Texas 5-Year-Old Reports For Army Duty

It's great to see good news reported. Good for him....GO ARMY

will the honorably discharge stay on his record for life??? I sure hope so.

badriverbaby1 wrote:

will the honorably discharge stay on his record for life??? I sure hope so.

The military has done it again. At least it wasn't a dog this time.

wendy5g wrote:

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The military has done it again. At least it wasn't a dog this time.

You must be an idiot. Did you bother reading the story, or do you just have so much hatred for those who have taken an oath to protect our country?

Kudos to the members of the 1st Cav who took time out of thier day to make this a special time for this sick boy.

As for you Wendy5, crawl back into your hole.

Oh boy!

Not the fault of the military...computers...lol

At least his family was patriotic and he "reported"....LOL

Thanks for the light hearted humor.

badriverbaby1 wrote:

will the honorably discharge stay on his record for life??? I sure hope so.

yes it will

how cute!

I pray for the best for this brave young man fighting his own private battle with a dreadful disease. Bravo Zulu to "Make A Wish" Foundation and the 1st Cavalry. No one stands so tall a one who kneels to help a child. BZ also to the doctors and medical staff who are providing the best possible treatment the can. Great story!

Right on brother...as a former solider, I salute you!

johanson wrote:

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You must be an idiot. Did you bother reading the story, or do you just have so much hatred for those who have taken an oath to protect our country?
Kudos to the members of the 1st Cav who took time out of thier day to make this a special time for this sick boy.
As for you Wendy5, crawl back into your hole.

Thank you, I was thinking the same thing.

Sorry to break the light mood...just makes me think of the kids in Nam...that were used ...having bombs strapped to them...in order to bring down American soldiers...

Well, good for him????

At least he'll retire early....

Tinka wrote:

Sorry to break the light mood...just makes me think of the kids in Nam...that were used ...having bombs strapped to them...in order to bring down American soldiers...
Well, good for him????
At least he'll retire early....

WTF?

This is a wonderful experience to provide for a child fighting cancer. Kudos to Make A Wish and the First Cavalry!

Grrrr wrote:

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WTF?

What???
I can't believe this is taking seriously in the first place..

I didn't read the article....can only guess a 5 year wants to join the services...just read he has cancer..

Well my Grandson thinks Jesus eats at a chick filay..(filet)...
what ever the chain is...

Way to go....
for them little buggars...

Anyways..WTF about NAM????

I said if he joins now..he'll he will retire soon...

WTF to you!!!!!!!!!

Just goes to show that people don't always actually read the article before posting. LOL

Got me all writing like crap..with the WTF....
in my face....a 5 year old...and people cheer???

Yeah....great...another generation more war....

Hooooray....

johanson wrote:

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Kudos to the members of the 1st Cav who took time out of thier day to make this a special time for this sick boy.

I second that. Hats off to the 1st cav.

Tinka wrote:

Got me all writing like crap..with the WTF....
in my face....a 5 year old...and people cheer???
Yeah....great...another generation more war....
Hooooray....

LOL...blah, blah, blah diddy blah blah blah. Maybe if you could write in normal frickin sentences, people could understand WTF you were trying to say.

But go ahead and get bent again...that was kinda fun.

Wiccad wrote:

Just goes to show that people don't always actually read the article before posting. LOL

I read the headline and then the posts...

All I could bare...