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Submitted by Rick on Wed, 09/21/2005 - 11:29am.
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Sir or Ma'am, In reference to your blog of 18 September regarding the military fly-overs, we had night training of airborne troops parachuting onto our training areas. They are training so they can maintain proficiency in their combat skills. At any moment we could be called upon to perform our duties anywhere in the world. We are already performing these tasks in Iraq and Afghanistan. We are doing this training to also provide a free society the continued freedom to write these blogs and chatter amonsgt yourselves about how annoying the noise of freedom is. V/R Dan Williams "No Soldier in active service entangles himself in everyday affairs so he may please his commanding officer." Paul circa 66 A.D. |
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I saw a stealth black (secret
Submitted by Robert Whitlock on Wed, 09/28/2005 - 8:49am.A blackhawk helicopter with no identifying insignia in the day time flying slowly over a residential neighborhood. How does that relate to night training of airborne troops?