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Military/Veterans
Post 214 Meal before Meeting
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- By Tony Dunn
Members of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 523 enjoy a meal before their monthly meeting. Vietnam Veterans of American meet at 5:30p.m. the first Wednesday of the month at Greenville Shrine Club.
Court Pulls Rank on Military Trans Ban
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- By Tony Perkins
Activist judges have been on a mission to expand the influence of the courts in America for the last half-century, but they may have just crossed a red line. The courts have decided a lot of things -- but how the president runs the military isn't one of them. When it comes to America's defense, there is one commander-in-chief. The Constitution is clear: Donald Trump is the final authority on military policy. And after two years of liberal judges presuming to know better than this president, it's refreshing to see at least one court acknowledge who's in charge.
World War I Veteran Remembered
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- By Tony Dunn
Paul W. Atkinson World War 1 Veteran is remembered by a man lucky to know him, Charlie Porter who laid a wreath on his grave at Woodlawn Cemetery during Wreathes Across America.
Wreaths Across America
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- By Tony Dunn
Pete Bellinger, Charlie Clifton, Bruce Bartlett, Charlie Poster, and Dale McCoy of Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. American Legion Post 214 Taylors, S.C. Color Guard take part in Wreaths Across America at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Legionnaires Gather
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- By Jack D. Smith, Jr.
Clyde Rector Commander Post 214, Bob Scherer Alternate National Executive Committeeman, Walt Richardson Department S.C. 1st Vice Commander, Tony Dunn Adjutant Post 214 attend American Legion District 5 Meeting held at Post 28 in Spartanburg. Seven upstate Post gather to discuss each Post accomplishments and future help to the community and Nation.
Tribute to our Veterans
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- By Tony Dunn
To honor all Veterans at recent ceremony held at Greenville County Square a Wreath Placement by Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter #845 Vice CC. Mr. Stephen B. Duerk and Goldstar Mother Mrs. Ruth Massey.
O Christmas Tree
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- By VVA Chapter 523
Members of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 523 decorate a patriotic Themed Christmas Tree at the Hyatt Hotel. Vietnam Veterans of America meet the first Wednesday of the month at the Shrine Club.
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