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Veterans...Get the hell in here now!
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raratt
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I haven't checked he cow count recently, it is on the electronic billboard on the way on base.
injinji
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BarnBuster
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OK, who does that plane remind you of?
42-40011 / Schnozzle | B-17 Bomber Flying Fortress – The Queen Of The Skies
B-17 #42-40011 / Schnozzle: Delivered Long Beach 3/11/43; Kearney 14/11/43; Assigned 534BS/381BG [GD-O] Ridgewell 22/1/44; mid-air coll with 42-97511 (381BG) peeling off over field on returning from Aschaffenberg 21/1/45, with Jim Smith, Co-pilot: Bill Dernberger, Navigator: Chas Soper...
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raratt
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Here's Why Some B-52s Have White Wing Tips
One of the white tipped B-52s recently made a high-profile visit to South Korea and took part in a first-ever regional exercise with Japan.
wascaptain
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our city sponsored a tunnel to towers 5k this morning, no stair climb thou.
went well but was disappointed in the turn out.
heres me and my daughter, we have ran in about 20 races aganist each other over the years.
went well but was disappointed in the turn out.
heres me and my daughter, we have ran in about 20 races aganist each other over the years.
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A Secret War, Strange New Wounds and Silence From the Pentagon (Published 2023)
Many U.S. troops who fired vast numbers of artillery rounds against the Islamic State developed mysterious, life-shattering mental and physical problems. But the military struggled to understand what was wrong.
BarnBuster
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farmerfischer
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Happy veterans days..
Thanks for ya'lls service and sacrifice
Thanks for ya'lls service and sacrifice
BarnBuster
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"69% of veterans and currently serving troops ages 18-29 said the phrase makes them uncomfortable, and 66% of respondents ages of 30-44 agreed."
www.stripes.com
Younger veterans uncomfortable with ‘thank you for your service,’ poll finds
Younger American veterans and military personnel who receive a spoken thanks for their service are more apt to think “thanks but no thanks,” according to a new poll.
doublejj
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US Army clears historical convictions of 110 black soldiers
The US Army has overturned convictions of 110 black soldiers who were arrested after the 1917 Houston Riots.
A military review found the soldiers were not given fair trials and were "wrongly treated" because of their race
The riots took place after months of racial provocations against members of a regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers".
The Houston Riots took place on 23 August 1917 after months of racial tensions, including the violent arrest and assault of two black soldiers.
Amid rumours of additional threats to the soldiers from a white mob, a group of armed black soldiers assembled in the Texas city, where clashes erupted
The army convicted 110 soldiers from the regiment on charges including disobedience of lawful orders, mutiny, and assault with intent to commit murder.
Ultimately, nineteen soldiers were executed, including 13 who were executed in secrecy within a day of being sentenced. Others were sentenced to life behind bars. It remains the largest mass execution of American soldiers by the US Army.
Under Secretary of the Army Gabe Camarillo said: "We cannot change the past; however, this decision provides the Army and the American people an opportunity to learn from this difficult moment in our history."
The Army has said relatives of the soldiers may be entitled to compensation.
www.bbc.com
The US Army has overturned convictions of 110 black soldiers who were arrested after the 1917 Houston Riots.
A military review found the soldiers were not given fair trials and were "wrongly treated" because of their race
The riots took place after months of racial provocations against members of a regiment known as "Buffalo Soldiers".
The Houston Riots took place on 23 August 1917 after months of racial tensions, including the violent arrest and assault of two black soldiers.
Amid rumours of additional threats to the soldiers from a white mob, a group of armed black soldiers assembled in the Texas city, where clashes erupted
The army convicted 110 soldiers from the regiment on charges including disobedience of lawful orders, mutiny, and assault with intent to commit murder.
Ultimately, nineteen soldiers were executed, including 13 who were executed in secrecy within a day of being sentenced. Others were sentenced to life behind bars. It remains the largest mass execution of American soldiers by the US Army.
Under Secretary of the Army Gabe Camarillo said: "We cannot change the past; however, this decision provides the Army and the American people an opportunity to learn from this difficult moment in our history."
The Army has said relatives of the soldiers may be entitled to compensation.
US Army clears historical convictions of 110 black soldiers
The soldiers were court martialled after a 1917 riot in a process with "numerous irregularities".
www.bbc.com
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BarnBuster
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Wishing all my colleagues and shipmates who were also injected, inspected, detected, infected, neglected, and selected a happy Thanksgiving. Especially the ones who were, or should have been, on the Group W bench.
