Just a Note From people that care

My Father Corporal Gary King was killed in a Iraq when he was doing peace work over in Iraq he was on he third tour when he was attacked by civilans he was brutally murder. R.I.P Gary King My father his Son and family


This is a Thread to all the people that have died in there tour of duty doesn't matter what country your from im just sad to say that people are dying for other peoples freedom, Sadly i will be going back on my second tour of duty to the exact spot were my father died years ago

In other words tribute to all the Men and Women that have died for Our Freedom in every war or any fight civil or world wide.

you may post names of people to pay a Tribute to if you wish and if you wish i can add them to a site that is beging made for all fallen sloldiers.

God Speed!


As a fellow Canadian, Our thoughts are with you

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Facta non verba. "Deeds, not words"

Thank you and to you to it wouldn't be possibile to do are job with out are Fellow Canadians supporting us

doing peace work and being murdered is a horrible thing.

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ja special when i never got to see my father or go to his funeral

thoughts and prayers my friend, best of luck!

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The war against Russia will be such that it cannot be conducted in a knightly fashion. This struggle is one of ideologies and racial differences and will have to be conducted with unprecedented, unmerciful and unrelenting harshness. -Adolf Hitler

Thank you guys for your suporrt

Hans is your father buried in Canada or in Germany?

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Canada

Ok thanks , the reason I asked is that at least you have a possibility to put flowers on his grave from time to time. My dad died last year , he's buried in Normandy.

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Im sorrry for your lose

the fear i have is that i might be able to put flowers on his grave one before i got back and then it might be my mother puting flowers on my grave.

You should be positive about going there. It's risky business, but the probabilities of casualties are much lower on the western side and I suppose you don't really have the choice anyway. You could also see it as a sort of pilgrimage and try to understand what your father used to do there. Also having lost a loved one, will get you more wisdom and understanding about people's feelings.

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Thanks man words of wisdom for sure but ya im kind of happy to go over becuase get so see my buddies and get to see the simles on peoples faces for what we are trying to do for them.