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On the homefront: Spec. Roger D. Yeager Jr. of St. Thomas is adjusting to life back in the U.S. after life in Iraq.

[sad but true]

It would be a real shame to have someone who left for war and came back and were unable to keep their job due to company layoffs . These guys shouldn't have to worry about things like this when they come back . Seniority or not they've already paid the price just to go to hell and come back alive.
It is sad but true life goes on here when ther's war going on somewhere else.
Good luck in your job hunt and THANK YOU !
W E L C O M E H O M E !!

[zzzz]

"RJ", Thanks to you and all the others that have served and are serving.
Welcome home and know that I for one am proud and deeply appreciative of you for serving this great country that we live in!!!

U.D.

[wph351]

Its a hard transition to make.

You come home and freeze your azs off for the first two winters.

Its hard to ratchet down the intensity. I found that i felt like an outsider because of this. Everyone else was calm and relaxed and i was super intense about everything.

It takes several years not several weeks or months to get back to something that resembles normalcy.

[Marine Mom]

Thank you for your service and welcome home!

[POReader]

Thank you for your service to your country! Welcome home!

[THANKS for PROTECTING ME]

Echoing the fine sentiments above. If I owned a business and could hire you, I would! Any of you. PLEASE, employers, look at these brave men (and women out there) who SERVED IN HELL FOR ALL OF US, FOR US....... and when next an opening appears, maybe hire one of them who needs a job?

There's nothing but admiration and THANKFULNESS in my heart for every single service person who ever served our country to PROTECT ME & YOU!!

[yikes]

Don't sweat the job thing.
You'll never find anything even close to the challenges you've faced and the team you've been on in wartime service to your country!
Thank all of you,
And Welcome Home!