A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

that serve.

Most of you know that I am a Zealous Patriot, doesn't mean I support any goverment, just means I support the fellow American worker first.

Sal forwarded me this email about a Marine, I agree, a brother in arms.

Take a look at this Marines Hummer













To me, a Brother in Arms, hence this post.

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

REPIZZLE!!!!!! x a gajillion

...still cool though :)

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

X2 :shhh:


feel for her, but dayumm.

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

Semper Fidelis...always Faithful. Nice graphics.:beerchug:

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

great post

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

This is a great tribute! But how many times do we have to see this reposted?

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

/14/2006 5:22:11 PM
Fallbrook Bonsall Village News

CAMP PENDLETON ? Karla Comfort received a lot of looks and even some salutes from people when she drove from Benton, AR, to Camp Pendleton in her newly painted custom Hummer H3 March 2. The vehicle is adorned with the likeness of her son, 20-year-old Lance Cpl. John M. Holmason, and nine other Marines with F Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, who were all killed by the same improvised explosive device blast in Fallujah, Iraq, last December.

For Comfort, having the vehicle airbrushed with the image of the ten Marines was a way to pay homage to her hero and his fellow comrades who fell on Iraq?s urban battlefield.

?I wanted to let people know [Marines] are doing their jobs honorably, and some of them die,? said the 39-year-old from Portland, OR. ?I don?t want people to forget the sacrifices that my son and the other Marines made.?

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

I have only had a membership here a short period of time.

Being the Zealous Patriot I am, I never pass up a chance to spread patriotism every chance I get. So just forgive my short comings until I get to speed with the rest of you lot here.

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No worries! :)

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

I've seen this post, too. Passed to me in emails and on other forums. We NEED to reminded why we are at war and of the REAL peril we, as a nation and a culture, are in. Compalcency is our worst enemy, and complacency is promoted vigorously by the media. I've lived, worked and played in several Mid East countries. If the terrorists win this war, and they could, it will not be pleasant! We desperately need to get tough and focussed, and posts like this, though they may be repetitive, help!

Besides, a salute to fallen heros is ALWAYS in order! :twak:

Re: A tribute to Hummer, and the Americans (photos)
 

Save a job buy a hummer. Support our troops:beerchug: