First Female Soldier to Recieve Silver Star since WWII

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That is my kinda woman.......I wonder if she can handle the M2? All joking aside, awesome job "get some girl".
 
There were a couple of Red Cross volunteers, we called them "Doughnut Dollies", in Viet Nam who, I think, should have been awarded the Bronze Star Medal with "V" device.

Those were great gals.

And a hearty "Well done . . ." to the young lady.
 
She is a good testament to women serving here in Iraq! We need a few more like her.
 
I think I'd be mighty proud just to see that beautiful red, white, and blue ribbon sitting atop her pile of "fruit salad".

the K
 
The Kraken:
I think I'd be mighty proud just to see that beautiful red, white, and blue ribbon sitting atop her pile of "fruit salad".

the K


:11: I bet you would! You just want to pull pitch and hover huh?
 
That would be "pull pitch", but that's OK, I don't have jump wings. . . :D
 
The Kraken:
That would be "pull pitch", but that's OK, I don't have jump wings. . . :D

oook, so I am not to educated on aviation. I just jump on and go for the ride.
 
Do wish I had taken the opportunity to go to jump school. I could have between basic and flight school, but once you get your bar and wings you can't go to jump school as a pilot because you can screw up your legs and become worthless in you MOS (military occupational specialty)
 
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