AMERICAN PRESIDENTS IN UNIFORM

[asaratis]

 

[Missouri_Mike]

For some reason I can't see the pic but is obie in a onesy?

 

[Pogo]

If this thread were a stock, I'm sellin'. Yesterday.

 

[Ernie S.]

You can't link to an image in an email. Save it to your computer and up load it from there.

 

[Ernie S.]

Is this what you meant to post?

 

[asaratis]

Is this what you meant to post?

Yes,...well, almost...mine had names attached. Thanks!

 

[asaratis]

For some reason I can't see the pic but is obie in a onesy?

Missouri_Mike,
I think I fixed it.

 

[APACHERAT]

Before WW ll Ronald Reagan was a Lt. in the U.S. Cavalry during the late 1930's.

>"Ronald Reagan is the last President who was a veteran of the United States horse Cavalry, a living link to the mounted Cavalry of American mythology. Though his enemies tried to deride him as a make-believe cowboy, Reagan was a genuine Trooper- a US Cavalry soldier trained to ride into battle on horseback..."<

Trooper Ronald Reagan The Gipper s US Cavalry Legacy

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Outta be one of the requirements a Presidential candidate has to have had command rank and experience to become President. Why in the world would you want someone with no military experience whatsoever being the military's Commander-In-Chief?

Thinking of the recent ruckus over political appointees for Ambassadorships with no experience in the respective countries. If that's legitimate (which it is,) then why no objection to Presidential candidates with no military experience?

 

[Moonglow]

Before WW ll Ronald Reagan was a Lt. in the U.S. Cavalry during the late 1930's.

>"Ronald Reagan is the last President who was a veteran of the United States horse Cavalry, a living link to the mounted Cavalry of American mythology. Though his enemies tried to deride him as a make-believe cowboy, Reagan was a genuine Trooper- a US Cavalry soldier trained to ride into battle on horseback..."<

Trooper Ronald Reagan The Gipper s US Cavalry Legacy

No he was not, at best he was an Army reserve officer with bad eyesight which kept him out of the real war....

 

[Moonglow]

You left out FDR and his term as undersecretary of the navy...

 

[Pogo]

Outta be one of the requirements a Presidential candidate has to have had command rank and experience to become President. Why in the world would you want someone with no military experience whatsoever being the military's Commander-In-Chief?

Thinking of the recent ruckus over political appointees for Ambassadorships with no experience in the respective countries. If that's legitimate (which it is,) then why no objection to Presidential candidates with no military experience?

"God help this country when someone sits at this desk who doesn't know as much about the military as I do" -- Dwight Eisenhower


If only he'd done more with that knowledge than just saying "oh by the way, don't trust these guys" on his way out the door...