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Just dropping you all a line to let you know I made it home from Iraq safe and sound. I returned on 20 February. That was the longest 250 days of my life. I'm slowly but surely getting back into the swing of things and I am anxiously awaiting warm weather to get the snake out. Thanks for all the support while I was in that less than desirable country. I can finally enjoy the luxury of high speed internet connections and daily access to this website. Hope to meet many of you at viper days in May. Thanks again,

Darin
 
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Welcome home! What base were you out of? I spent almost 7 months at Tallil in the south (what a hole!). Now, go have fun!
 
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Welcome back Darin and thank you for your service to our country. As time passed by I began to see the value of my Viet Nam experience and hope you will of your service as well. Again, thank you very much.
 
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Just dropping you all a line to let you know I made it home from Iraq safe and sound. I returned on 20 February. That was the longest 250 days of my life. I'm slowly but surely getting back into the swing of things and I am anxiously awaiting warm weather to get the snake out. Thanks for all the support while I was in that less than desirable country. I can finally enjoy the luxury of high speed internet connections and daily access to this website. Hope to meet many of you at viper days in May. Thanks again,

Darin
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Don't thank us....thank YOU for your service. Welcome back. Glad you made it back safe and sound.
 
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Hard to say just a thank you to someone who puts their life on the line for all of us every day. Wish there were more I could say, but please know your service is hugely appreciated by an extraordinary number of people.
Thanks.
 
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Hard to say just a thank you to someone who puts their life on the line for all of us every day. Wish there were more I could say, but please know your service is hugely appreciated by an extraordinary number of people.
Thanks.
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Yeah, a good friend of mine got back recently, and my friends and I finally saw him on Friday night. He was telling me some pretty bad stuff he saw over there. He's okay, but the experience definitely changed him. I didn't have my Viper went he went over there, but since I got it in January I brought it out. I took him for a ride and that made his day. He's a big fan of "hot rods" and the Viper put a nice smile on his face.
 
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