Thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping me and my family, and friends safe.
Thrust Cures ALL....
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping me and my family, and friends safe.
Certified Rocket Monkey
Attachment 85175
James K Knutson, Class of 1966, E4, Helicopter Crewman, US Army, Aug 15, 1968, Bien Hoa, Republic of Viet Nam
Craig S Pettit, Class of 1967, E3, Medic, US Navy, May 31, 1968, Quang Tri Province, Republic of Viet Nam
I did not forget you, my brothers in arms.
Kit (AKA Cranky Kong)
Total Total Impulse as BAR: 7,753.69 Ns (Equivalent to a 51% M motor.)
=| Calirado, Colofornia...what's the diff anymore? |=
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The list is long. Amen.
( Major F.D. Pearce, Jr-USAAF, USAF-SAC, NATO, WWII, Korea, Vietnam-Black Knight trophy winner and my Dad. RIP)
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All persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental-Vonnegut
97% of the time, I'm right-the other 5% doesn't bother me.
There comes a point in your life that looks just like all the other points you didn't notice either.
If I had a nickel for every dollar I spent on rockets, I'd have more rockets.
You may have had more fun in your life than me, but the chaos was undeniable.
Lifetime Member
To my Father and my two uncles, my brother and my son, Thank you!
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To my Dad, J.J. Chatham an original "Merrills Marauder" 75th Rangers Regt. WW2, Korea "Rangers lead the way"!!
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Senior Member
To my Dad, Msgt. Henry "Hank" Froner, 10th Mountain Division, WW2, Thank you and we miss you.
Livin the dream
To my brother, my uncle and my grand father (who fought in the Battle of the Bulge.) Thank you.
Regretfully, I was unable to serve. I had a hearing loss in my right ear that was above the limit and was told that I could not serve my country. I was informed of this while at MEPS taking the physical. It still bothers me and I believe it will for the rest of my life.
BaddAzz Rocketry
To my Father, Uncles, and Grandfathers my Sincere Thanks.
To my Countrymen My Heart Felt Gratitude for the Gift of Freedom.
Eric Foster
http://www.BaddAzzRocketry.com
Eric@BaddAzzRocketry.com
TRA 12959 L3
Home Club Tripoli SC
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TO MY FELLOW BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ARMS.....YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.....
Support Wounded Warriors Project www.supportwwp.org
RIP CPl. Brandon S. Hocking KIA IRAQ 20 MARCH 2011 5 DAYS FROM GOING HOME
Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund www.cfsrf.org/
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Shane B.
www.texasrocketrysupply.com
TRA L3 - 12117
NAR L3 - 88027
Ns FLOWN IN 2012 29,189.3Ns (2% O) approx
“THE SECOND AMENDMENT"
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed
ANY QUESTIONS
Support Wounded Warriors Project www.supportwwp.org[/SIZE]
RIP CPl. Brandon S. Hocking KIA IRAQ 20 MARCH 2011
Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fundwww.cfsrf.org
"I MAY NOT AGREE WITH A WORD YOU HAVE TO SAY BUT I WILL DEFEND TO MY DEATH YOUR RIGHT TO SAY IT" The American Soldier.
Master Scrap Maker
Michael Bowden, EM3, USS Enterprise; Proud to have called him my friend. Taken in an accident 4/17/86. Not forgotten.
Terry
NAR L1
2013: 1 E-16, 1 E-9, and a B6-4... I'm way behind
Scale Enthusiast
To my Grandfather, William R Stanton Sr, 1st ID, Battle of the Bulge.
My Dad, William R Stanton Jr, Electricians Mate 2nd class, USS Shangri-La, USS Oriskany, 1959-1962.
To my first Platoon Leader, (2nd Lt) Maj. Edward Murphy. Lost in Afghanistan. RIP
To all the men I served with in K Troop, 3rd ACR. "Brave Rifles!"
To All the men and women still holding the line, Thank you and God keep you all!
Troy
MDRA 47
NAR 90055
L2
Rocketry Newbie
To my grandfathers, both of whom served in WWI; to my uncles, who served in WWII and Vietnam; to my father, who served in WWII and Korea; to all the fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts who have served and are serving today - thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Senior Member
To a fellow Airman.....Ssgt. Grant D. Camp USAF. Fathers Day 1991 off-duty accident......
You were the reason I stayed in all those years.....then you were gone.
Someday, in a more "peacefull" place we'll get together.....I'm sure you'll have the Roadrunner all waxed up......and, we will cruise up and down the road whistling at all the hot girls.
We have a lot too catch up on.......make sure it has a full tank.......
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Gustav "The Firestarter" Piepenburg TRA L3.
President/ Founder of Indiana Rocketry, Chicago Rocket Mafia, Public Enemy Aerospace...
Known QCRS troublemaker....
Apprentice Moderator
Here's my bit for the day:
Click Here to read My Blog - "Today is Not Barbeque Day"
WARNING: There is no religious stuff in today's entry, but there will be if you scroll down far enough...
Blessings,
John
NAR#87984
It can't be my second childhood, I haven't finished my first one yet.
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." - Leonardo da Vinci
"If I were giving a young man advice as to how he might succeed in life, I would say to him, Pick out a good father and mother, and begin life in Ohio." - Wilbur Wright, January 10, 1910
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To all those, past, present and future, God bless and Thank You. The best I can do to thank you is to do my BEST everyday. For those we've lost---Your tail is clear and the sky is blue-- I'd like to tuck up real close and just fly a while..
Obsessed with Rocketry
I think the ones that get the most are the ones that happen so close to coming home. I remember several brothers in arms die like that. Today definitely was not not a BBQ for me.
Here is to my friends, fellow service members, and their families. Those who make the sacrifice so we can be free.
Lets all hope for a quick end to the fighting so our brave service members can come home.
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Chuck Haislip
NAR/Tripoli Level 3
Level 1 - LOC Minie Magg; Level 2 - PR Broken Arrow;
Level 3 - 10 inch Nike Smoke
Ns for Year: 0 on hiatus serving our GREAT country in Kuwait
My rockets usually fly naked. If they survive, they earn their paint.
Come fly with ROSCO or ICBM in Orangeburg SC => http://rocketrysouthcarolina.com
Born Again Rocketeer
You've got that right, Chuck! The sooner the better. It's insult to injury that our armed forces are contending with hollow-force level budgets (without that $500B sequestration hit that could still come) WHILE still fighting a conflict of arguably limited value.Originally Posted by cwbullet
Mark Rose
Las Vegas, NV
TRA #11717 L2
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