Posted on Apr 4, 2016
SFC Randy Purham
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Throughout our military history there is an "aura" that encapsulated the military. Whether its due to the President, Congress, or even the Senior level Leadership. During that particular point in time - think back, or look at now; what kind of political atmosphere do you think existed when you were serving? For those currently serving, what about now? Benefits, conflicts, morale, etc.
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PO1 Nathan Watts
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As they say.... a picture is worth a thousand words...
(At least they're in formation...)
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SSG Michael Scott
SSG Michael Scott
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I concur with your assessment.
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CPO Engineering Geologist
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Spot on!!!
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SSG Trevor S.
SSG Trevor S.
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This is the most accurate statement I have seen on Rally Point to date!
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Lt Col Barry Esham
Lt Col Barry Esham
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It really says a lot.
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CPT Jack Durish
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Historically, the military has supported those Presidents who respected service men and women. It matters not if they sent them in harm's way so long as they did so justly and supported them properly. Lincoln was such a President. He won reelection largely on the basis of votes cast by the Union Army. Reagan and George Bush (the younger) are greatly respected by the military (well, at least the vast majority of them. I know there will be individuals on RP that will take exception, but they know they are in the minority). Clinton didn't. His wife certainly doesn't which is why I don't expect she'll receive many votes from those who serve.
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CPT Joseph K Murdock
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I think we are all mad. We don't have war leadership nor the respect from the politicians or many of the civilians
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SSG Michael Scott
SSG Michael Scott
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Damn right.
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CPO Engineering Geologist
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The last eight years have been tough.
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