On Mar 23, 12:07�am, "Call Sign Not Given" 101ABN@anon wrote:
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On Mar 22, 11:05 am, "David Stinson" wrote:
ARRL's "Diamond Terrace" Memorial

I do NOT understand this "fad" of placing bricks on the GROUND
to memorialize someone. *I am not about to memorialize anyone
about whom I care or whom I respect by placing their name on
the ground where thoughtless people wipe dog-poop off their shoes
and spit their gum. *I don't know who first thought of this fad
(and Lord, I hope it's a "passing fad"),
but it's a bad idea and I would never, ever do it.
Build a wall with the bricks, or anything else
other than a "walk on you daddy" place.
73 David S.

Could be like a Vietnam Vets memorial - in black and below ground
level.

Many of us cherish the Memorial. You, apparently, do not.

Knock it off Rambo-wannabe.

You have no friends' names engraved upon The Wall. I do.

Not a requirement of the US amateur radio community.

You don't know what a Combat Infantry Badge requires. I do.

So, where did you EARN one? In your dreams?

You've never parachuted from an aircraft. I have.

BFD. I did that once.

You've never been to The Wall. I have.

When I was last in DC it was decades ago. "The Wall"
wasn't even a concept, let alone a war in southeast
Asia. There WAS a real, shooting war in northeast
Asia then. Were YOU there? In Korea?

Please, leave the Vets' memorial out of your mindless meanderings.

Please give some sign that you are ACTUALLY into
some form of amateur radio...not just some idle
dreamer who has watched the Military Channel on cable
TV too much.

Screaming Eagles....AIRBORNE!

Go scream somewhere else, REMF.

Alpha Five One, 101st Airborne, Ft. Campbell, KY.- Hide quoted text -

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Go jump out of an aircraft without a parachute. I've done that
several times...have you?

Len Anderson AF6AY ex-RA16408336, SSgt USA