Back from Hell

[Ed C]

Hello all. I'm not really new, just got back from Iraq. I lurked here whenever I had a chance but didn't post much. The ST is in one piece but It needs some TLC. All the plastic is faded and the passenger door lock is not working. I'll check it out after I spend some time with the wife. Later.



Ed

 

[Eric Gutknecht]

Welcome home!

 

[Chris Castineira]

Welcome Home and THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!!!!!

CHRIS

 

[TrainTrac]

Welcome home, Ed. Glad you made it back safe!



Spend some quality time with your family... and then you can start using some of that tax-free money you earned overseas for new mods for the ST!

 

[Bill V]

Hell is in Iraq? A friend of mine got back from there recently and said North Dakota is worse... :lol::lol:

 

[Andy Chase]

Thanks for being over there!! I know not enough people say that now.

I'll check it out after I spend some time with the wife

So in about 20 min you should be able to check it out?:lol:

 

[Les]

Thanks for your service...

 

[TrainTrac]

20 minutes??? I can tell you from personal post-deployment homecoming experience that 20 minutes is a veerrrry generous estimate!:lol:

 

[Larry Phillips]

From one member to another, welcome home! Enjoy the time, and thank you!

 

[Ed C]

Yes Andy, 20 minutes is about 18 more than I needed after 9 months! LOL

 

[Roger Batts]

We salute you and thank you and all our people in the military for your service!

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

Welcome home, and like the others, Thank You for your service to this country. Hope you do not have to go back.



Try Mothers Back-to-Black for the faded plactic. Use Mequires leather cleaner & conditioner or Lexol leather cleaner & conditioner for the interior.

 

[Andy Chase]

I was giving you 10 minutes to remember how to undo certain clasps, and 9 minutes of recovery afterwards!

 

[TrainTrac]

An experienced military spouse will greet you prepared with "quick-disconnect", easily removable items!

 

[Ed C]

Thanks you all. TrainTrac, she is an experienced military spouse! :wub: LOL[Broken External Image]:

 

[Jason Klinger]

Ed,



Welcome home!!! THANK YOU for keeping us all safe and free.



Cheers !*raises beer*

 

[Martin]

Welcome home Ed......I hope you don't have to go back.

 

[TomT]

Welcome home Ed. Thanks for what you have done and I hope you'll stay home.

 

[Jeff Jolley]

Welcome Home and Thank You for everything you have done and continue to do for us. Good luck with your ST,

fi you need help just ask.

 

[TrainTrac]

Ed,



As everyone else said, thanks for your service. But as one who's been in your shoes, I've gotta also say a big thanks to your wife for her "service" as well. And I don't mean that sarcastically, I say it with all sincerity. I couldn't have made it through my 20 years in the Navy and all the underway time without knowing that I had a loving, supportive wife keeping things together on the home front. It appears that you are equally as blessed, and I'm sure she's a vital part of you having a successful military career. We couldn't do it without 'em!



So, thank you too, Mrs. SFCEd, for your service to our country!