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Military/Veterans
American Legion National Commander Helm Visits Columbia/Greenville
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- By Gilbert Scales
Sunday, Jan. 25, American Legion National Commander Michael D. Helm and his Aide Donald Suchy arrived at the Columbia, SC airport.
American Legion Department of SC Commander John Collins and Department of SC Adjutant James Holland were at the airport to greet them.
American Legion Riders from Greenville American Legion Post 3 and other Legion Riders from Columbia area, escorted National Commander Helm to a hotel in downtown Columbia.
Fewest Military Veterans in Congress since Before WWII
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Only 19 percent of 114th Congress have ever served in Uniform
The 114th Congress that will be sworn in just a few days from now will have the smallest number of military veterans of any Congress since before World War II.
Military experience in the Congress peaked at almost 80 percent in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Since that time, the percentage of Congressmen with military experience has dropped drastically and leveled off at about 20 percent since 2013.
The number of military veterans serving in the senate during the 114th Congress will increase from 19 to 20 and the number of military veterans serving in the House will decrease from 87 to 81.
SC Legionaires Lay Wreath at Tomb of Unknown
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- By Brenda Collins
Council Pledges Help in Locating Vietnam War Memorial
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville County Council has promised to help find a suitable location for the proposed memorial honoring American and Vietnamese veterans of the Vietnam War.
Bang Nguyen Hall, Vice President of the Greenville County Vietnamese-American community, appealed to the County Council for help during their December 2 meeting at County Square.
Mrs. Hall noted that Greenville is one of the 10 best places to live in the United States.
Times Examiner Columnist Addresses American Legion
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- By Staff Report
Staff Report
Times Examiner columnist
Dr. Al Snyder, told the Green-ville American Legion Post in their monthly meeting last Tuesday that the Israel of today is still the nation that is special to God, just as it was during Biblical times. The Jewish people of Israel today are still "God's Chosen People," according to "the everlasting covenant" made by God with Abraham some four thousand years ago.
Snyder is also a U.S. military veteran, having served in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during the Korean War.. Snyder completed a nine-months-long course in microwave radio at Ft. Monmouth, N.J., graduated at the head of his class, and then was assigned to serve as an instructor. He also served for 21 years as a Christian missionary in Liberia, West Africa, and in Antigua, West Indies. Following that he served as a mass communications professor at Liberty University for 17 years and at North Greenville University for five years. He retired in 1998, and began writing for The Times Examiner in 1999.
“Hero” of the Game
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- By Gilbert Scales
NGU's Denton Awarded Army ROTC Scholarship
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- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC – LTC Gregory Scrivens, NGU’s Professor of Military Science, awarded a three-year $46,530 Army ROTC scholarship to Joseph Denton from Moncks Corner during halftime at Military Appreciation Day at the Crusaders final home football game on Saturday, November 15.
Denton completed Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training as a Combat Engineer this past summer.
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