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What is the left shoulder sleeve insignia worn by this very fine looking officer?
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President Reagan's Remarks to the troops in the DMZ at Camp Liberty Bell in Korea, November 13,...
Full Title: President Reagan's Remarks to American Troops in the DMZ at Camp Liberty Bell, Republic of Korea, November 13, 1983 Creator(s): President (1981-1...
Great POTUS . . . highly motivational speech . . . I wish we had this kind of leadership today . . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00F9OgOxMa4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00F9OgOxMa4
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Dear God, I miss Reagan. I'd rather have his moldering body in the White House than the current occupant.
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SGT Eric Knutson
MAJ Hugo B. Adelson - That is my point Maj, the downsizing actually started under Bush #1, a Republican, they seem to speed up under Clinton, but unlike some people here wanting to blame everything on the Dems, in this case, it was the Right not the Left who started it. As I said in another post a few months ago, I was trained to report the truth as I see it, not what chain wants to hear, but the actual facts as they are presented.
MAJ Hugo B. Adelson
Actually, fact is downsizing never happened due to stop loss and service members ETS put on hold due to Desert Storm. Downsizing into 1992 was to restore end numbers to pre Desert Storm level. Then the major cuts started under the Clinton Administrations
Gregory McKinster
I once made the statement that we could take Ronald Reagan's rotting corpse and prop it up in the oval office and it would be a better president than Barack Obama. I had people tell me but that's disrespectful. I said to who, they said well to both. I said no, Reagan would appreciate it! Lol
SP6 Joseph Lane
PO1 Charles Hannon - Go back and check your history.
SPC Juanita Anderson
CPL Tracy Donegan - He enlisted in the army reserve as a private in 1937, and served with the 322nd cavalry, Dec Moines. He was appointed 2nd lieutenant, and received his commission, that year, moved to Los Angeles and served with the 323nd Cavalry.
He was called to active duty in 1942, was classified for limited service because of poor eyesight, and was assigned as a liaison officer at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. The Army Air Force requested his transfer to the AAF, and he was assigned to Public Relations. He served with the AAF until 1945, then was in the Reeves until 1953.
He was called to active duty in 1942, was classified for limited service because of poor eyesight, and was assigned as a liaison officer at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. The Army Air Force requested his transfer to the AAF, and he was assigned to Public Relations. He served with the AAF until 1945, then was in the Reeves until 1953.
1LT Sandy Annala How nice of you to post a photo of a POTUS that was and is still respected by so many Americans!
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CSM Charles Hayden - Of course - I felt Jack Kennedy also had the stuff of dreams too!!!
But - in those days no one published any distasteful rumors breaking the Arthurian image.
I always dreamed JFK was more than a bit of a ladies man!!! Warmest Regards, Sandy :)
But - in those days no one published any distasteful rumors breaking the Arthurian image.
I always dreamed JFK was more than a bit of a ladies man!!! Warmest Regards, Sandy :)
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CSM Charles Hayden - I had an absolutely mad crush on both presidents. None of the subsequent presidents . . . or presidential candidates . . . ever matched up. In the end, though, I have to say I had far more respect for Ronald and Nancy's forever enduring relationship . . . in the public eye . . . with God's blessings. Warmest Regards, Sandy :)
CMDCM Gene Treants
1LT Sandy Annala - Please remember Sandy that JFK WAS a Sailor and we do have a certain reputation to keep.
“I can imagine no more rewarding a career. And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: 'I served in the United States Navy.”
― John F. Kennedy
“I can imagine no more rewarding a career. And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: 'I served in the United States Navy.”
― John F. Kennedy
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