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I would like to say a huge thank you for greeting our flight into the USA on the 23rd March. It was the most humbling and overwhelming welcome I have ever received and I didn't even get anything close to that when returning from Operational Tour last year.
I will cherish my star and keep it with me when I go to Afghan later this year.
The guys I work with have been talking about the greet all the time and how great it wasI hope I can come back someday and say thank you in person again.
Cheers!
Added: April 10, 2012
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A big thank you to all of you who turned up on Wednesday night 21/3/12, to welcome the Royal Air Force as we returned home, and thank you for the gifts that you so kindly made. I have my star in my wallet which i will treasure. I hope i will have the pleasure of landing there again sometime.
Thank you,
Chris.
Added: March 27, 2012Submitted by
Name: Sally Pollard & Amanda Condon
From: University of New Hampshire
E-mail: sax242@wildcats.unh.edu
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We are from Alpha Phi Omega, a community service fraternity at UNH and had the best time greeting the British troops today! We were sad to to realize that we had no way of reconnecting with the soldiers we met, after today and hope that one day we'll see them again.
It's amazing to meet people from around the world, and see how much you can connect with them in such a short amount of time. We have so much respect for what these men and women are doing and we thank Pease Greeters for giving us the opportunity to show them our appreciation.
- Sally & Amanda
Added: March 23, 2012Comments:
Would like to welcome the troops home. I am retired military. Went to Fallujah, Iraq in 2005. I was warmly received when I returned, and would love to show support for the next generation of heroes.
Added: March 21, 2012Comments:
Thank you so much for meeting my son and his unit at 3 am at the airport to send them off to Afghanistan. I could not be there in person, but am so thankful that he was able to be surrounded by loving people before he left the US. Your work is a wonderful gift! Thanks and God Bless You and all of our service men and women! I pray for their save return.
Added: March 9, 2012Submitted by
Name: Michael Haltman
From: Long Island, New York
E-mail: mhaltman@hallmarkabstractllc.com
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I had the pleasure of meeting a man by the name of Richard today at a facility by the name of Canine Companions for Independence.
He told me about what the Pease Greeters do and the service that you provide to our soldiers who are both coming from a tour and heading back to a tour and I salute you all!
Added: February 15, 2012Comments:
I was one of the soldiers who arrive on 02FEB2012 from the 10th MNT. I just wanted to say thank you to all of those who were there to greet us. I talked to many of the soldiers who were with me and we all were very impressed with the turn out and the warm welcome we received. I am very glad to see there are still people who support the military and because of people like you it makes me proud to serve. Thank you for everything.
Added: February 3, 2012Comments:
I was one of the Atlas Air crew members that brought the flight in today 12.25.12 I wanted to say today was very nice and well recieved, it is amazing what you guys and gals do for the troops it really make our part of bringing them home worth while..
Added: January 25, 2012Comments:
thank you very much for the other night when we stoped over many of us were still talking about how amazing it was the next day we need more people like yourself in england thanx again for looking after us for our short stop many thank we will never forget the short time we spent there
Added: December 4, 2011
Name: Kris Levang
From: Minnesota
E-mail: kmlevang@gmail.com
Thank you for your support of our men and women. My son was greeted in 2010 when he came back from deployment to Iraq/Kuwait, and when he called home today he said for their departure to Kuwait 2 weeks ago on Easter Weekend, there were about 200 supporters. This means so much to them, and I think as much or more to the families of these heroes. Knowing there are folks out there showing support like these events for our sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, moms and dads brings some sense of peace – we are not alone in our appreciation for their sacrifice. Thank you so very much.