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willmakehimregretit
  Posted: 12/26/2004 12:49 AM Subject: Close to My Heart...PLease Read...
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  A Soldiers Christmas  T’was the night Before Christmas, he lived all alone, In a one bedroom house made of plaster and stone,I had come down the chimney with presents to give, And to see just who in this home did live, I looked all about, a strange site did I see, No tinsel, no presents, not even a tree, No stockings by the mantle, Just boots filled with sand, On the wall hung pictures of far distance lands. With Medals and badges, Awards of all kinds, A sober thought came through my mind. For this house was different, it was dark and dreary, I had found the home of a soldier once I could see clearly I heard stories about them, I had to see more So I walked down the hall and pushed open the door, The solider lay sleeping, silent, alone, Curled up in this, His one bedroom home. The face was so gentle,, the room in such disorder Not how I pictured a United States Solider. Was this the War Hero of whom I’d just read? Curled up on a poncho, the floor for a bed?   His head was clean shaven, his weathered face tan,I soon understood this was more than a man.I realized the families that I saw this night Owed they’re lives to these soldiers who were willing to fight. Soon round the world the children would play And grownups celebrate a bright Christmas day. They enjoyed freedom each month of the year, Because of these soldiers like the one lying here. I couldn’t help wonder how many lay alone On a cold Christmas Eve, in a land far from home. The very thought brought a tear to my eye,Dropped to my knees and started to cry. The Soldier awakened and I hear a rough voice, “Santa don’t cry, this is my life my choice: I fight for freedom, I don’t ask for more My life is my god, my country my Corps.” The Solider rolled over and soon drifted to sleep I couldn’t control it I started to weep. I kept watch for hours. So silent and still And we both shivered from the cold nights chill.   I took off my jacket, the one made of red,And I covered this Soldier from his toes to his head.And I put on his T-shirt of gray and black,With an eagle and an Army patch embroidered on back.And although it barely fit me, I began to swell with pride,And for a shining moment, I was United States Army deep inside.I didn’t want to leave on that cold dark night, This guardian of honor, so willing to fight. Then the Solider rolled over with a voice soft and pure,

Whispered, "Carry on Santa, Christmas Day is Secure"

 One look at my watch and I knew he was right Merry Christmas my friend and to all a good night.

I Hope everyone appreciates our men and women in uniform, and what they sacrifice for us every day of there lives especially now since the events of September 11th and the War in Iraq. I posted this to help pass the word and to remember those who are protecting us now, both here on the Homeland or overseas on foreign soil, who will spend Christmas away from there families, but knowing that they are protecting those very people they miss. and for those  who have protected us in the past. if your are one of these man or women,

 Thank you 



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  Posted: 12/26/2004 1:08 AM Subject: Close to My Heart...PLease Read...II
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Last year from 03/03 to 03/04 I served in Iraq in support of OIF as a Sgt. in the U.S. Army in the Military Police Corps, This "is" how we spent our Christmas. We didn't whine, we didn't cry, that was our life, that is what we chose. I'm out of the Army now & miss my buddies terribly.I think about those who continue to serve & support them every step of the way. I know what they go through & I know how they feel. The poem that was written was written by a soldier of course, I think it originated first from a U.S. Marine & got rearranged again & again to fit the different Branches of the Military. Even so they're all soldiers, they're all fighting, and many are dying. Support Our Troops people, they're fighting for their country & what they think is right. There's so much more than what is said in the news. They are not getting everything they need and at times have to survive on very liitle. As rich as our country is this is truely heartbreaking. It is NOT easy being a soldier. Period. How I survived & made it back home in one piece when so many of my commrads didn't, Only GOD knows, & I won't question. One soldiers life taken over there was one too many!!!!Bring our troops HOME!!!God Bless.....

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  Posted: 12/26/2004 11:58 PM Subject: Close to My Heart...PLease Read...
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Last year from 03/03 to 03/04 I served in Iraq in support of OIF as a Sgt. in the U.S. Army in the Military Police Corps, This "is" how we spent our Christmas. We didn’t whine, we didn’t cry, that was our life, that is what we chose. I’m out of the Army now & miss my buddies terribly.I think about those who continue to serve & support them every step of the way. I know what they go through & I know how they feel. The poem that was written was written by a soldier of course, I think it originated first from a U.S. Marine & got rearranged again & again to fit the different Branches of the Military. Even so they’re all soldiers, they’re all fighting, and many are dying. Support Our Troops people, they’re fighting for their country & what they think is right. There’s so much more than what is said in the news. They are not getting everything they need and at times have to survive on very liitle. As rich as our country is this is truely heartbreaking. It is NOT easy being a soldier. Period. How I survived & made it back home in one piece when so many of my commrads didn’t, Only GOD knows, & I won’t question. One soldiers life taken over there was one too many!!!!Bring our troops HOME!!!God Bless.....


How do you feel about what is going on there? Tell us please, there is no better arena of truth than here, we see what the news wants us to know, but I know that doesnt constitue truth!

What is really going on over there??



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  Posted: 12/27/2004 4:14 AM Subject: Close to My Heart...PLease Read...
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Where do I begin? ... I know that when I was over there it was nothing close to what we were told & expected. It's 50/50 some of the nationals (or Haji's as we called them) wanted us there, some didn't. Some nationals acted as though they wanted us there, then we find out later that it's some of the ones we're forced to work with that are strapping bombs to themselves & blowing up our convoy's, front gates, & as of latley our dining facilities. My unit personally, seemed to be more concerned with our outwardly appearance to the "higher-up's", then the safety & welfare of the soldiers. I was in an active duty unit, not a reserve unit, like the one that humiliated the MP Corps, by building naked pyramid's of Iraqi nationals in their captivity. I worked in EPW(enemy prisoners of war) camp for months, I was in charge of many soldiers who were responsible for the care of our epw's. Never once did we even jokingly talk about or attempt to do anything remotely close to what happened with the reserve unit that took over for us. We were in charge of guarding, feeding & making sure those prisoners had proper medical care, a soft bed to sleep on, warm blankets,plenty of fresh bottled water, toiletries & area to properly bath. Which to tell you the truth these nationals were not use to having such privileges, (they dont use toilet paper they use their left hand to wipe themselves & then they just go wash their hands in the sand or sink) Let alone having "females" guarding them & escorting them to the bathroom, or water closet as they called it. The hardest thing was listen to them complain about females, most knew a little English, & could not comprehend the thought of why America would allow women to have such rights. The nationals explained to us that it was absolutely ridiculous to dare to put a weapon in a woman's hand, train her, & send her off to war. To them in their country as you may already know, their woman don't leave the kitchen, except to give birth, or make a baby, & dare not show their faces until already married. Even then, most Iraqi women still hide their face. While guarding a bank in Tikrit, Iraq. I watched from a roof top as an Iraqi national beat his wife into submission, I was so angry, I was beside myself, that they would allow a man to beat a woman like that in the street and do nothing. I wanted to run down to the street and buttstroke that man right in the jaw with my rifle, & remove my Kevlar (helmet) to make sure he knew that he just got beat down by a woman, I was fully trained & prepaired to fight that amn barehanded if I had to, but of course as mad as I was, my commrads wouldn't let me go & informed me that we were not to interfere with the Nationals everyday life, to just let it go.As I explained to the epw's, it was uncomprehendable to me as why they "didn't" give their women any rights, they can't vote, most can't work, or have an education, they're treated no better the a dog. Being there in that 3rd world country really made me appreciate the beautiful country I come from, the freedom I have & fought for. Everyday listening to these people talk made me miss home more & more. Believe me I can go on & on about what my day to day life was like over there. I think maybe I should start writing a book.. what do you think??? any specific questions?? Feel free to ask??? I'm open & honest & certainly don't give a damn what the military thinks,now that I'm out....Boy do I have some crazy stories....peace everyone..

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