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Military/Veterans
“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Ends September 20
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Panetta, Mullen Certified Troops are Ready for “San Francisco Army”
On Friday Afternoon, July 22nd, during all the panic over the debt limit, President Obama quietly announced that he was signing the documents that will repeal “Don’t Ask, don’t Tell” effective September 20th. The repeal will, in the words of Columbia Christians for Life, headed by a graduate of the United States Military Academy, “permit open sodomite service in US Armed Forces beginning Sept. 20, 2011.” In other words, certification means that 60 days later, open homosexuality will be allowed in the United States military for the first time in the nation’s history.
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Greenville's First Responders honored at Barbeque from Woodlawn Funeral Home
- By Press Release
On Monday, July 4th, 2011, under a large shaded portico at 1 Pine Knoll Drive, Greenville, sweet tea was poured for scores of local law enforcement and firefighters from all over Greenville County, including County Sheriff, City Police and EMS workers as they enjoyed a professionally prepared southern barbeque complete with ribs, chicken, chopped barbeque and all the trimmings. Greenville's First Responders mingled with Woodlawn's funeral directors, staffers and cemetery associates at the special Independence Day event held in their honor. "We simply wanted to say thank you to these men and women for what they do
every day." said A. Chip Howard, Manager and Senior Director of Woodlawn Funeral Home. Woodlawn, a local Dignity Memorial Provider, has been host to multiple community events and veteran's related ceremonies over the years.
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Korean War Veterans Sponsor American – Korean Friendship Luncheon
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Celebrating Mutual Respect Between American Veterans and South Korean People
The Upstate Chapters of the Korean War Veterans Association sponsored a Friendship Luncheon in Greenville Saturday to celebrate the mutual respect that exists between the American Veterans of the Korean War and the people of the Republic of South Korea. This was the second time the annual event has been held.
Gerry Kunz, outgoing president of the association was master of ceremonies. Heung Soo Kim, Deputy Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Atlanta, was guest speaker.
Deputy Consul Kim thanked the American veterans for their sacrifices for the Korean people. He discussed the strong bonds between the United States and the Republic of Korea since the war and the miraculous conversion of South Korea, as a military and economic partner with the United States, from one of the poorest countries on earth to one of the most prosperous.- Hits: 6892
Army Court Dismisses Flight Surgeon from Service, Confines for 6 Months
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Judge Refused to Allow Discovery, Planned Defense Because Revelations Might Prove “Embarrassing” to Obama
Lieutenant Colonel Terrence L. Lakin lost his medical practice, his military career, his veteran benefits and his freedom attempting to force reluctant military officials to determine the place of birth of Barack Obama and, therefore, his constitutional qualifications to be Commander in Chief of the US Armed Forces.
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Army Flight Surgeon Facing “Certain Conviction” for Questioning Obama’s Eligibility
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Lt. Gen. McInerney Calls on New Congress to Intervene, Investigate, Hold Hearings
The General Court Martial of Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin was set to begin Tuesday, December 14, 2010. He is charged with disobeying a direct order to report to duty in Afghanistan on March 30, 2010. Lakin refused the orders because he believes the current Commander in Chief has not proven he is eligible to hold office.
“I am today compelled to make the distasteful choice to invite my own court-martial, in pursuit of the truth about the president’s eligibility under the Constitution to hold office,” he said at the time of his decision.
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MOAA Celebrates 40 Years in Greenville
- By By Brenda Jansons, 1LT. USA (Ret)
Members of the Greenville Chapter, Military Officers Association of America celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the chapter by honoring past presidents of the Chapter during a dinner at the Greenville Hilton. Each past president present for the event was presented with a small gift as a token of appreciation for service to the chapter and the local community.
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Wade Hampton High School Honors Veterans
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Wade Hampton High School and the Air Force Junior ROTC Department honored veterans during a Veteran’s Day Ceremony November 10, 2010.
Brigadier General Lawrence W. Brock, a member of the Wade Hampton High School Class of 1976, currently serving in Afghanistan and home on R&R was the Wade Hampton High School Veteran Honoree for 2009. He introduced Colonel Francis M. “Mike” Belue, Chaplain U. S. Army (Retired) the 2010 Honoree.
Col. Belue served two tours as an enlisted man in Vietnam. After the war, he attended college and seminary and was commissioned as an Army Chaplain. Prior to his recent retirement, he served as a combat Army Chaplain in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
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- Greenville and SC Council MOAA Chapter Officers Attend Chapter President’s Symposium
- Truth about Veteran’s Funeral Benefits
- Three MOAA Chapters Gather to Hear Gen. Livingston
- Local Veterans Honored at Haywood Estates
- Cadet Bryce Tyson Completes Basic Training at West Point
- Woodlawn Honors the “Greatest Generation” on their Greatest Day
- Blue Ridge AFJROTC Cadet Leadership School
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