thedrifter
04-28-08, 09:15 AM
BA marines come home
Reported by: Prashanthi Musapet
Email: musapet@kjrh.com
Last Update: 4/27 2:04 pm
Emotions ran high as dozens of marines reunited with the families they left behind while serving in Iraq.
Those who welcomed their servicemen home Saturday afternoon brought signs and flags to celebrate their arrival. One marine's wife saw the reunion as a new beginning.
"I was very nervous and now it's like we're starting a whole new life again. So it's wonderful," said Kathy Bishop.
Members of the anti-tank training company in Broken Arrow arrived in Tulsa after spending more than six months overseas.
Another group at the company is scheduled to deploy by the end of May.
Ellie
Reported by: Prashanthi Musapet
Email: musapet@kjrh.com
Last Update: 4/27 2:04 pm
Emotions ran high as dozens of marines reunited with the families they left behind while serving in Iraq.
Those who welcomed their servicemen home Saturday afternoon brought signs and flags to celebrate their arrival. One marine's wife saw the reunion as a new beginning.
"I was very nervous and now it's like we're starting a whole new life again. So it's wonderful," said Kathy Bishop.
Members of the anti-tank training company in Broken Arrow arrived in Tulsa after spending more than six months overseas.
Another group at the company is scheduled to deploy by the end of May.
Ellie