Almost killed, a new view of the war
I'm not going to post this entire story please go read it.
Knowles left the service in October 2004. He suffers from occasional shoulder pain but otherwise has a normal life. He's now a train conductor for Norfolk Southern.
He has since come to oppose the war.
"After seeing friends die and almost dying myself, I think American soldiers are, I wouldn't say dying for nothing, but it's needless and I think we need to bring everybody home."
Semper Fi
2 Comments:
That guy was incredibly lucky.
Thanks for posting that up Carl.
Carl,
Just stopping in to wish you and yours a merry and festive holiday.
Peace!
Light a candle for freedom,
light a candle for peace,
light a candle for learning,
light a candle for honest democracy
light a candle for those who have not food or home
light a candle for the bruised beauty and waining bounty of our over used planet
light a candle for those hunted and harried for having a different belief
light a frigging bonfire to give light to the great power that is in the dark.
[why not? I hears its a season for miracles and hope.]
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