Memorial Day Remembrance
Posted May 30 2016
Today I was to say thanks to everyone who has served in the US Armed Forces. My father flew KC135 tankers for the Air Force in Viet Nam and remained in the military for many years after. I was always very proud to be part of a military family. That said, war is very tough on those involved in it and it sure would be nice if peace would break out!
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My father was also a KC135 pilot in the US Air Force during the Vietnam War. Col. James E. Hamer (retired). War leaves both positive and negative influences on those involved and all connected.
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Thanks, Terri! So glad you are enjoying the books. Writing them is so much fun!
What a coincidence that your father also flew KC135s. I wonder if our dads knew each other?