Duty, Honor, Country, Blog

Michelle Malkin points to a list of prominent politicians and media figures who have served in our nation’s military service. The list includes bloggers, well one blogger, Kos which strikes me as odd because it takes me a week to surf my Milblogs ring.

It struck Jeff Quinton, the Backcountry Conservative, as odd also and he is now compiling a list of bloggers who have served or are serving in uniform, but he needs your help. Drop on over and let him know when and where you pulled duty. Sgt Hook out.

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uruloki's lair linked with Veterans
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Who Served?
Michelle Malkin points to a table put together by E.J. Perkins of azcentral.com (a Marine Corps vet) of political and media figures that points out who served in the military and when. Other information regarding the branch and type of…

Trackback by Backcountry Conservative — 19 August 2004 @ 0202

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Did you serve? Do you blog?
Jeff Quinton of Backcountry Conservative is attempting to collect a list of bloggers who have served or are serving in uniform. If you blog, and if you are serving or have served in the Armed Forces, let Jeff know. Me:…

Trackback by TacJammer — 19 August 2004 @ 0311

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First Sgt -

Funny thing about the pundits/journalists on this list - notice how the vast MAJORITY of them on both sides of the debate did not serve..but they sure write and pontificate like they did…drives me crazy..

stay safe out there and thanks for serving!!

btw - I was USMC 1974-79 - have not figured out this whole chickenhawk thing yet…

Comment by Dinky Dau — 19 August 2004 @ 1432

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Veterans
Backcountry Conservative is putting together a list of those bloggers with military experience. You would think that the MilBlogs would be the primary source, but there are mistake even there, such this site, home of two active duty bloggers (ok,…

Trackback by uruloki's lair — 20 August 2004 @ 0153

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SEMPTER FI as the say in the marines we need to stop shutting down our military bases and stop allowing a bunch of enviromentalists wackos to desinate a area on a milatary base to be shut off becuase some so called endangered species we need to stick them greens in a cannon and shoot them all the way back to their commune on some uncharted desert isle with gilligan the skipper to the millionare and his wife the movie star the proffesor and marry anne here on gilligans isle wwoooo weeee

Comment by war bird — 7 September 2004 @ 0219

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I served in the Navy from 1952 to 1972 covering Korea, Vietnam, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. After all those years of fighting Communism and the successes of the Reagan years, I am apalled by the apparent successes of communism in this country. In this campaign we have seen many of the old communist tactics being used (i.e., tell a big enough lie often enough, widely enough and loudly enough and people will believe; pit class against class, etc.). Take a look at the web site of the American Communist Party (cpusa.org) and see who the Communists want to win!

Kim A. Edwards
Ridgecrest. CA. 93555

Comment by Kim A. Edwards — 24 October 2004 @ 2055

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Sgt. Hook:

Re: “Beauty” Honor, Country

FYI, I wrote an article titled, “Duty, Honor, Country” in the West Los Angeles Business Monthly, regarding the blasphemous word change at the Veterans Property in West Los Angeles. A local non-profit group donated a couple million dollars to build a “Landmark Gateway Plaza” that was supposed to be dedicated for our Veterans. They hood-winked the VA into engraving and posting bronzed letters that say: “Beauty, Honor, Country.” They’re refusing to change it to “Duty, Honor, Country.”

You can go to info@westlachamber.org and look under July newspaper for the article and photo. I will also send you the article and photos if you would like. This is a mounting story and the Los Angeles Times is supposedly writing an aricle sometime soon as they have read my story and interviewed me last week.

Please respond as we are organizing Veterans and non-Veterans that are outraged over this irresponsible and blasphemous attack on the Military’s most sacred creed.

You can reach me at my e-mail, RLRosebrock1@aol.com or by phone 310-472-2717.

Sincerely,
Robert L. Rosebrock
U.S. Army Veteran

Comment by Robert L. Rosebrock — 25 July 2006 @ 0400

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