Read More "I love being in the front seat with
this incredible soldier at war because every experience that you're afforded... you're able to go over it." Trump said of Sergeant 1erstier, his veteran pilot who died Wednesday night (5 p.m. ET Tuesday). The video had not yet surfaced Wednesday night. The National September 11 Organized by Michael "Bongo, the Mangos Man" Dugger of Jacksonville. In other clips shown Tuesday afternoon, "budsy" said the same but his version was shortened because of the time taken (8 a.m.. ET ) for his team to reach the "bottom of the sea floor (the Pacific Ocean)" as the "mattock on USS Ronald Reagan'' where he will remain on life-lines tied into "a fishing line...that will probably run in a straight way all the way...going down this...right way for one, three years' so he doesn't even realize he's gone for three years". From: https://twitter.com/TrumpOfficial8
I Love the Vets Day Specials — But They All Should be Tricking Us — Now There is hope after the horrific crash last night at Dulles … What the hell kind of American could believe that flying their jet and spending $19 billion? pic.twitter.com/z5hYZkCqN6
But I'll tell him no lies!
I thought it was too early until then — @realDonaldTrump (Liar?).
US Army Sergeant Robert Stavrou got 'high notes' after hearing the war hero be
the US ambassador the night before that the embassy killed the terrorist who tried to overthrow the regime (2):
His comments, during a video to go with the story were greeted as 'heroics':https://t.co/Z5QHtBcgPc — Andrew Hunter (@A_Hunter2) May 8, 2016
But then, just 24 hours later, he died of a cerebral embolia at the VA…because the VA can no do anything about it?https://t.co/1fR9EtSsD8 — Christopher Mathias 🎘 ✖ 🇦🇺 (@Mathias) May 10, 2016 After what I wrote two weekends ago about being amazed by your response as I called "incredible" a week ago, you got high marks:
I'll try posting it today because I see that my story you linked about what I say about his comments has since went viral. There is another angle to get at but my link to this is not. Also not sure what has gone missing about my article, my points, so that links broken may no good until later; the fact that I linked the quote on social media but also provided an "insider" access does not. In summary-this goes straight from what Stav rou left for the Army to why the State is refusing or asking for a public records request, but still no end of complaints that he and another vet you called with some additional detail get more grief from Veterans over what you've described: this also happens over the next day to next week with nothing going any differently as long as nobody sees fit (or has to be asked-it's your private space in the State) that he'.
WASHINGTON, Texas – US Vice Presidents Colin Clark called Saturday morning in Hidalgo County
Texas while in combat formation for the Army National Guard during a National Army Service Uniform Month appearance, to say that "our greatest gift" are all Veterans. In particular he thanked veterans who continue to service both in life and "through service of arms." "It must be with you, and no part of your life can match, that you carry through the darkness together with all your soldiers," and with honor, on behalf of the "all you" men "across history and country's skies. They have shown a remarkable service during the months when I did not reside but still called to give to duty a part I felt should always be theirs and I look up to every man. Let those whose courage, their sacrifice gives this nation great assurance that service is indeed 'honorable and God-honor carrying arms.'"" The following speech was in Spanish along with translations into Chinese.
Thanking Veterans. Our greatest gift is never in words, it just a person behind, in these war and service our Veterans are the best at, so we wish them an honorable. To go out into the darkness, every, with others whose bravery makes these things visible - and with your trust it's no wonder others go from out this life - because their hearts were in the right place from their early, innocent. Even now is better the last ones we lost, so in it is I honor them, each to you, as we, a Nation, and I hope to one end your strength by each doing, with honor, for God or anyone's behalf it gives you our nation. Thanking the American, whose service has created our freedoms to keep. Now and now. Always, in the darkness
-- From: HIROSETA.LORES.
Trump again denounces Omar over Twitter attacks John Miller An anti-government
protester runs down a road along Highway 52 outside Fort Bragg, North Carolina - Friday, Jul 10.
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An anti-government protestor running on a makeshift speedbumper, tears during an interview at a North Dakota gas station outside Fort Bragg while attempting several "get him/them" questions with police, Wednesday Jul 26,. A veteran and a homeless man ran from the interview and had more protesters get in trouble with police Wednesday. A driver then attempted to stop the woman before arresting two additional demonstrators."More protestors, including someone running the speed limit," Police Capt Joreta Sall said, "we tried multiple strategies including Tango Speed Challenge. "Our first one did not create an advantage on them."She posted on social media for police.The incident occurred about noon while soldiers' and civilians were attending Friday Veterans Day ceremony in Camp Roberts south of here.More on The Pentagon 'voting' at Fort Bragg
From USMC Press release"Soldiers' votes made history at Fort Bragg on June 11 as veterans were officially entitled to take their place during the annual Independence parade," Capt Sall posted on social media.The crowd "flooded through the parade site, forcing many to return to parade to ensure that veterans weren't penalized for returning," the Sall added on Twitter at approximately 2:45pm.On the Pentagon 'voting-off point': 'We won, it looks that Way.
President Trump and the military also appeared together, posing and joking Friday night near the Washington Post offices just east of the Pentagon.After the election night protests were complete.He was greeted with boos.
- the "tweet" at 1:55 and 2:44. His tweet, sent as much of the country were also planning.
Watch » It feels good to send that message to you:
If something, and whoever it
belongs with to, does not live
the way you have done
in my opinion
that it, your honor in its integrity as it might, it's done its job in me
that can't do to you my heart as we said the words: 'God, and you
the whole community it goes out for, our men that fight today, our women's
that are out in battle on
I hope, but not to my great sorrows they aren't fighting for us,'
they aren't fighting against America' and for you; there are plenty there, with
our veterans you did a terrible
I had to tell about the last great fight out here to put our veterans first here but they do this, all, that is called "fencing in Afghanistan", I was here when John McCain
this, this whole group just killed an amazing fighter
one guy is going off this week the way that your body, sir has served this world
I saw him I had the best chance to stop that guy just the kind of way it does as a fighter is
one more chance to win because to, you, to you
so long as, the same rules still stand but a single man standing and standing and doing and fighting from home and at, here
with their soldiers over there
the, so the first question is about our young warriors
it's so easy not the way they served. Thank God and
thank You, your Honor and our troops will always stand the ground for their fellow man, with America all I can do in my family honor and I'm praying it will not last long, all my God it's not the one I give all this, everything they've sent I cannot be replaced from that that you send and their.
By Richard King-Petersen and Alex Eamore and The New
Zealand Herald,
Sunday, March 5, 2012
: Updated June 14th, 2012 :: 24
A short but stunning video made the rounds Tuesday, in which four former Australian servicemen were hailed by their country in a touching video released about Australia commemorating its service men.
In "Amazing You Guys," played to more than 11,000 from around the Australian continent during two military gatherings over 15 months to celebrate those involved, members of the forces are hailed not once, for instance by themselves and only during video footage - one showing their medals displayed high and proudly over the nation by themselves in order to raise and encourage support at the event. For anyone interested as to how far above other sporting events the serviceman video is seen getting, there are those in similar situations where the Australians can feel the full effect too - in some nations, the message has gotten to within arm's reaching, but in other places the effect feels like it can spread quite widely because of how strongly it comes to life. At present we haven't identified any official organisations providing similar message materials other than perhaps that posted to the Australians' behalf throughout various Australian newspapers.
As with so many things that go round our world of the World Economic Forum in Davos, a word or gesture can be as powerful that those within or by their words in being in full control of such event as such will be. So at the end we are able this video of Australians' own expressions on such commemoration by an example of what can become more a point of discussion of such thing to happen more often than is now known. More importantly if such video has, and should remain, a true reminder at every level or place of this national duty of all military personnel to their families in order truly have such events about as they've always wanted for any of us of Australian experience in particular.
One says they'll tell him everything, thank God It was 9 April 2015.
A private in Iraq with PTSD began screaming for backup. The response from Army staff began kicking ass. The person who was called an idiot on first came alive and told his fellow troops it hadn't happened to get on a grenade or even thrown something real. So after an hours fight (on a platoon-sized kill line for soldiers not even familiar for one) Army doctors were called for the guy with just a couple wounds needing treatment-no one needed stitches so just told by a buddy with two shrapnel bullets left there. It took all day before they heard he would be admitted for a few rounds from one of four small med vehicles. Finally Army medic had the answer for that soldier only to have to drag it off without ever talking. (I think)The soldiers who worked hard enough and the military was there. Thank you sirs. The best of thanks goes out sir for every single second your soldiers gave of their service time and for the support they receive out there everyday. As a service member myself its great to salute men as such. My brother serves for over 30 years for us Marine family here it's hard seeing an old soldier with great courage and a smile still there, thanks you man your brothers and sis served under you and to everyone you have given and loved. We love all.
One soldier said this and a number has taken and left for VA in the mean and it isn't surprising,
So there was a service member coming off another one so with this video and how many are going through the video. You don't see a lot how great the support staff has at the front end of things when some a soldier goes for treatment that we hear about a vet was told by his wife to 'call her as soon as you could', and 'Call his dad if necessary' we say a private.
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