Gulf War I T-shirt Reverse 1 by PSDuck
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Here is the reverse of the shirt seen in my previous submission. I hope you get a laugh out of it!
I have a second shirt. The front is the same as the first, but the reverse is different. That will be my next picture posted.
To all military personnel, current and those who have served, I'd shake your hand and say "Thank you!" Sites like Renderosity are here because you guaranteed the liberty that allows them to exist, and not just as propaganda outlets for some brutal, dictatorial regime.
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Comments (13)
Lolll After,,,,,,,, SA Damme's better in French but good. Where is Sadame?? A memory rises to shine a certtain us smile my friend. ((5 + +)) Loll Après sa Damme ,,,,,,,,C'est mieux en français mais bon. Où est Sadame ???Un souvenir se soulève pour nous reluire un certain sourire mon ami . ((5++))
Good to see the back. Thanks!
You know, I sit here in China with a "I LUV China" pin, and even tossed a few with some big boys up in Shandong Province who used to shoot at us in the Korean DMZ. What I mean to say is, as far as veterans are concerned, if it weren't for a few control freaks who run the show(s), we all might as well be fishing buddies or drinking friends. Seriously, regardless of the branch, country, or cause, Patriots share one thing, a sense of duty. When 9-11 broke out, my neighbor across the street from my Las Vegas home got called up for reserve duty as a AWACS Crew Chief. They sent him to the No-Fly Zone. Three months later he came back to say not only he being "PAINTED" they had to deploy anti-missile defenses when they were being shot at. And this was months before we decided to invade Iraq. This alone was justification to take that camel dung sucking piece or ring worm filth out of this world. I may disagree with the tactics on the battle field, and invading Baghdad itself (I would have used siege warfare), but as far as I am concerned we were justified, and we should have done it ten years earlier, then gone home!
I like what cryptojoe says about us all being fishing buddies (or in my case, sci-fi geek buddies) and I really would prefer the snarly, metal, high-tech, kinda cool peacekeeper, and I'd love to drink beer with someone who flies one of those (or flew one) and well...that whole drinking beer thing would happen while the aforementioned beer-drinking buddy was OUT of the cockpit. What an interesting piece of history you've photographed here, and I love the point it makes.
yep i agree and i go even further. the todays generations in the western hemisphere are not aware or not able to see that a lot of people lost their lives to guarantee their freedom wich they just throw away and take as granted.
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Most will miss the freedom only when they have lost it!!!!
great photo!!!
Ha! Ha! well quite! No contest really.....The one on the left (NO!!!!!!), Just kidding... Obviously, knowing me, you can guess which one I would say... All up to you guys now as the UK has retired almost all the RAF...... Idiots! Great post... Rob
Fine capture and words! Never take freedom for granted!
Bring on the big "bird" and all the firepower that she can carry. Dana
beautiful image and words !