In (pb), San Antonio warns of deadly, high-contagious parvovirus on the rise for dogs
is that what will make people wake up?
good question. 2016 was my last! kek. may have been my final flight.
twitter sucks donkey dick. that is all.
what does the rip mean..like rest in peace?
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wake up people!!!!!
FFS.. they need to let it be.
heres the others: "The other bases to be renamed are Fort Hood in Texas, Fort Rucker in Alabama, Fort Polk in Louisiana, Fort Benning and Fort Gordon in Georgia and Fort A.P. Hill, Fort Lee and Fort Pickett in Virginia.
The panel has recommended that Fort Hood, Texas, be renamed after Richard E. Cavazos, the first Latino to reach the rank of a four-star general in the Army.
Fort Gordon, Georgia, will be renamed after Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Army general who led all allied forces in Europe during World War II and later became president. Fort Lee, Virginia, will be named after two individuals: Arthur Gregg, a former three-star general involved in logistics the only living individual for whom a base will be named and Charity Adams, the first African-American woman to be an officer in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Fort Pickett, Virginia, will be named after Van Barfoot, who received the Medal of Honor for his heroism during World War II and is of Native American descent. Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia, will be renamed after Dr. Mary Walker, a physician and women's rights activist who received the Medal of Honor for her service during the Civil War.
Fort Benning, Georgia, will be renamed jointly after Lt. Gen. Hal Moore and his wife Julia Moore. Gen. Moore was a pioneer in the Air Cavalry whose Vietnam-era story was memorialized in the book and movie, "We Were Soldiers." His wife Julia helped improve the casualty notification system and helped with the creation of family support networks. Fort Rucker, Alabama, will be named after Michael Novosel, a Medal of Honor recipient who flew combat aircraft in World War II and the wars in Korea and Vietnam.
Fort Polk, Louisiana, will be renamed after William Henry Johnson, a soldier whose heroism in World War Two was not honored with the Medal of Honor until 2015.
kek, I honestly don't know what's real anymore.
Carol X Lunz PhD, She/Him, GED alumni, commentary
@marinasmigielsk
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May 9
While in drive thru I always pay for Black people behind me as a personal reparation. I even leave an apology note on behalf of all YT’s for Slavery w the cashier to give them.
not to mention, think of the sheer cost of changing the names on EVERYTHING that has the bases' name on it. They are morons. I can't imagine it will go through though, so we shall see. (and your mil is on the ball btw)
…and right on cue, out come the guns r bad rhetoric.