Page 1 of 2
Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:10 pm
by SNAFU
Just a quick word to our serving defence members and their families to say thank you and although many of you are far from home I am thinking of all of you on this Australia day 2012.
Come home safe to us and thank you all for the job you are doing.
There has been a fair bit of talk lately about so called hero's jumping on unarmed ship's, but I think most right minded Aussie's know who the real hero's are.
Cya Dutchy

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:29 pm
by hoffy
could not agree more dutchy...
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:00 pm
by seiko1
Bring em home!!!!!!
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:19 pm
by Phil
Tassie wrote:Just a quick word to our serving defence members and their families to say thank you and although many of you are far from home I am thinking of all of you on this Australia day 2012.
Come home safe to us and thank you all for the job you are doing.
There has been a fair bit of talk lately about so called hero's jumping on unarmed ship's, but I think most right minded Aussie's know who the real hero's are.
Cya Dutchy

Well said mate

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:38 pm
by laidback
Aussie service men and women have always done us proud...
and rarely got the political support they deserve.

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 3:52 pm
by Nosferatu
Tassie wrote:Just a quick word to our serving defence members and their families to say thank you and although many of you are far from home I am thinking of all of you on this Australia day 2012.
Come home safe to us and thank you all for the job you are doing.
There has been a fair bit of talk lately about so called hero's jumping on unarmed ship's, but I think most right minded Aussie's know who the real hero's are.
Cya Dutchy

Thanks mate
Have a good Australia day everyone.
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 4:06 pm
by Hawksam
Tassie wrote:Just a quick word to our serving defence members and their families to say thank you and although many of you are far from home I am thinking of all of you on this Australia day 2012.
Come home safe to us and thank you all for the job you are doing.
There has been a fair bit of talk lately about so called hero's jumping on unarmed ship's, but I think most right minded Aussie's know who the real hero's are.
Cya Dutchy


here here
Well said Dutchy
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 5:23 pm
by SNAFU
Thanks everyone!
It is funny when I was serving oversea's if you had asked me if I should go home I would have told you to bugger off. To the bring them home brigade I say this. I had mates die over sea's and in training in country. If you speak to their families and friends and said they should have come home alive you would very surprised from their reaction. It all very well to say bring em home from the safety of this country having never been in harms way. I think the only people who have an informed opinion and true prospective on this subject are those that have been on two way firing range and most of us would not have changed a thing. As I said I don't give a rat's crack about the bring em home argument I will leave that to the pollies, those who think they are wiser than me and the ill informed. All I just wanted to do was say thank you to to the fine service personal of this wonderful country.
Cya Dutchy

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 6:17 pm
by philbo
Well said dutchy
When we were up in the middle east last year patrolling the seas, the blokes who boarded the jap ship would either have been shot or looking down the barrel of 10 guns, with there act of piracy
But any who its good to get the support from home, and not media portraying as Criminals
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 6:30 pm
by born green
Tassie wrote:Thanks everyone!
It is funny when I was serving oversea's if you had asked me if I should go home I would have told you to bugger off. To the bring them home brigade I say this. I had mates die over sea's and in training in country. If you speak to their families and friends and said they should have come home alive you would very surprised from their reaction. It all very well to say bring em home from the safety of this country having never been in harms way. I think the only people who have an informed opinion and true prospective on this subject are those that have been on two way firing range and most of us would not have changed a thing. As I said I don't give a rat's crack about the bring em home argument I will leave that to the pollies, those who think they are wiser than me and the ill informed. All I just wanted to do was say thank you to to the fine service personal of this wonderful country.
Cya Dutchy

Yep, well put dutchy....
Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 7:34 pm
by Phil
Tassie wrote:Thanks everyone!
It is funny when I was serving oversea's if you had asked me if I should go home I would have told you to bugger off. To the bring them home brigade I say this. I had mates die over sea's and in training in country. If you speak to their families and friends and said they should have come home alive you would very surprised from their reaction. It all very well to say bring em home from the safety of this country having never been in harms way. I think the only people who have an informed opinion and true prospective on this subject are those that have been on two way firing range and most of us would not have changed a thing. As I said I don't give a rat's crack about the bring em home argument I will leave that to the pollies, those who think they are wiser than me and the ill informed. All I just wanted to do was say thank you to to the fine service personal of this wonderful country.
Cya Dutchy

Lets just say there are a LOT of serving and ex Defence members in this place.......we all know exactly what you are saying

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 6:27 pm
by Jonno
Phil wrote:Tassie wrote:Thanks everyone!
It is funny when I was serving oversea's if you had asked me if I should go home I would have told you to bugger off. To the bring them home brigade I say this. I had mates die over sea's and in training in country. If you speak to their families and friends and said they should have come home alive you would very surprised from their reaction. It all very well to say bring em home from the safety of this country having never been in harms way. I think the only people who have an informed opinion and true prospective on this subject are those that have been on two way firing range and most of us would not have changed a thing. As I said I don't give a rat's crack about the bring em home argument I will leave that to the pollies, those who think they are wiser than me and the ill informed. All I just wanted to do was say thank you to to the fine service personal of this wonderful country.
Cya Dutchy

Lets just say there are a LOT of serving and ex Defence members in this place.......we all know exactly what you are saying


both of you...

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:23 pm
by SNAFU
That's true Johnno but I guess no matter what political views we have we are all still mates who ride and own the best bikes on the planet, the mighty Kwaka!
Cya and take care Dutchy

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:35 pm
by Disgrote
Whether you want the troops home or not, deploying overseas isn't all bad...
I bought my Gumby during my last deployment!

Re: Our serving defence personal!
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 11:18 am
by Ninja10r
Tassie wrote:I guess no matter what political views we have we are all still mates who ride and own the best bikes on the planet, the mighty Kwaka!
Cya and take care Dutchy

+1. Go the Kwakas.