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#SemperFortis
USN

[Paul S @gstarrjr]

@WesleyHuntTX Hoo yah! #SemperFortis!

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@RyanMcbeth He’s about to stand the fuck by is what he’s about to do lol

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Beauty. Pure beauty. #USA

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Sick ass birthday card

[Robert Sterling @RobertMSterling]

If an active-duty servicemember had protested against Joe Biden in uniform, liberals would have called for him to be court-martialed and sent to the brig.

And they would have been correct.

This is one of those things you simply don’t do. Especially if you’re an officer. There’s a reason—many reasons, actually—why this is explicitly forbidden under military regulations:

> It undermines the chain of command (of which, like it or not, Donald Trump is now the duly sworn commander in chief, as was Joe Biden during his time in office).

> It erodes good order and discipline among troops, which is critical on the battlefield and in garrison alike.

> It destroys cohesion within a unit, whose success is dependent on troops from across the country, of all cultural backgrounds and political persuasions, uniting together to accomplish a mission.

> It expropriates the credibility of the uniform—a credibility earned in war by millions of veterans who came before you, some of whom are now wearing that uniform in their final resting place on this earth—for your own personal political agenda. It’s “main character syndrome” of the highest order, which is the antithesis of military service and military leadership.

You certainly don’t have to like or support the president, just as you’re not required to personally like anyone else in your chain of command (provided that you follow all legal orders, of course). You don’t forfeit your rights as a citizen when you join the military, and you’re entitled to participate in the democratic process as you see fit. Within reason, you can even join political protests.

You just don’t get to do it in uniform, no matter how righteous you believe your cause may be.

And shame on anyone who would undermine the discipline of our military by encouraging servicemembers to do so.

[Paul S @gstarrjr]

@Richard09992783 @GioDolomito @AprilSpark1890 Just when in uniform. Not entirely. You just can’t say you’re in the military

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@doobieroachclip @GioDolomito @AprilSpark1890 If he were wearing civilian clothes and not projecting the fact he was speaking for the USAF, He would be fine.

[Paul S @gstarrjr]

@doobieroachclip @GioDolomito @AprilSpark1890 To clarify, he *does* have 1A rights, but when in uniform he can’t dishonor the government because it’s A, Treason, and B, Projecting the idea that this service member is speaking for the USAF(since he’s in uniform.) He will definitely be charged UCMJ for his actions.

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@Cheri_Beri2026 @GioDolomito @AprilSpark1890 You must be military as well when I heard you say “sound off”

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@Gun_Bunny_USMC @KnightsTempOrg Probably facing mast right now both of em

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@LeonWoold @KnightsTempOrg I can confirm this is 100% real.

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@monseigneureb @KnightsTempOrg He’s probably facing Mast right now.

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@AingeTheThinkr @KnightsTempOrg And the Marines wear their names slanted instead of straight, also the Marines uniforms are more brown than green

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@AingeTheThinkr @KnightsTempOrg It’s not Army because the Army wears the colored ensign instead of the one worn on this servicemember, which is solid black and green

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@AingeTheThinkr @KnightsTempOrg Navy changed their Navy Working Uniform from blue to the new Type III Green in 2019

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@OfficialJoel4_ 56

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@Its_Nova1012 Linux Mint

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@rathor7_ Yeah dont even mention the wallpaper. got it.

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@WallStreetMav Hood news exclusive is awesome

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@DalyPolitics @domfrankowski @FoxNews AK-47?.. You mean AR-15? Huge difference in the two.