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This is the new tag I got last week. Kansas now has them for Vietnam Vets. Must have served there



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Thanks Dale

That's a nice plate Bob. You better stay out of trouble, because it'll be an easy one to remember.

Bob

Excellent! Low number plates around here are a big deal, but that one is surely very special.

Thanks for your service!

That's very nice! How in the world did you get #1? That's very special!

Here in Ohio, we have all the military plates as well, however as a Purple Heart recipient, I received "Purple Heart" plates for all my vehicles. The best part about them is that they are absolutely free of charge! I didn't get to pick my numbers, however.

Thank you for your service to our country.
And to all you other Vets.
God Bless

Now I like that. Thank you for your service.

[quote="Gary Dotson"]That's very nice! How in the world did you get #1? That's very special!



I guess I got number 1 because I was the one who designed and initiated The idea for this tag. Took me 3 years working with the State of Kansas to get it done. Many roadblocks, but finally got the results I wanted.
The first 4(1-2-3-4) numbers are all class (class of 66) mates of mine. There were 12 boys in my class, 4 of us went to Vietnam, 4 of us came back. 2 Navy, 2 Army.
The idea of this tag is so that every time someone see it they will remember the 58,000 plus who did not come back.

muleboss wrote:

Gary Dotson wrote:That's very nice! How in the world did you get #1? That's very special!



I guess I got number 1 because I was the one who designed and initiated The idea for this tag. Took me 3 years working with the State of Kansas to get it done. Many roadblocks, but finally got the results I wanted.
The first 4(1-2-3-4) numbers are all class (class of 66) mates of mine. There were 12 boys in my class, 4 of us went to Vietnam, 4 of us came back. 2 Navy, 2 Army.
The idea of this tag is so that every time someone see it they will remember the 58,000 plus who did not come back.

What a wonderful story and idea Thanks for your service AND hard work.

muleboss wrote: Took me 3 years working with the State of Kansas to get it done. Many roadblocks, but finally got the results I wanted.

Time well spent, persistence pays off, very sharp.

Thank you for your service Sir.

Didn't cross my mind that you served in Nam; didn't realize 'til now.

Thank you, Bob, for serving our country.

Great story. Thank you for sharing it.

Thanks for your service.

[quote="Stanton"]Didn't cross my mind that you served in Nam; didn't realize 'til now.

Guess I never had any reason to tell you.