Bad Ass Vietnam Vet

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JIM DIXON - July 2, 2020

I also would love to have a shirt and poster of this. If anyone knows how or where to get one, let all of us know, semper fi.

Daryl judish - July 2, 2020

Vietnam vet 1968-70. Great poster. Oorah.
Semperfi

Sgt CC Johnson - July 2, 2020

OOH RAH
Sgt. Johnson
I agree with all my brothers this is a great shirt and likewise I too would like to see a shirt made of this. I too am up in age but I proudly served my country in the Vietnam war Can’t run like I used to steps are a little slower but I’ll be glade to open up a can of Whoop Ass And you can take that to the bank. now what’s in your wallet

Leroy Dodds - July 2, 2020

First of all Happy Fathers Day to all Marines past and present, thank you for your service and sacrifice to our great country.Having served in Vietnam I would be interested in both the poster and a T-shirt,maybe Sgt Grit can make that happen.SemperFi SSGT L.Dodds 67-75

Jessie Valdez - July 2, 2020

Great POSTER. I too, would like to get one. Thanks for sharing with us.

MSgt. Jesus F. Valdez
USMC Ret.

Pete - July 2, 2020

If all these nam vets are so badass , why is Jane Fonda and her commie buddies still walking around and running things??
John McCain was a communist traitor , I will also add.

Suzanne Stibbens - July 2, 2020

I was thinking this same thing as I escorted my Daddy to the barber shop for his Marine haircut. He’s had a rough year. Agent Orange has taken a toll on him, and I almost lost him this Winter when his heart stopped. Happily, the Gunny is still one tough badass Marine! He’s still with me, thank God and good friends!

Charles Bryson - July 2, 2020

Sgt. Golden. I agree with your comments. At least those serving in Middle East are spit on.
Yet Nam 12/67-6/70, with time off for hospital visit. Sgt C. Bryson

Dale R. McNett - July 2, 2020

I agree with the sentiment that, this as a shirt, would be ” BAD ASS “. I would gladly be first up as a VIETNAM VET to buy at least one, PLEASE.

Tom Golden - July 2, 2020

I like this and the idea of having a shirt. I am one of the so-called “Old Men” I am proud of my time served and while I have come to realize that we will never share the same glory as those Marines who fought in WWII and Korea, we are still proud of what we have accomplished and of the honor of having served our country. It is unfortunate that even today, our fellow brothers and sisters who risk their lives in the Middle East are not recognized for their contributions.

All I can say is Stand Tall and Stand Proud!!!

Sempi Fi
Sgt T. Golden
USMC