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Work , do your jobs, pay your bills, respect man kind as the Authorities teaches thru Your schooling, And Be as such a person your boss can set his watch by you being on time, a mate can Talk about you with honor,And obey the law, and do as they say, there is time enough for what they did wrong in the courts.And Pay your taxes and encourage others into A career in the Military

My kids turned out fine. I was strict, and ex-wife was more so. My kids were always neat, organized and punctual. They say "Yes, please" and "No thank you." My step-kids? It's too late for the 22 year old. Hoping the 13 year old turns out better.

To Always Work Together As A Team No Matter How Hard Things Mite Seem

If you're 10 minutes early you're 5 minutes late.

Do what you boss wants you to do. Be kind to all.

The biggest thing I have always tried to instill in my daughter is respect along with there are no barriers that you can not overcome!!

A "FOOL" learns from his own mistakes, but a "WISEMAN" learns from the mistakes of others.

Patience and punctuality.

Patience. During my years of service, no matter what rank I held, there were a lot of "hurry up and wait" situations. More often than not without any explanation. It reinforced what I first learned in childhood. Oft times things occur on other peoples schedules, not mine.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Being an Australian Veteran, how would I be able to obtain some US miltiaria namely: cavalry cords, Captain to Colonel metal rank badges, Army Aviator badge(large and small), Warrant Officer badges just a gentle query, TIA , : we few,we happy few, we band of brothers and sisters who stand the vigil over our Nations; we Protectors of Nations and Keepers of the Peace.E du Legio Superba et Stupenda