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If you actually have PTSD, do you want to be reminded of it with a metal and cloth merit badge? If approved, this medal will just give the Pentagon and politicians a warm fuzzy feeling that they recognized the injured soldiers, while at the same time make them feel less guilty of cutting VA benefits...

RTO wrote:Friendly? :? :? :? :o

Almost forgot. You're right about that!

Been AWOL for a bit.
Just checking in......

[quote]Back in 19 April 1997 I attended the Commissioning of the USS Sullivans which had one of the grandchildren from the brother Albert. As it left Homeport in Staten Island with a big Irish Shamrock.


Most Hooah!


"from the ferocious O Flaherty's, O'Lord deliver us"

Put some aluminum foil on your head, block their tracking signals.
Works for me...........................

Man, all this medical intell is some good shit, HOWEVER, like all intell, it best be current, and real world (ie. the Doc said this is valid now, not my buddy told me that once) . I remember when contact lens were high speed, MEDDAC issued(1979),.,, for FREE! I was overjoyed, but they sucked. Either...

245thPsyoper, you need to do something about an avatar. Roger your last...been dicking with it for a few days. Tried to uplink form my PC...no go. Put one up that linked from another website, then it changed to an advert...I just picked one off the shelf and sent a request for assistance thru prope...

zuluzerosix wrote:Welcome Texan! What part of Houston are ya' from?

Ranger Zuluzerosix,

I'm in northern part, Montgomery Co.( the safest part of Houston);
however I do the daily insertion/extraction into da 'hood.

They were under the auspices of the Republic of Texas and were considered Para-military and did not form from a designated regiment. Ranger Kilted Heathen, However in 1845, Texas became one of the United States of America and so did all of her soldiers. The Texas Rangers used mobility and firepower...

IAW w/ the stated SOP here's my introduction: -A Non-Ranger, former Hope-To-Be, Jack of all Trades, Master of None. -23 yrs+/- Army, Active/Reserve/TxNG/SHSU ROTC ( including a lovely week at Harmony Church for Ranger Week part of IOBC /Light track, 1979). -Ordnance/Special Weapons Materiel (silver ...

I was in college ROTC with Al Habelman, my roommate went to Ranger Schools with him. Interesting piece of trivia: Habelman attended your class as an ROTC Cadet, however when he got back, he later decided not to pursue a commission as an officer and dropped ROTC. They threatened him with court martia...