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Military/Veterans
Flag Retirement
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- By VVA Chapter 523
Members of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 523 perform a proper U.S. Flag retirement at the Vietnam Memorial in Cleveland Park.
Honoring World War 1 Veterans
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- By Tony Dunn
Buddy Mullinax, Susan and Skip Gribble, Carroll Kelley, helga Rogers Kelley, Authur Norz, Ken Hemm, and Ed Collins members of American Legion Post 214 and Auxiliaary Lay Wreaths on graves of World War 1 Veterans in Springwood Cemetery. This Plot has been refurbished and kept up by Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 2
Military Clash Causes Massive Power Outage
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- By Tony Perkins
When the framers drafted the Constitution, they didn't put a committee in charge of the military. They wanted a civilian leader who could make quick decisions with the trust of the people. After some debate, they settled on the president. And for 228 years, that was just fine with liberals. Now suddenly, things have changed. With the election of Donald Trump, the Left doesn't want the commander-in-chief running the military. They want the courts to.
Band Visits American Legion Post 214
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- By Tony Dunn & Stuart McClure
Band Leader Ron Hamilton and singer Lisa Waldon with the Upstate Action Band entertain members of the Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr., American Legion Post 214 in Taylors, SC.
Miss Liberty Bell Leslie Bouvarie sing songs from the 40s to members of Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214.
Confederate Museum Curator Received Award
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- By By Valerie Bishop
SCV Camp 36 Awards Chairman Charles Brantley presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the 16th Regiment Confederate Museum Curator Webster Jones for a winning display at a recent Greenville area gun show. 16th Regiment SCV Commander Frank Tucker is at right.
All Dressed Up
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- By Tony Dunn
Sue Lutz donated the West Point Dress Uniform of Col. Soalon (Doc) Wentzel to the Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History at American Legion Post 214, 3110 Wade Hampton Blvd., Taylors, SC.
Veterans "Great Smokey" Ride
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- By Bonita Wells
Air Force Veteran Tony Dunn enjoying a free ride given to veterans by the Great Smokey Mountain Railroad.
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