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Posted on 08/06/2005 10:27:12 PM PDT by snippy_about_it
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 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY EMBLEM  Army Seal Background: Prior to the establishment of the Department of the Army Emblem, there was no official display item to identify the Army. The Army seal had traditionally been used to authenticate documents only and was not authorized for display. In recognizing the need to provide a display item, The Secretary of the Army approved the emblem design as the official emblem to represent the Army on 29 January 1974. Description: The Army emblem is derived from the Army seal and differs from the seal in several respects: a. The emblem is displayed in color while the seal is not. b. The emblem includes the inscription "Department of the Army" instead of the seal inscription "War Office". c. On the emblem, the American flag is on its own right (observers left) to reflect the current custom for display of flags. The Army flag pattern has been added to the other flag. d. The Roman numerals "MDCCLXXVIII" which indicate the date the Army seal was adopted, were replaced with the date "1775" to reflect the date the Army was established. Symbolism:The symbolism for the elements of the Army emblem is the same as for the Army seal with the above deviations and additions: The colors of the design elements are those traditionally associated with the ideals of the United States and of the Army. The flags are in proper colors. Blue is symbolic of loyalty, vigilance, perseverance, and truth. Red denotes courage, zeal, and fortitude. White alludes to deeds worthy of remembrance. Black is indicative of determination and constancy. Gold represents achievement, dignity, and honor. Current Usage:The reproduction of the Army emblem is authorized in publications and other printed matter of an official or quasi-official nature in Army approved films and in official Army motion pictures or television programs. The design may not be modified in any manner. It may be reproduced in its proper colors, through the use of a one-color line process, or as a line drawing. The use of the Army emblem for any other purposes, including its incorporation in other items for commercial sale, will be only as authorized by The Institute of Heraldry.      |
Good Morning All!!
And a good Sunday to you too.
here are some bible readings to start off your day.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1458230/posts
To all our military men and women past and present, military family members, and to our allies who stand beside us
Thank You!
GOod morning, Snippy and everyone at the Foxhole.
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Good morning ALL..it's not going to be a lazy Sunday here, have chores that have to be done.
Hill, What hill? I didn't see no hill!!!
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
For example, to communicate more effectively with people, Christians have changed the way "church" is done. Many believers have become accustomed to churches without pews, sanctuaries without hymnbooks, and message outlines and songs projected onto large screens. Christians have also recognized the need to change their methods of reaching out to non-Christians with the gospel of Jesus. Churches use sports leagues to bring the gospel to people in their neighborhood. They open up food pantries to reach out to the disadvantaged. They hold special group meetings for people dealing with grief or addictions. Not everything is changing, however. Dr. M. R. De Haan wrote in the first edition of Our Daily Bread in 1956: "If there is one thing Paul insisted upon, it is that works have nothing to do with obtaining or retaining our salvation. We are justified by faith, and faith alone" (Romans 4:5; 5:1). Modes and methods of worship may change. But salvation is through faith in Jesus alone. That will never change—ever. —Dave Branon
Salvation is by grace Through faith alone in Christ who died In every sinner's place. —Hess In a world of constant change, you can trust God's unchanging Word.
Do I Have The Right Kind Of Faith? What If It's True? |
Good Sunday morning to one & all. I hope this day is a safe one & brings cheer to everyone....
This morning, I just heard on Fox & Friends that Peter Jennings is gravely ill. My prayers go out to him & his family.
On This Day In History
Birthdates which occurred on August 07:
317 Constantius II Roman emperor (337-61)
1598 Georg Stiernhielm "father of Swedish poetry" (Hercules)
1742 Nathanael Greene American Revolutionary War General
1779 Carl Ritter cofounder of modern science of geography
1783 John Heathcoat inventor (lace-making machinery)
1876 Mata Hari dancer/courtesan/spy (WW I)
1885 Billie Burke Washington DC, actress (Glinda-The Wizard of Oz)
1886 Louis Hazeltine inventor (neutrodyne circuit, making radio possible)
1903 Louis Leakey anthropologist (1964 Richard Hooper Medal)
1904 Ralph J Bunche a founder & UN diplomat (Nobel 1950)
1921 Karel Husa Prague Czechoslovakia, composer (Trojan Women)
1926 Stan Freberg LA Calif, satirist/ad executive
1927 Edwin W Edwards (Gov-La)
1928 Amazing "James" Randi Toronto Ontario, skeptic magician
1929 Don Larsen pitcher (NY Yankees), on what must have been a perfect day
1929 Ruth Carter-Stapleton Plains Ga, 1st sister/evangelist
1932 Ann Harding US, actress (East is West, Janie)
1938 Helen Caldicott Melbourne Australia, physician/anti-war activist/moral midget
1940 Marlyn Mason San Fernando Cal, actress (Making It, Peyton Place)
1942 B.J. Thomas singer (Raindrops, Growing Pains Theme)
1942 Garrison Keillor PBS radio personality/legend in his own mind (Prairie Home Companion)
1943 Lana Cantrell Sydney, Australia, singer (Those Were the Days)
1945 Alan Page defensive tackle (Minn Vikings)
1950 David James Wottle 800m runner (Olympic-gold-1972)
1950 Rodney Crowell singer/guitarist (for Emmylou Harris)
1951 Gary Hall swimmer (Olympic-bronze-1976)
1956 Kent V Rominger Del Norte Colo, US Navy Lt Commander/astronaut
1957 Aleksandr Ditiatin USSR, gymnast (Olympic-gold-1980)
1958 Alberto Salazar marathoner (NYC Marathon Winner)
1958 Bruce Dickinson heavy metal rocker (Iron Maiden-Run to Hills)
1958 Larisa Karlova USSR, team handball player (Olympic-gold-1976, 80)
1960 Jacquie O'Sullivan rocker (Bananarama-Venus)
1961 Yelena Davydova USSR, gymnast (Olympic-gold-1980)
1963 Marcus Lewis Pontiac Mich, singer (Sing me a Song)
1965 Engineer#1 "What are you building?" Engineer#2 I don't really know, I've got this pile of junk I found over in the corner, so I thought I'd see if I counld make anything useful out of them." Engineer#1 "What's this?" Engineer#2 Oh that's an old 3k hard drive I found. I thought I could use it to control this thing..whatever it ends up being." Engineer#1 "I tell you I don't know what it is or what it does BUT it sure is UGLY!" Engineer#2 "I got to agree with you there. OH OH, here comes the boss, let's pretend we're doing something useful, like designing an atomic powered toilet paper dispenser."
Happy Birthday Professional Engineer
You're not 40, you're eighteen with 22 years experience.
1969 David Hollander LA Calif, actor (Lewis & Clark, What's Happenings?)
Don't forget the cap of Liberty center under "This We'll Defend".
Don't recall offhand the details about it, had heard once aupona time the story behind it, but it's on the emblem for a reason.
What is the gold figure in the middle and what does it represent? What are the three black staffs coming out of the top of the gold figure and what do they represent? What is that red knit cap perched atop the middle black staff and what does it represent?
The student is waiting . . . ;^)
Morning all. :-)
Over hill, over dale
As we hit the dusty trail,
And those caissons go rolling along.
In and out, hear them shout,
Counter march and right about,
And those caissons go rolling along.
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
In the field artillery,
Shout out your numbers loud and strong,
For where e'er you go,
You will always know
That those caissons go rolling along.
In the storm, in the night,
Action left or action right
See those caissons go rolling along
Limber front, limber rear,
Prepare to mount your cannoneer
And those caissons go rolling along.
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
In the field artillery,
Shout out your numbers loud and strong,
For where e'er you go,
You will always know
That those caissons go rolling along.
Was it high, was it low,
Where the hell did that one go?
As those caissons go rolling along
Was it left, was it right,
Now we won't get home tonight
And those caissons go rolling along.
Then it's hi! hi! hee!
In the field artillery,
Shout out your numbers loud and strong,
For where e'er you go,
You will always know
That those caissons go rolling along.
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