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[Robert W]

Glen is driven by his very neo-con Mormon beliefs.

Greenwald is Jewish, but grew up without practicing an organized religion, did not have a bar mitzvah, and has said his "moral precepts aren't informed in any way by religious doctrine". Greenwald attended Nova Middle School and Nova High School in Davie, Florida.

 

[Donald H]

Way back in 1962, I was drafted into the Army. At the time Kennedy was president and nobody told me that America was hawkish. Even the Army never mentioned it to me. I was very fortunate that to be drafted, I was given the job of a Platoon Sgt, as a raw recruit. They never told me why i was chosen. It ended up my platoon ranked number 1 and as a result was voted on by the men to go to the leadership academy by Monterey, CA. This got me another platoon assignment in AIT and they promoted me, then pulled it back, due to my not having enough time to be promoted. They did not tell me about this. I was in Germany and looking at my own personal records and there it was documented. Apparently some officer believed I merited a promotion. Few of the troops look at their own personal records. I was able to as the Company Clerk and the Officer in charge of records made mine available to me.
Also talking about the post above, I found the Army to be poorly trained and also lacking in particular supplies. I found that my unit spent time trying to fool Inspector General reports.

Am I supposed to ask you why you were chosen to be the Sgt?

 

[Robert W]

Am I supposed to ask you why you were chosen to be the Sgt?

I was never told why. My assumption is the Army learned I had been in the California Cadet Corps for 2 years. No officer or Sgt interviewed me. But I was just one of 5 recruits appointed as platoon Sgts. Another cause was my high GCT score.

• Army Alpha
  A group test that measured verbal and numerical ability, as well as the ability to follow directions and knowledge of information. The Army Alpha produced the following intelligence grades and scores:
  
  
  • A: Very superior intelligence, with a score of 135–212
    
    
    
  • B: Superior intelligence, with a score of 105–134
    
    
    
  • C+: High average intelligence, with a score of 75–104
    
    
    
  • C: Average intelligence, with a score of 45–74
    
    
• Army Beta
  A non-verbal test for illiterate, unschooled, or non-English speaking recruits
  
  
  
• AGCT
  Used during World War II to assign recruits to military jobs
  
  
  
• ASVAB
  The modern version of the AGCT, first administered in 1960. The ASVAB measures aptitude and ability to learn in areas considered necessary for success in the military.
  
  

Intelligence test scores had little to no noticeable effect on most soldiers' military careers. No soldiers were eliminated from military service solely based on their intelligence test scores. However, low scores could sometimes prevent soldiers from being promoted.

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[Donald H]

I was never told why. My assumption is the Army learned I had been in the California Cadet Corps for 2 years. No officer or Sgt interviewed me. But I was just one of 5 recruits appointed as platoon Sgts. Another cause was my high GCT score.

• Army Alpha
  A group test that measured verbal and numerical ability, as well as the ability to follow directions and knowledge of information. The Army Alpha produced the following intelligence grades and scores:
  
  • A: Very superior intelligence, with a score of 135–212
    
    
    
  • B: Superior intelligence, with a score of 105–134
    
    
    
  • C+: High average intelligence, with a score of 75–104
    
    
    
  • C: Average intelligence, with a score of 45–74
    
• Army Beta
  A non-verbal test for illiterate, unschooled, or non-English speaking recruits
  
  
  
• AGCT
  Used during World War II to assign recruits to military jobs
  
  
  
• ASVAB
  The modern version of the AGCT, first administered in 1960. The ASVAB measures aptitude and ability to learn in areas considered necessary for success in the military.
  

Intelligence test scores had little to no noticeable effect on most soldiers' military careers. No soldiers were eliminated from military service solely based on their intelligence test scores. However, low scores could sometimes prevent soldiers from being promoted.

• History of Military Testing - ASVAB
  Jul 27, 2023 — The Army Alpha was a group-administered test that measured verbal ability, numerical ability, ability to follow direct...
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My best guess Robert is that the army knew that there is one born every minute.

 

[Robert W]

Am I supposed to ask you why you were chosen to be the Sgt?

If you want to. My assistant was a Pro NFL player and he was selected as I was. He told me he was in to avoid the draft and reported to the Dallas Cowboys after training ended.

 

[Robert W]

My best guess Robert is that the army knew that there is one born every minute.

Yes, leaders are definitely born quick. They gave me 3 stripes on a black armband. But nothing about pay for the job. I did get benefits not available to the troops too.

 

[Donald H]

If you want to. My assistant was a Pro NFL player and he was selected as I was. He told me he was in to avoid the draft and reported to the Dallas Cowboys after training ended.

I will support you as team captain for this message board Robert!
Now take your medications and the nurse will turn your light off at 9 o'clock.

 

[Robert W]

I will support you as team captain for this message board Robert!
Now take your medications and the nurse will turn your light off at 9 o'clock.

What nurse? I do take medications for Type 2 diabetes that is controlled, a bit for blood pressure that is also controlled. In fact on Nov 20 my doctor will give me a full examination per my needs per the insurance I have. I believe i might live to be a lot older.

 

[Robert W]

I will support you as team captain for this message board Robert!
Now take your medications and the nurse will turn your light off at 9 o'clock.

Another point. At the Time I was in the Army, I was drafted late and was 23. For many of the troops I was then an older guy.
My assistant was this football hall of famer.

Pro athlete David Washington honored posthumously as Hall of Famer

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Following college football, David went on to a nine year career in the National Football League (NFL)and the Canadian Football league (CFL). He is the only Oroville athlete to ever play in bothprofessional football leagues. In the NFL, he played one year for the Dallas Cowboys and then wentto Kansas City where he was active in most games. He played receiver for the Denver Broncos in1968, where he told the coaches, “I want to play. I don’t want to sit on the bench and take yourmoney.”After his brief time in the NFL, David went on to a successful seven year career in the CFL. He signedwith the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and played tight end in that organization for several years. Afterretiring from professional football, he went to work for Canadian Pacific Railroad as a Carman andowned and maintained several rental homes. From 1972-95, he started and owned a successful usedcar business, and remained in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada for the remainder of his adult life. While inWinnipeg, David served as assistant high school football coach and also coached football and otheryouth sports. He was well known in his community, loved by all who knew him, and considered a herowith a heart as big as all outdoors.

 

[Donald H]

What nurse? I do take medications for Type 2 diabetes that is controlled, a bit for blood pressure that is also controlled. In fact on Nov 20 my doctor will give me a full examination per my needs per the insurance I have. I believe i might live to be a lot older.

Watch your weight and keep your mind active Robert!

 

[Robert W]

Watch your weight and keep your mind active Robert!

That is how I manage my life. I recall seeing Biden age in front of all of us and how he has trouble with stairs.