04 March 2002

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Re: 04 March 2002

Postby Bushwack » March 14th, 2012, 1:02 pm

RangerX wrote:Does anyone have a link where I can buy a memorial bracelet for these guys?


Try Ranger Joe's.

My son still wears SGT Bradley Crose's. We each bought one at Ranger Joe's in Columbus 2003. I have SGT Bradley Crose's as well. I keep it next to a very special flag I received from my son after his first deployment. I like to think that SGT Crose had my sons back while he was deployed.
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Re: 04 March 2002

Postby garyedolan » March 15th, 2012, 1:07 pm

Grip Hands.
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04 March 2002

Postby RMP-RLTW » March 15th, 2012, 3:55 pm

RangerX wrote:Does anyone have a link where I can buy a memorial bracelet for these guys?


http://www.custommemorialbracelets.com/ ... 4Aod-jN8KQ

I can only speak of the nickel bracelets. They are a bit thin but do the job. The nice thing about them is that I was able to have the DUI etched into one side and a 3/75 scroll into the other.

Sorry for the shitty pics.


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