One of my pens in "Action"

[Rick_G]

Received this photo today from a Canadian soldier in Afghanistan. One of my pens in "Action"

Black Titanium Walnut cigar.

 

[stevers]

Awesome tribute!!!

 

[d1carter]

That is very cool!

 

[markgum]

Vice Nice. that is a photo worth framing.

 

[bitshird]

How thoughtful of the Soldier, it definitely is a picture worthy of framing.

 

[splinterinfinger]

Yer I agree deserves a wall on it's own,"It made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up".

Regards Mervyn
living safely in the UK

 

[bkersten]

Here in the US there's a magazine "Soldiers". If the soldier was U.S., he could submit that photo, the story behind it, and the rest would be history for all types of craftsmen involved.

 

[Fitz]

That's cool and it's great you support your Canadian troops!

 

[toolcrazy]

very nice

 

[angelofdeath]

that is a really cool photo...glad someone had the thought of sending something back in return.

 

[fernhills]

I guess that proves that they weren`t just air aiding villages and scaring civilians huh,
you betcha, Very thoughtful soldier.

 

[Skye]

Whats interesting was it's pictured nib up. When was the last time any of us posted a picture nib up? Probably never. I bet the reason he did it was he's so used to seeing ammo, probably sitting projectile side up, he thought it was how the pen looked best.

It's interesting.

 

[workinforwood]

That's really nice to see. But how did he know who made the pen?

 

[Rick_G]

That's really nice to see. But how did he know who made the pen?

Here in Canada we try and enclose a letter of support and encouragement wrapped around each pen. All of the pens I send go out with a letter, but in this particular case it was sent specifically to a friend who is serving in one of the care packages his mother sent.

 

[papaturner]

AWESOME! That is not just a photo worthy of framing but is down right poster material.Thanks for posting.