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Old 02-10-2007, 11:36 PM #1
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It's little ol' me with another OT! Our town had a welcome home for the 163rd Indiana National Guard unit that just spent a year in Iraq. they got back last November but this was the official welcome home. My son in law was one of three that were hurt. That was pretty good for 3 out of 150 guys. I was very proud! I'm glad it was a minor shrapnel injury but if it had hit less than an inch away, it would have been in his brain. As it is, it just looks like an extra ear piercing. He wants to re-up but my daughter says she will kill him first! The money was good though.
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