CANNOT SAY THANK YOU ENOUGH BAKER!
Happy Sunday Patriots!
so you are a scared coward who can't talk now?
that's okay. thanks for playing, anjel!
keep your peasant fingers off my post, you lying sack of shit.
be careful, this person is an intentional liar.
peasant knew that already.
that's why peasant calls me anjel…
just to be a lying sack of shit.
yes, anjel seems to be nothing more than insult these days…
i feel bad for the guy, and I've never even met him.
CANNOT SAY THANK YOU ENOUGH, idiot.
we need REAL people.
Imma 155lbs with hardly any muscle..
so when I hear the word 'strength' my mind goes to a different place… kek
but I'm glad we're on the same page.
On this day in Joint Staff history in 1950, the Chairman's positional flag was displayed for the first time in U.S. Army Gen. Omar Bradley's office.
Gen. Bradley, the first chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, led the effort to have a unique flag designed for the position. The shield on the eagle's chest includes 13 stripes representing the 13 original colonies. The blue stripe on top of the shield represents Congress joining the colonies in unity. The eagle holds three gold arrows in its talons for the Army, Navy and Air Force and the four stars represent the position of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The placement of the stars on a diagonal line is intended to represent all three services. In Army and Air Force flags, stars are placed in a horizontal center line while in Navy flags, stars are placed in a vertical center line.
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