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On Sun, 25 Mar 2007 19:05:29 -0700, Michelle Steiner


I hacked it just fine.

Why did you choose the Army?

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Scott in  Florida

 



A number of reasons; they offered training in a field of my choosing was
probably the biggest one.  At the time (1961), the other services did
not offer that choice.  I also (naively) thought that my two semesters
of Army ROTC would help me more in the army than in any other service.

So I put in 22 years, got out, and went into software testing for
another dozen years (with a few years in computer sales between those
two professions).

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Support the troops:  Bring them home ASAP.

 

On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 10:27:24 -0700, Michelle Steiner


One of my son's is in the Air Force.  His Army ROTC got him an
immediate promotion after boot camp.  Not much but a little bit.

I'm surprised the Navy didn't offer the same training.

The Navy is a whole lot more civilized way to go to war...LOL

My Navy service was from 12 June 1961 thru 11 June 1965 plus two years
in the inactive reserve.



I thank you for your service to our country.

I'm truly sorry you have become a liberal, but your service was good
for our country.
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Scott in  Florida

 



I really, truly don't understand what one's opinion on the war in Iraq
has to do with _any_ specific political views, be they liberal,
conservative, Democratic, Republican, what have you.

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 mikePOST@TOGROUPmacconsult.com (Mike Rosenberg) wrote:


It doesn't, but those to whom politics is everything can't envision
anything else.  It's the hammer syndrome:  If all you have is a hammer,
all problems look like a nail.

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