Jon Martin, out of Fort Campbell Ky. your spirt is amazing. you go girl!
Dayna 13-May-2006 22:12
my brother is with the 101st 2/502. he came over in about march...i have so much respect for all of you who are risking your lives for us in the states...My brother is Spc. Scott Levesque if you happen to know him or run into him tell him his big sister says to be safe

That goes for everyone
ft. sill, ok 09-May-2006 02:47
come home safe, your battle buddy.
Scholtz 08-May-2006 20:33
There are no words to express the gratitude and pride we have for all our troops who so selflessly sacrifice for our freedom, for our country. May all prayers lifted up, before, now and always, carry each one of you in God's strong arms. We are so very, very proud of you. Lord, bring our people home soon, safe and sound...in Jesus' name, AMEN!
Guest 04-May-2006 12:45
Thank you for sharing, not only these photos that let us glimpse what your life is like serving, but especially for your honor and sacrifice! We are keeping you in our prayers!
Audrey 02-May-2006 18:18
If only there were words to keep you all safe, right the wrongs that require your presence and allow you to return to you homes. I am awed by the integrity of you and your fellow servicemen and women. Every American, every human for that matter, benefits from your selfless service and efforts. I have 2 teenage daughters and we are avid supporters of our Country's troops. God bless and keep every one of you safe. Thank you for the opportunity to see a little of what your lives are like over there.
Guest 25-Apr-2006 03:32
Stay safe!
Guest 25-Apr-2006 03:32
Stay safe!
Jen 21-Apr-2006 14:59
Thank all of you for what you do! My brother Michael is in the 2nd Battalion, 506th Regimental Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, and it means alot to know that you guys are safe. All of you are in our prayers, and every thoughts. Come home soon! We LOVE YOU all! Thanks!
Guest 21-Apr-2006 08:51
My Son in law is in Iraq (his second tour). He just lost two of his best friends and my daughter is, as we speak, traveling to another state for one of the funerals. I thank you for showing the world that those and countless others have not died in vain. They were willing servants who gave their lives for just the people you show here.May the Lord bless you and keep you and them.
kelly 20-Apr-2006 21:11
Thank you for protecting our country & fighting for our freedom. We couldn't live as a free nation if it weren't for you fighting for our freedom. You are all heros in my eyes. Be safe & God Bless!!
Helga 20-Apr-2006 10:46
Great pics, thanks for sharing! And thank you for your service. Stay safe
Fernando Canino 19-Apr-2006 04:31
It takes a soldier to understand a soldier, I am now a veteran but I was once one of you. I can tell you from the bottom of my heart that I envy you, that I truly wish I was there and that everyone of you makes me really proud. Concentrate on the task at hand, don't waste one second of your free time, be honest with yourself identify your weakness and make them your strongest points because those are the things that will carry you through the tick and thin and will keep you alive. I want you guys to know that we love everyone of you out there. Remember that your enemy have their god on their side but you have mighty Jesus on yours and there is no other like sweet Jesus. Trust him and you will be ok. I am standing by,out...AirAssault
Fanie Fourie 17-Apr-2006 16:10
Dear American Troops
May GOD bless you all for you are courages and set an example to the world.Especially those countries involved in supporting terrorism.Clean them out make sure that you stop them.
All of the best

Fanie Fourie
Joe 08-Apr-2006 14:13
Great pictures, stay safe mate xXx
Brent DeLeo 06-Apr-2006 00:02
Debbie - Can I use some of your pictures for a song presentation in tribute to our troops? I see on this site that I should "feel free to use any of the pictures", but I thought I'd check. Once the presentation is done, I'd be willing to send you a link to it. Thanks, Brent
Shelly Holmes 03-Apr-2006 21:03
As a civilian it is sometimes hard to understand the depth in which our soldiers must go to fulfill the dream of freedom. The media tends to depersonalize the stories and deeds of these brave men and women in uniform. I know more is happening then all the negative feedback we hear on the news. All of the men in my family has served or are currently serving in the 'Armed Service.' Since finding your site I have visited many times to view the pictures and read the comments. It brings everything and everyone and all that they do into perspective. I am so proud of all of you for continuing in the fight to help the Iraqis to gain their freedom. It is true that it is every mans fight for the "Right to liberty and pursuit of happiness." The American dream in the days of our forefathers was one of prosperity, freedom from oppression, and an independently run democracy. It’s all there in the constitution. Soldiers died fighting for this so that you and I could wake up everyday in a country that is free. It is hard to believe that there are places in our beautiful world that has never known what we often take for granted. God bless the United States of America, and God bless our troops! I am so proud of each and everyone of you.

"Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they
perform for us in this time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus,
our Lord and Savior. Amen."

All of you make me proud to be an American.
Fight the good fight and come home safe.
Shelly Holmes, USA Citizen
John 31-Mar-2006 03:20
Debbie: Thanks for the great pictures. It is good to see what our heros are standing for. You make us proud. I'm so sick and tired of the coverage that the mainstream media puts out daily. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless America and those allies who work with us to spread freedom.
Ron 31-Mar-2006 02:40
As a former Marine who served in Desert Storm, I not only want to thank you for serving and keeping my family safe... this war is like no other... Desert Storm was bad enough but I can not imagine not being able to differentiate between a high school kid and a suicide bomber... God is with you 101st, we know you are doing your best, and I will continue to sprinkle holy water on those who choose not to Support you... rest easy knowing that most of us will support you to the bitter end just like you would die for us toi keep us FREE to the bitter end. My family loves you 101!!!
cali-former US Army 2-505inf 29-Mar-2006 21:22
just let me start with, "thank you"! the pictures that are on this site makes me remember why we trained so hard. "STRIKE FORCE" "AIR ASSAULT" SGT. Crain
Dee 25-Mar-2006 22:55
Thank you SO much for sharing and for reminding us what our soldiers are doing for this world... God bless you!
Cindy Bartlett 24-Mar-2006 01:38
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the photos. My nephew Jonathon Hornbuckle is in the 101st Airborne in Iraq. I look through the photos often in hopes of seeing a picture of him. The photos really touch me. Thank all of you for what you do for our country! I pray for you all each and every day!
deb 24-Mar-2006 00:49
Your page is amazing....I found it while looking for pictures of my son, who is in 101st 2nd brigade, I don't know if you are with him or not. But thank you so much for sharing, and I would hug every one of you if I could...thank you so much!!!
Cindy 24-Mar-2006 00:14
Thank you is hardly enough for the awesome responsibility our military has undertaken. You are in my prayers always. My son-in-law is in the 101st 327th somewhere near Mosul. I wear a yellow ribbon everyday in honor of him and our military forces. May God bless you and keep all of you safe.
Pino 23-Mar-2006 04:38
Thank you for the pictures, my fiance' lost her cousin in febuary 2005, and we are left only to wonder what life was like.Sean did say he was proud to be there and felt that's where he should be, though he sounded scared. Thank you for helping us understand just that much more
Jon 14-Mar-2006 22:30
First and Foremost thank all of you for your tremendous bravery and allowing us the oppertunites that are before us! Without your courage none of this would be possible! I'm putting together a myspace.com page and I wanted some pictures of our troops. I found a couple here that I plan to use. If you get the chance when you get home look me up (www.myspace.com/4ream)
Again thank you all and everyone back home loves and supports you! I pray for a quick and safe return home of all of you! Much respect...Jon
Mindy 09-Mar-2006 22:47
Great pictures and eye for the soldiers. Thanks for posting them for the rese of us to see.
John 06-Mar-2006 13:43
Thank you for sharing these pics with everyone. My wife runs tourneys for games on club pogo. I help set the web pages for the tourneys. When seeing these pics I was inspired to do a tribute page. I am no great web page designer, I only know the basics. But I wanted to share the page with you. Check it out at this link: http://cgi6.igl.net/tourney/cqq/3673235/. Thank you for sharing with everyone.
P.S. This page was set on Sun. March 5,2006. Sometimes the images will begin to disappear after a few days. Because they are only meant to be seen for the tourney when it runs. So check it out soon.
John Saylor
ClubHop09@aol.com
Vic 06-Mar-2006 01:27
Hi,
My name is Vic Trakerr I am the author of "Where Angels Dare", and I am a former Marine, who has always had a soft spot in my heart for the men and women in uniform. It may seem at times that the world’s view of what a soldier does isn't always pretty. I just want you all to know that I love you and that I go to bed and wake up every morning in a free America every day, because of a soldier that I may never meet, says that "Nothing is going to happen to you, NOT ON MY WATCH!" Thank you for standing the gap on a bridge that I cannot, you are all my heroes.
Sincerely Vic Trakerr.
jan 05-Mar-2006 07:12
thank you guys for everything that you do, you are all my heroes. may god bless each and everyone of you.
Guest 01-Mar-2006 02:32
Awesome. Thanks for Sharing.
B Kelly 28-Feb-2006 00:52
I found your site while looking for info on where my son will be headed this summer. He joined the Army last summer to fulfill his lifelong dream of working with helicopters. He is now trained to repair chinooks and hopes to fly them one day. In the meantime, he's suffering in Hawaii while he awaits his first tour in Iraq. We are so proud of him. You are not only a gifted photographer, but I so appreciate that you are sharing these wonderful photos with the watching world. Seeing where he will be through eyes other than the left-leaning media helps this proud family as we miss our son and brother. God bless you and bring you home safe.
Grant Sappington -USN Bm2 (SW) 16-Feb-2006 22:42
Just wanted to say to our troops that you ALL are doing a great thing in helping Iraqis to gain their freedom, keep up all the good work, and you are constantly in all of our prayers asking the Lord to bring all of you home safe.
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Therefor put on the whole armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place. In addition to all this, take up the shield of Faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God. And PRAY in the spirit on ALL occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints. EPHESIANS 6:10-18
Kim 12-Feb-2006 22:29
I visted this site to see if I could find any pictures of my cousin.
So you know Sgt. 1st Class Jason L. Bishop? He was with 1st Squadron, 33rd Cavalry, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division>
If you have any pictures I would love to see them.
Stay safe!
Charles Sawyer 2 05-Feb-2006 18:53
I came to this site to get pics of soldiers in uniform. I am bulding a model of the V.N.satue Memorial model,exept as the modern desert ensemble.I have modified the weaapons and equipment using scap plastic parts, from the plastics factory I work. I actually was looking for decent pics of uniforms and equip. However, I was verry impressed with the quality and content.the pictures that moved me the most,were of couse the "soldiers crosses" I served in the Air Force with an honorable, but was denied reinlistment.After the W.T.C attack,I wanted to re-up, I would have been Army, but proud to serve at "peacetime" as an airman. Keep up the great job, and congrats on the incredible response from your site. I printed pics. both inspiring and emotional, THANK YOU !!
Larry 04-Feb-2006 21:42
Awesome photos, You Soldiers keep up the good work.
sael sayago 02-Feb-2006 15:48
great site! please post more pics. i love to see how our troops are doing over there.
GREG MILKOWSKI 31-Jan-2006 15:46
MY DAUGHTER IS WITH THE 101ST AT CAMP FALCON, I AM SURE PROUD OF HER BUT WORRY EVERYDAY
PFC Justin Boardman 27-Jan-2006 18:17
I am currently in the DEP program and take off for Fort Benning shortly. You guys are doing a great job. Who knows maybe I will end up over there in the near future. Oh and by the way thanks for serving.
Kristy 22-Jan-2006 08:30
hey debbie, love your work the pics are great! im an aussie who backs the U.S 100% keep up the good work, hope you and your fello soldiers are in good health, everyone of you have my thoughts and prayers in mind for your safe return home, take care stay safe an look after yourselves.
marlon 21-Jan-2006 09:20
.....god bless united states fighting soldiers.....ill use some photos as a background of my diorama featuring bradley,humvee and soldiers..thanks. god bless...god will take care of your sister were ever she will go..
marlon verdan 20-Jan-2006 11:44
....eventhough im far away either iraq and united states..i salute men and women whose fighting for freedom....if not them, who??..anyway.. i would like to post some photos of my work..a diorama with m1 bradley fighting vehicle, a humvee and group of brave and courageous american fighting soldiers in 1/35 scale...ill be posting it sooner...
psalm23<------the best armor in times of trouble.
Karl B 19-Jan-2006 22:37
Awesome gallery. Back in November I too began to grow mad about the media and the left in this countries constant negative reporting. So I assembeled this page of my pbase base as well http://www.pbase.com/kburch/the_picture_from_iraq_you_wont_see_in_the_news . Having a brother in law in the Marines http://www.pbase.com/kburch/camp_lejeune__june_24_2005 and hearing first hand that our soldiers were VOLUNTEERING to go to Iraq, it just outraged how some in this country could spin things.
patrick 18-Jan-2006 02:42
hi debbie im a 13 and i want to join the navy and go to annapolis i was wonderijng if you knew Sgt. peter t palmiotto he's my cousin

please email me back at chilly2256@netscape.net
Guest 16-Jan-2006 02:43
Hey Debbie. w share the same name! I have a Son, PFC Jon Martin out of Fort Campbell KY. 101st ASSAULT,Baghdad. God's speed.Peace to you all. your pixs are great. makes me miss and appreciate my son more...
Donna L. Finney 12-Jan-2006 17:41
Hi, I have a son doing his second tour in Iraq from Ft. Campbell, Sgt. Cross, Lonnie, B Co. 526, 2nd Bct. 101st AASLT. If you see him, Please tell him that his Mom loves him and is praying for him and all the soldiers everywhere in harms way, doing what they do to keep America safe. I have great admiration for all of our soldiers home and abroad. My sincere wishes that all of our soldiers will be home safe soon.
Donna Finney
Jackie 06-Jan-2006 02:33
This web site really opened my eyes to the feelings of those who have loved ones away from home. What you soldiers are doing is courageous and honorable. God Bless you. I wish there were more things on the news about the good that's going on over there instead of just the bad. You all work so hard and are doing an amazing job. Ecclesiastes 4:9-12:
9 Two are better than one,
because they have a good return for their work:

10 If one falls down,
his friend can help him up.
But pity the man who falls
and has no one to help him up!

11 Also, if two lie down together, they will keep warm.
But how can one keep warm alone?

12 Though one may be overpowered,
two can defend themselves.
A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.

You're NEVER forsaken! To those who have lost a loved one or have loved ones away from home you're courageous too, and will also never be forsaken. HOOAH!


Billy 05-Jan-2006 01:19
Hey, I'm 13 and a future Navl Academy student. What's with all the hooah? C'mon, damn the torpedoes, anchors aweigh! Anyway, the pictures are great, and I support our troops and all they're doing completely. Stay safe, and come home soon. Remember, Go Navy Beat Army!
David 04-Jan-2006 04:12
Debbie and all you Screaming Eagles,
We in Maryland are proud of the fact that you choose to spread freedom to Iraq. Say hooah to PFC Tim Williams in Bco 2/506..Keep the great pics coming! Proud Parents
Devin 03-Jan-2006 05:22
Hello-Im looking for my brother Ben Wade Stephens and all I know is that hes in the 101st in Iraq since October-Any help would be great.
Gail 01-Jan-2006 17:23
Thanks for the pictures. If anyone knows PFC James Gaither, D.CO. 1/506th INF. please tell him we are thinking of him and Lindsey and Jayde are fine.
Guest 20-Dec-2005 14:07
Thanks for the pictures, and thanks for the service. if you run into my son anywhere over there ( Capt Lou Kangas Dco 1/502) tell him his dad says hi! keep up the good work.
Barry 19-Dec-2005 00:20
the 506th of the 101st 4th Brigade is now in Iraq. hooah
spinnaker84 19-Dec-2005 00:20
the 506th of the 101st 4th Brigade is now in Iraq. hooah
Barry 19-Dec-2005 00:16
the 506th of the 101st 4th Brigade is now in Iraq. hooah
Debbie 15-Dec-2005 19:02
My son-in-law is a member of the 101st, 2-327, alpha company, NO SLACK! I am so proud of him and all his fellow soilders and I wish only the best for all of you. Please come home safe.
Lauren Jones 13-Dec-2005 17:14
Your photographs are beautiful. I appreciate all that you guys are doing for us.
Guest 11-Dec-2005 14:48
Many thanks for these pictures. I will use some of them in a tribute to our soldiers as a part of our college's door decorating contest. My theme is developing but is basically one of remembering our soldiers and their families during this holiday season. Thanks for your service.
Cathy McCormick 07-Dec-2005 19:54
You have a gift for photography. You can tell this is not some staged Hollywood production. These are truly moving, and I still see smiles despite all that is going on around you. Thank you for what you doing for the Iraqi people and the people of the US. We are very proud. Each of you and your families at home are in our prayers.
Don Proffitt 06-Dec-2005 17:50
What wonderful and touching pictures, and highly unlike anything we here at home see in the news, sadly to say. I was very touched by the soldiers being baptized, Keep up the good work, and know that there are more of us at home supporting you, though our voices aren't always as loud as those who don't. Stay Safe, and keep up the good work !!!
Marty Martin 06-Dec-2005 16:31
Debbie, Thank you. God bless the United States of America, and God bless our troops! You make me proud to be an American. And for what it's worth, all the people I know feel the same. Be strong, finish the job and come home.
William Kuecker 05-Dec-2005 00:24
hi, the photos are awesome! It must be pretty rough over there. I am 14 and most likely a future soldier. Good Luck!
Kelvin Sampson 02-Dec-2005 16:19
I have a son deployed with the 101st from fort campbell to Camp Falcon, in Bagdad. He is with a group of Scouts. We have not heard much from him except for short calls, or emails. Would like to hear from other parents, relatives from the same group who perhaps have better contact with theirs. Our hope and prayers are with all of you who have loved ones serving their country in Iraq that they may complete the mission and return home safely.
Paul Holtzclaw 01-Dec-2005 16:47
Debbie - What you have done here soldier is superb! I am so very proud of people like you, who realize why dedicated soldiers do what they do. I lost a friend during Desert Storm. A young 101st Airborne/Air Assault infantryman by the name of Kevin Wright, who never got to see his unborn daughter. Kevin was where he wanted to be, with his fellow soldiers taking the fight forward. As a buck sergeant I mentored Kevin and we held one another in high esteem. Your website brings credit to Kevin's sacrifice and the sacrifice of those who have laid down their lives in the quest to bring freedom to Iraq. You are part of a proud history and the fallen of the great 101st have been honored by your actions. May God bless and keep you Debbie, and may He bring you home safely. Kindest Regards, Paul Holtzclaw, III, SFC (Retired), U.S. Army
Debbie 26-Nov-2005 06:31
Thank you all so much for all you aew doing. I just had a son in law leave with the 101st the end of September 2005. We are so looking forward to seeing him. You all are inour prayers.
Thank you Again
Tamara Thompson 20-Nov-2005 01:47

Thank-You for serving. My Husband is part of the 101st and just deployed to Iraq at the end of September. We love you guys and can not wait for you to all come home!!!
CHASITY 18-Nov-2005 16:15
Hi I also have a nephew who just left from Ft.campbell in late Sept. with the 101st div. He contacts us via phone and email when he does all we get is I'm fine don't worry. We are all very proud of him and all of the other men and women serving for are country. My family prays for all of you guys and gals safe return home to your familys. Thank You for this site. Thank all of you for what you do for us here in the USA.
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Jen 16-Nov-2005 19:47
I spent Veteran's Day 2005 in Washington DC at the ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and the 101st Airborne was first on my mind. God Bless all of you each and every minute of each and every day that you are in harms way serving our country.
Jen 16-Nov-2005 19:47
I spent Veteran's Day 2005 in Washington DC at the ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and the 101st Airborne was first on my mind. God Bless all of you each and every minute of each and every day that you are in harms way serving our country.
Guest 14-Nov-2005 22:41
Dear Debbie My nephew is deployed with the 101st, 1st brigade combat team outside of Kurkuit--he has been in Iraq about 6 weeks. If there are any other family members with loved ones stationed with my nephew please let me know so we can stay in touch Thanks for the great photos. Please be safe. We will keep you in our prayers. Keep up the good work!! Joe P.
Teala 14-Nov-2005 16:15
hey i think the pics are so great and thx for having them up. a very good friend of mine is over there now and i am really worried because he hasnt wrote or anything. his nam eis Ryan Landers he was based at Ft. Campbell and we met and i havent heard from him in a while except to hear that he has made it over there. but if you meet him tell him i said i miss him so much and please write or e mail and update me. if you or anyone hears anything wrong with him please contact me at teala_renee_owens_2006@yahoo.com thank you and i really do love the pictures alot of my family has been over there and i have prayed for everyone including my family i am so proud i love you guys and Ryan please be safe
Chris "Turtle" PHillips 08-Nov-2005 05:22
Yeah, I was with 3rd Bat, 327th INF Delta Co 101st. I was there during the take down on Saddams two kids. In fact my truck was one of the ones that fired the T.O.W. missiles at the house. Unfortunately the credit went to the 502nd since we were attached to them. So, Im here to set the record straight. It was Delta Co 3rd Bat (Battle Force) 327 Infantry Regiment. And a few sqads from Charlie, and one from the Scouts HHC Battle Force. I here the guys are back in Iraq except the 506th. They wont leave til late this month. God Speed, fellas.
Your Bro; Turtle.
Bertwin 07-Nov-2005 09:27
I would like to talk to some of the soldiers in the screamin eagles who are in Iraq. I am a US Sailor in Hawaii and I have an oportunity to go to Iraq. My email is bert.lord@gmail.com
Guest 07-Nov-2005 01:16
My son just left for Tikrit and I wish him and all the members of the 101st best wishes.
Tina Carmona 06-Nov-2005 16:20

My son has been there since late September. We miss him a lot and now that I have found this page maybe I can feel a little closer to him. SP4 Eduardo Carmona Jr.

I'm proud to be his mom.
Tina Carmona
Kim A 06-Nov-2005 03:56
Thank you, thank you. Are you back in Iraq now? God bless you and all the other troops giving me freedom that I treasure everyday. If you ever run into Captain Page, tell him hello and tell him I miss him-he is my world. Kim
Nicole 29-Oct-2005 03:18
Thank you for this website...and thank you for serving our country. My husband left 2 weeks ago, for his 2nd tour in Iraq with the 101st. I'm so proud of him and the all the other soldiers and military men and women. God Bless you!! Air Assault!!
Tom 27-Oct-2005 11:48
My grandpa was one of the first mans to fight with the 101st airborne , he jumped in normandy in 1944 ,also in holland but he was killed in action in bastogne.Nice pics by the way.
soldiers corner 26-Oct-2005 19:36
there is another site created for spouses and family of soldiers this was created by a soldier at the 101st also the link is here http://p105.ezboard.com/bsoldierscorner enjoy
Guest 26-Oct-2005 02:10
Thank you to all the men and women who are serving our country. My son is part of the 101st and was deployed in September 2005 with the avalon team and is serving in Iraq. We are very proud of him and his fellow soldiers fighting for the USA. These pictures are wonderful. My son doesn't tell us anything hoping that we won't worry to much, although as a mother it just comes natural. God Bless and come home safe each and everyone of you.
Jen 23-Oct-2005 17:25
Thank-You for serving. My Husband is part of the 101st and just deployed to Iraq. It was nice to hear the good things that are happening there and the pics!
Guest 21-Oct-2005 23:39
Thank you for proudly serving in the 101st. The pictures are marvelous and touch my heart. Thank you for sharing them. My husband served with the 101st in Vietnam so we take a very special interest. God Bless you and keep you safe.
Angels 20-Oct-2005 20:37
I will like to thank all of the soilders that are in Iraq fighting for ower freedom.
Also, to let the 101st Arborne know that i have been praying for them seen they departure from FT.Campbell on September 14TH.May god be with you and god bless you all.
Davids Mom 20-Oct-2005 19:42
I'm so glad to have found this site. Your photos are amazing and inspiring! My oldest son is with the Army National Guard (Combat Medic) and he's now headed for Iraq. He has been assigned to 101st Airborne. My heart is heavy, and I'm so worried for his safety, while at the same time, so extraordinarily proud of him. God Bless all of soldiers, and I'm praying for them all.
Guest 12-Oct-2005 22:31
Your sons and daughters, wives and husbands are replacing my son over there. Thank you all. and my God Bless and keep them all protected and safe. And my this madness end soon.
belinda sacca stewart 09-Oct-2005 00:41
My son deployed to iraq the end of septmeber, may god bless and be with all of you
Phil Waisanen 06-Oct-2005 08:11
Thank you to the 101st and thank god you guys and gals are on our side!