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Great day to be alive and a great day to be a Veteran!!!! Happy Veterans Day to those who we have lost and to all those who have served. I had the honor of serving my country with the best Maintenance company in the world 3647th Maintenance Company out of Blackstone Virginia! !!! Although we all didnt see eye to eye they made sure we all made it home safely, no casualties in the sandbox. Salute to you all it was and would be the best experience ever. Shout out to my ride or die Keiana Worth thru basic training, AT training, 2 Week trainings and sand storms we bust out 6 years active 1 tour and 2 years inactive! !! I woke up to my son telling me the story of how his teacher was explaining what veterans day meant and him telling her so proudly My mom is a Veteran, she went to Iraq, her uniform is desert... ha ha ha! Proud mom and Krystal moment! Be blessed today loves I eat free almost ever where lmaooo

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