FCC--Fremont Contract Carriers

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  1. motocross25

    motocross25 Road Train Member

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    Good on you @runningman0661 congratulations. So what does the driver that goes to Arlington do? Or just he has that one stop and you have multi?
     
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  3. trucknguy

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    Looking good. Thank You for serving and Thank You for representing FCC!
     
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  4. MidWest_MacDaddy

    MidWest_MacDaddy Road Train Member

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    What am awesome experience.
    Enjoy this opportunity to participate.
    And Thank You for Your Service!!!
     
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  5. runningman0661

    runningman0661 Road Train Member

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    Awesome, my dad served in WWII as well in the Army air Corps.
     
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  6. mushroom1464

    mushroom1464 Medium Load Member

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    Congrats brother. What an honor.
     
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  7. runningman0661

    runningman0661 Road Train Member

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    In a normal year, (no pandemic) the Arlington driver stops at many celebrations along the way to Arlington at schools, VFWs, etc and then deliver to Arlington.
     
  8. BigR

    BigR Road Train Member

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    Brought a tear to my eye reading that Runningman, very cool! My old man was in the USMC when I was just a little guy, later in his life he join the Army Reserve then later the Army National Guard he served in operation Iraqi freedom 1 in 03 during the initial invasion of Iraq, spent 13 months over there. He contracted the initial symptoms of ALS while he was there, we lost dad to Lou Gehrig's disease in 2012. Did my heart good hearing about this and remembering my old man
     
  9. runningman0661

    runningman0661 Road Train Member

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    So sorry for your loss, it sounds like you dad was a true American patriot.
     
  10. BigR

    BigR Road Train Member

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    Thanks man. Yeah, he was a heck of a guy. I don't know how many 42 year-old sergeants were serving in Iraq, but I can't imagine there were too many more guys older than him over there. I recreated his Marine Corps dress blues in Army Class A uniforms exactly as they would have been worn the last times he would have worn them and have them on display in shadow boxes in our office at home. Pretty #### proud of him. Thank you for your service by the way brother!
     
  11. gntorres61

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    Yeah, everything is ok. Seems like Ive been running in circles, lately but the miles have been steady. Met Silverdriver this morning at the CB yard. Very cool meeting up with my latin brother from another mother!
     
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