Son's Graduation from USNA

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Eugene, Congratulations to your son and your entire family. I can only imagine how proud you all must be. And to think you'll be doing it all over again in two years. Thank you and your whole family for your service to our country.

Wayne
 
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Eugene, congrats. to your son and your daughter and you and your family. You should be very proud of them and thank them for seving our contry and protecting us.
Hey,BTW he looks more handsome than you.:tongue::biggrin:
 
Eugene congratulations on your son's graduation! Please pass along my thanks to your son and daughter for their service. Thanks for posting the pictures....nice looking family!
 
I just saw this thread - please tell your son congrats for me, and tell your younger daughter to keep up the good work. 2/C year was by far my hardest, academically.

Culprit - USNA '99

PS: ask your kids if it's true that they've gotten soft and actually installed air conditioning in Bancroft. :)
 
Eugene, Congratulations to your son, and to you, You must be so proud to have raised such fine children, Tell them Thank You for their service to our country from me..
 
philipf said:
From the oldest and most senior Naval Aviator on this site to the future Naval Aviator (as opposed to just plain pilot of the other Services) I offer my sincere congratulations! Time to go to work, and time to train to be a warrior. The country needs you--very badly. Admiral Phil
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Gene fantastic, two Naval officers, from San Antonio. I guess they got tired of all that dry land.

Phil,

Your comment reminded me of a feeling we had as "Ground Pounders" in the jungles in the '60s.

If you call for "close Air Support" and can see the Plane it is courtesy of the Air Force.

If you can see the Pilot, your support is courtesy of the Navy.

If you have to hug the ground it is your fellow Marine.

Semper Fi
 
BlackPearl said:
philipf said:
From the oldest and most senior Naval Aviator on this site to the future Naval Aviator (as opposed to just plain pilot of the other Services) I offer my sincere congratulations! Time to go to work, and time to train to be a warrior. The country needs you--very badly. Admiral Phil
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Gene fantastic, two Naval officers, from San Antonio. I guess they got tired of all that dry land.

Phil,

Your comment reminded me of a feeling we had as "Ground Pounders" in the jungles in the '60s.

If you call for "close Air Support" and can see the Plane it is courtesy of the Air Force.

If you can see the Pilot, your support is courtesy of the Navy.

If you have to hug the ground it is your fellow Marine.

Semper Fi
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Well I know I stood on the 01 deck of a tin can and looked down at passing NAVY pilots ....
 
Congratulations to you and your family!! A special thanks to your son and daughter for representing our country in very special ways!! Anchors aweigh!!
 
Congratulations to you and your family. Thanks for sharing this with us. It starts out with a great parents and family. Thank them for their service and sacrafice. This is what makes America Great !

Dave
 
Thank you to your family for their service and sacrifice. You should be very proud of them as I'm sure you are.
 
Kendra is in company 11 what is your daughter in? I assume you will be there in may. I'll have to post the pens I made for the graduation with psi 2013 bands. Congrats again on your two children. Awesome and thank both of them for thier service.
 
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