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Afghanistan
Fallen Illinois Green Beret slated to receive Medal of Honor
2010-09-10
The White House announced Thursday that Army Staff Sergeant Robert Miller, who died while in a close-range firefight on January 25, 2008, will receive the nation's top award for valor.
Posted by:Unuper Thavirong7137

#8  I don't give a shit if it is politically motivated by that pres. SSG Miller's command put him up for it, the Army supported it, DOD supported it, congress supported it. He deserves it, his family deserves it, his community and friends deserve it. They all need to know a hero once walked among them. I will save my political views on zero for another fight another day. I don't want to take away from what this great young man did for my country. God bless him.
Posted by: 49 pan   2010-09-10 21:51  

#7  They let all the kids out of school early today for this. Since mine are long out of school I don't know if they had a ceremony or just an announcement and then let them out.

Posted by: Water Modem   2010-09-10 17:09  

#6  No doubt. The most liberal bunch in DC knows they only need to be conservative 60 days before an election, then be Socialists 300 days a year.
Posted by: wr   2010-09-10 14:14  

#5  That just changed RJ
Posted by: Beavis   2010-09-10 13:26  

#4  Still the O'bullshit rules remain, NO LIVING GET THE MOH.
Posted by: Redneck Jim   2010-09-10 12:08  

#3  PS:
In other words, it's pure move for grabbing political power. They could give a rats behind about the troops.
Posted by: miscellaneous   2010-09-10 09:57  

#2  I am thinking that all of the medals coming out now are an attempt by the demirat GOP to try and shore up some support. In addition, they pretend to demonstrate how they support the troops.
Posted by: miscellaneous   2010-09-10 09:55  

#1  My son's were casual acquaintances of his in high school. (Wheaton North is a large school - they recognized each other in the halls and maybe spoke a few words..)
Posted by: Water Modem   2010-09-10 00:11  

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