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Jeff,
I just wanted to say thanks for the e-mail on my birthday. I don't know if you took the time out yourself, or if it's just automated, but I appreciate it either way. It's a nice touch. KING OF BATTLE! 13B |
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Happy birthday mate
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Happy birthday,Thank you for serving. If you don't mind me asking what is the Red cord for. I have never seen it before(and I live in Georgia).
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Shipdate:20100615(June 15th 2010) 03xx:Infantry contract ![]() Leadership is what you do when no one is looking. Quote:
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Artillery, if 13B and the background in his signature didn't already give it away.
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Its something the other Combat Arms branches made up to be like Infantry...
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Oh I see same as Calvary wear a yellow cord. Are you authorized to wear those cords. I have never seen somebody wearing them.
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Shipdate:20100615(June 15th 2010) 03xx:Infantry contract ![]() Leadership is what you do when no one is looking. Quote:
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Happy [late] birthday, man!
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Im know i'm late but Happy Birthday!
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To everyone who wished me a happy birthday, here is a belated thank you.
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Don't forget "KING OF BATTLE!" Froggy's correct Drill, technically Artillery has a red chord, like Infantry has their beloved blue chord. *And that is not meant to be interpreted as sarcasm. A former friend of mine is an infantryman. I attended both his Turning Blue ceremony (the ceremony on an infantryman's Family Day, where they are awarded their blue chord after completion of training at the US Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, GA) and his graduation. I asked him, on the way home, about which ceremony meant more, Turning Blue or Graduation? He told me Turning Blue. He said that having his fiancee place his chord on his right shoulder marked him as an official and full fledged infantryman, while his graduation simply meant that he was leaving his training unit at Fort Benning. * Long story short, Artillery has a chord... we just don't wear it... sadly. KING OF BATTLE! 13B |
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