Comments on: Anthony Lassiter

By: Ron Pfafflin

Ron Pfafflin — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 01:45:18 +0000

Anthony
Coincidence or not. While watching this several times on the Fox News Extra I always saw the name of one of my high school classmates, Clarence Washington, which appears on the Wall during your presentation. I know he never came back from Vietnam and was there about the same time as you were there. He was the only one in my high school class that died in the Vietmam War. I often give thanks for his sacrifice so the rest of us could live in a free country. Hats off to you and Clarence.. Ron Pfafflin/Clark Field/Phillippines

By: John Voracek

John Voracek — Wed, 26 May 2010 18:00:29 +0000

Shalom Brother Grunt … ” Welcome Home ”
See you story during breaks on fox-news here in Jerusalem Israel. Have seen it at least 20 times + each time I want to stand at attention during your talk and a memory Tear is Always shed.
The sight of those Fat UH-34 choppers landing and you holding that m-14 brings back all sorts of memories. Good + Bad. From looks of your uniform I’d say you were in the Army. As a Former Marine / Nam Vet 65-66 it doesnt matter what uniform your wearing. ” You’ve been there, Done that ” Thats what matters. Lost my Plt. Sgt. in Jan of 66/ Chu Lai – RVN. Sgt Joseph Jackson. Like you he was a Blood who had a Family. NEVER a Day I dont think about him.
So PROUD of you and your story. PLEASE have your wife give you a ” Welcome Home Hug” for me.
Shalom + Semper Fi Brother Grunt.. G-d Bless ya…!
John Voracek , Jerusalem, Israel dddgrunt@cheerful.com

By: Bill Scott

Bill Scott — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:27:51 +0000

Like you Anthony, it has only been recently that I have publically acknowledged that I was a Vietnam vet and also served during the same period of time as you. You are so right in stating that freedom does not come cheap. I t has a special meaning to those who have fought for it that the protected shall never know.

By: CHARLIE,MONTOYA

CHARLIE,MONTOYA — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:47:12 +0000

,TO ALL THOSE PAST PRESENT & WILL BE FUTURE SOLDIER,S & CIVILIANS , WARROIR,S WHO WILL BE IN REMEMBERANCE FOR ALWAYS AND WHO MAKE UP FOR THOSE WHO ARE UNGRATEFULL FOR FOR THIER ARRIGANCE, CONTINUE TO SERVE HONORABLE, SEMPER FI w / STRENGHT & HONOR,

By: gena

gena — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 03:08:42 +0000

Anthony,
It honors me to thank you for your service. My husband is a former Marine and VietNam vet. He was there earlier than you and was at Khe Sanh, he’s taught me to really respect the guys who served then and the ones who serve today.

God bless you and your family.

By: Mark Brouse

Mark Brouse — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 20:08:06 +0000

Anthony
Although the word can not repay you for your service to thic country. I want to thank you for your service. As a Former Marine, I know what it means to have served. You are a true american and like all my fellow brothers of arms, the nation needs to remember all the brave soles who have given their lives for this country. I thank you again and may your days be filled with joy and happiness. Semper Fi my friend.

By: Mary Lou Tyson

Mary Lou Tyson — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 21:16:32 +0000

Thank You so much,again I’m Humbled.

By: Billie Slaughter

Billie Slaughter — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 17:29:57 +0000

God bless you, Anthony. My brother was career Air Force (joined with my dad’s permission at age 17) — he was in Korea, Vietnaam, and Bosnia. He died of cancer just a few years after giving 27 years to the military. My husband was in the military hospital in El Paso, Texas from severe injuries in WWII. He was a fabulous fellow — a genuine Texas Aggie! He, too, is gone now. I am proud of them. I am proud of you! I know your family is proud of you and thisd nation owes you a great debt of honor and respect. Again, God bless you.

By: Tim Porter

Tim Porter — Mon, 25 May 2009 16:52:07 +0000

Anthony, Thank you for your service and your sacrifice. As a fellow Vietnam Veteran who served with the 1st Infantry Division, I understand the tragedy of combat and I want you to know that your actions in 1968 were heroic. I consider you to by my friend and I would love to meet you and buy you dinner.

For you especially, those turbulent times must have presented you with conflicted feelings. I want you to know that you are a true American Hero. God bless you my friend.

Tim Porter
Irmo, SC
Career Maryland Police Officer

By: Pat Dunne

Pat Dunne — Mon, 25 May 2009 15:34:36 +0000

Thankyou ,
That just doesn’t seem enough.