I know this isn't just about hunting, But please remember those that lost their lives back on 9-11-01.. Some of them could have been hunters, some could have been trad bow hunters. All lost their lives on that DAY, All Will Remember that day.
Great Spirit watch over their Souls, let them know we all care. Keep their families safe & show them the light of Your love.
Patti, SP4 det-1 6th of 112th 49th Lone Star
Amen.
This is a day to remember all that were lost.
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Never ever forget.
First national tragedy of my young life to have experienced and I remember like it was yesterday. Changed my life and I think about it every day. We have definately not forgotten, and will never forget. God Bless... -Lee
I'll never forgot that day...I know I'm a lucky guy.
I planned to be there that deadly day during my american holiday 7n years ago...but my flight delayed 24hrs...so I'm still here for another bowhunting season. My pray for the less lucky people that are no more with us.
Amen
Armando
That day is forever burned into my brain.
Was an amazing day ....and not in a good way. :(
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But the lessons learned have been!
Its easy for some to remember but for those of us there pulling people out piece by piece its better left in the back of our minds. I'd be happy if I never thought of this day again but someone always brings it up.
God bless my fallen brothers who gave their lives 343.
To me, the total impact of this day is equal to the time when I was very young as I watched our service men and women coming home from Vietnam. I was so saddened and shocked at what I saw.
God Bless all our Brave service people for what they do for us in harms way and the call of duty no matter the cost.
Although I would like to not think this ever happened, I certainly will never forget and am forever greatful to the service of all who risk everything for others.
Honor those who were lost. Our way of life in this country is at risk. Those who think they can make us cower down in fear are wrong. Be proud of our military. As I hear all the names being read at Ground Zero it brings me back to the few days spent there working for the Medical Examiner. It WAS a war zone.
I Love The United States Of America! God Bless Us All! Seems to me that Shells signature sums it up well.
... mike ...
I visited the Twin Towers in the eighties,during a tourist journey (on the top floor of the North tower)
Like all people in Europe I can't help thinking about all the innocent people caught in this horrible and giant trap.
Human mind can invent such terrible things
Took the day off today, no pay to remember those!I'm so sick of the BS, laxed, layed back attitude by this country towards the murderous CS that did this to this great country!
I'm on active duty now at my Air NAtional Guard base and our unit is deploying today back to the sandbox. Kind of ironic... 9-11.
I'm sitting this one out but I get to see them off. There's a lot of young ones going that have never even been out of the country let alone in harms way. Keep all our troops, their families, and the families of those lost seven years ago today in your prayers.
God bless our country, our people, and our troops! Let us never forget.
Deadbolt- keep yourself and your Brothers/Sisters safe as you do your jobs.
I can understand your sentiment. I wish NONE of us had to remember such a day.
I hope none of us ever forget that evil is always looking at the innocent as fodder in it's hunt for power.
God Bless the lost, the rescued, their families, and U.S.
Tom, I understand what You mean. You & the others, that did that job. Did more then you thing. By pulling parts out you help the Souls be seen.
It's the honor you gave them, by doing that Job on that day. By being human enuff to wish You could forget is OK, But Give them the Honor of Remembering.
I am a schoolteacher and today my students are watching a video on the topic. It's easy to forget that these juniors and seniors in my classes were 9 or 10 maybe when this happened. We must never let people forget what happened, nor the nature of the evil that we are up against.
NEVER-NEVER-NEVER FORGET/ MY LITTLE GIRL WAS 3DAY'S OLD .GOD BLESS AMERICA.
VIC G. FORMER MARINE--SEMPER FI.
GOD BLESS PROV.3-5-6
Just got back from the bush baiting bear and stopped off to read a few e-mails and of course tradgang.
On the way out of the woods I called my marine buddy who got shot on the top of the head in Viet Nam which left him paralyzed. We had a great talk as we do every year on 09/11.
By the way he got shot 42 years ago today on 9/11.
I took time thismorning and said a Prayer for those that lost thier lives ,for our country,our troops and for our next President of the United States...I had a shirt on that had this Bible Verse written on it...Psalm 33:12 Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord...God Bless, Keefers <")))><
I will never forget. Having seen the devastation first-hand the images and smell of that day are forever burned in my mind. God bless those that made the ultimate sacrifice and their families. I forever fly a flag in their honor.
i had just got home from the fire dept that morning, and wathced it happen , and got called back in to work, that was the hardest day i ever spent at the F.D, "God bless my brothers from FDNY who gave ther lives saving others" i will never forget you
My wife and I just sat in a line of traffic that was stopped for a line of 1000 bikers riding on behalf of 9-11.It was quite a site and made me feel good to know that this world changing date is not being forgotten.
Good Shooting,
Craig
I am sure it is etched as deeply in most peoples mind as it is in mine... I remember with a heavy heart the tragedy of that day and how it has forever changed this country and the families of those lost 7 years ago...
A salute to our brothers and siters who serve, and a prayer for those who are in harms way.
Never forget... Remember that come Nov 4th.
JDS III
God bless America.
It's funny...I was on the continental divide in New Mexico when it happened...hunting elk.
It took 3 days before we found out...we were so isolated. When we did, we thought it was a joke at first...then the significance of the situation hit home. Everyone lost their enthusiasm for the hunt, we all bagged it and took off for home.
No flights leaving anywhere..so I paired up with a guy from Florida and we team-drove straight through to Atlanta on Saturday...I took him to the airport and he was able to get a rental car and drive by that point..no flights still.
By Sunday morning, when I turned the tv on, things had changed...most of the footage was NOT being shown over and over...too much...so I never went through the whole thing..just snippets and still photos.
I stayed in front of the History Channel last night, watching the home video, personal stories- people jumping out of the buildings- just awful, awful to see but I wanted it burned in my memory- I don't want to ever forget what happened.