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14 years ago, I was at McGuire’s Irish bar in Destin with the entire EOD community for the annual EOD weekend. Everyone was there, including my entire command team.
“Why haven’t you reenlisted yet,” someone asked me over a beer?
“I’ll do it right now,” I replied.
My commander was going to give me the oath, but someone shouted, “we need a flag!”
One of the employees grabbed this one and I reenlisted right then and there with a beer in my hand.
Was it the correct way to do things? Probably not.
Was it the coolest way to reenlist?
To me it was. I think about it every time I’m outside the building.
Here is a report about a Sherman that destroyed multiple german tanks including panthers and tigers one of which was at a range of 1280 meters or 1400 yards
The crew of Akilla, an M4A2/Sherman III of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Rgt, 8th Armoured Bde, rest after becoming aces-in-a-day during Operation Epsom, late June 1944. Several dates are given for this feat, the earliest one is #OTD 81 years ago.
Note British smoke dischargers.
This was cold-blooded murder.
All over a Walmart parking spot...
She needs to spend the rest of her life in prison. Speak up ladies and gentleman. We can NOT allow this type of behavior.
What does it take to bring unfinished music to life?
On the next episode of the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast, Gary Sinise sits down with Producer Oliver Schnee and the talented musicians behind Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 to share the remarkable journey of transforming Mac Sinise's melodies and musical ideas into a finished album.
Hear how a group of Mac's closest friends came together to honor his creativity, collaborate on each track, and celebrate the legacy he left behind through music.
Don't miss this behind-the-scenes conversation about friendship, collaboration, and the making of Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 - available now at https://t.co/bJyLqX8Bx6
I am aware of recent reports involving an Air Force officer protesting at the United States Capitol. Let me be clear: I expect every Airman and Guardian to comply with all laws and policies governing personal conduct, political participation, and the wear of the uniform. Americans place their trust in us. We cannot, and will not, compromise the trust of the Nation.
Good order and discipline are critical to the DAF’s mission, and rigorously maintaining the highest standards of conduct on & off duty are an absolute must for all Airmen and Guardians.
The Department takes allegations of misconduct seriously, including any that might undermine the nonpartisan nature of our military. Pursuant to a thorough investigation - which will proceed unimpeded - commanders will ensure appropriate disposition when holding service members accountable in accordance with military law and due process.
The grave of an American pilot buried by Imperial Japanese troops.
The sign reads:
"Sleeping here, a brave air-hero who lost youth and happiness for his Mother land. July 25 - Nippon Army".