Posted on Jan 3, 2024
How the military celebrates the New Year, according to combat veterans
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The experiences of service members on the eve of the new year have varied throughout the years. Some celebrated by holding a freezing cold church service in the Ardennes Forest during the Battle of the Bulge in 1944. Others, more recently, could video-chat with family back home as they watched the ball drop in New York City. Either way, an American serving their nation far from home will always find a way to ring in the new year while deployed.
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For my troops it has alway been about blowing something up...
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For my troops it has alway been about blowing something up...
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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
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I remember during Tet of '70 enjoying the beautiful light show over Duc Pho outside of LZ Bronco, the 11th LIB's main base camp as our people shot red tracers into the sky and fired off hand flares while the bad guys filled the sky with green tracers and shot off 82mm mortar illumination rounds . . .
I remember during Tet of '70 enjoying the beautiful light show over Duc Pho outside of LZ Bronco, the 11th LIB's main base camp as our people shot red tracers into the sky and fired off hand flares while the bad guys filled the sky with green tracers and shot off 82mm mortar illumination rounds . . .
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PO3 Edward Riddle
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. - A fun time was had by all Brother Dale. Shoot 'em up bang, bang.
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