I was just thinking about this. What do y’all say when someone says thank you for your service? Like to me it seems strange when u say your welcome or thanks. I usually say it my pleasure or something like that. What do y’all do?

20 US service personnel have been awarded the Medal of Honor in Afghanistan.

3 British service personnel were awarded the Victoria Cross in Afghanistan.

4 Australian service personnel have been awarded their nation's own Victoria Cross in Afghanistan.

1 NZ service personnel has been awarded their nation's own Victoria Cross in Afghanistan.

No Canadians have been awarded their their nation's...

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I’m curious if anyone who has served or just knows I’m general. In lots of media I see military personnel calling for quick reaction forces but they’re always just barely too late. How fast are they really and are they effective?

Not in terms necessarily of MOH recipients but overall decorations and awards. I know there some guys decorated over 50-60 times and have 20 plus deployments (especially in the special operations community) but I can’t find anything except for most decorated in all wars. I’m specifically wondering about modern GWOT time frame