.."WE WERE SOLDIERS".. Lt. Gen. HAL G. MOORE = Judicial Watch Radio Show/Thursday Guest

The Judicial Watch Radio Show - Weekday Edition ^ | ALOHA RONNIE Guyer

[ALOHA RONNIE]

NEVER FORGET

...Lt. Gen. HAL G. MOORE, portrayed by MEL GIBSON in the ..'Braveheart' in 'Nam.. Motion Picture...

.."WE WERE SOLDIERS"..

...will be a guest on Thursday's Weekday Edition of.. The Judicial Watch Radio Show .. hosted by JANE CHASTAIN -&- RUSS VERNEY.

...Lt. Gen. MOORE's interview will air in the last 1/2 hour of its 9am-11am Pacific / 12pm-2pm Eastern Time Radio Show on the USA Radio Network and online thru...

.. www.JudicialWatch.org ..

.."WE WERE SOLDIERS".. Message =

..."HATE WAR, LOVE THE AMERICAN WARRIOR".. Lt. Gen. HAL G. MOORE to DAN RATHER on '60 Minutes II'

NEVER FORGET

[ALOHA RONNIE]

NEVER FORGET

For Vietnam History Photos of Lt. Gen. HAL G. MOORE -&- other Heroes of the Battle of IA DRANG-1965 see:

..'Ronnie Guyer Photo Collection'..

...in the ..'IA DRANG - Interest'.. Section of...

.. www.LzXray.com ..

...See also the interesting Discussion Forums on...

.. www.WeWereSoldiersFILM.com ..

..-&-..

.."WE WERE SOLDIERS" / Battle of IA DRANG-1965 / RICK RESCORLA.. Freerepublic Threads I have Bookmarked ..by kindly hitting the ..ALOHA RONNIE.. on this Post.

Signed:.. ALOHA RONNIE Guyer / Vet-Battle of IA DRANG-1965 / Landing Zone Falcon / www.WeWereSoldiersFILM.com / www.LzXray.com

GARRY OWEN, Sir

NEVER FORGET

[kayak]

*ping*

[Neets]

Thanks for the heads up toots.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

..Here's a ..GARRY OWEN.. U.S. 7th Cavalry Salute 2-U..

[Balata]

Thanks for the post and info., AR.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

...RICK RESCORLA...

...Hero of the Battle of IA DRANG-1965 / Bombing of the World Trade Center-1993 / Airstrikes on the World Trade Center-2001... ...

...is on the Book Cover of .."WE WERE SOLDIERS and YOUNG".. which the ..MEL GIBSON.. Movie .."WE WERE SOLDIERS".. is based on.

...Heroic Lifetime Lifesaver ..RICK RESCORLA.. was also featured last week in a stunning ..'Dateline NBC'.. Story hosted by JANE PAULEY. It was UNFORGETTABLE.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

ALOHA RONNIE Guyer-Vet/Battle of IA DRANG-1965
asks that we sign this Petition for Tower 2 Lifesaver ..RICK RESCORLA

RICK RESCORLA's Picture graces the Cover of ALOHA RONNIE's Commanding Officer
Lt. Col. HAL G. MOORE's Bestselling Book about the Battle of IA DRANG-1965
where RICK's heroism is highlighted on -35- different pages..!

Click Here to sign the petition.

Petition to the President of the United States to bestow America's Medal of Freedom Award on New York City's Tower 2 Lifesaver Hero ..RICK RESCORLA..
ON SEPT 11TH IN SPITE OF BEING TOLD HIS BUILDING WAS NOT IN DANGER, HE IMPLEMENTED THE EVACUATION PLAN HE HAD DEVELOPED FOR HIS FIRM, MORGAN STANLEY. AS A DIRECT RESULT OF HIS EFFORTS THAT DAY AND HIS QUICK ACTION, OVER 2,600 EMPLOYEES WERE SAVED. MR. RESCORLA WAS LAST SEEN GOING UP TO RESCUE PEOPLE WHO WERE UNABLE TO GET DOWN.
HIS ACTIONS REFLECT THE VERY BEST ABOUT AMERICA,
ITS CITIZENS AND ITS DREAMS.

[jurisdog]

I want to ask if he really expects us to believe that in 1964 people were still so sheltered and stupid that they wouldnt realize that "whites only" sign at a laundromat meant that blacks werent welcome. Then I want to ask if he really thinks we are so stupid as to believe that was still going on in 1964.

[Balata]

Done. Thanks for the link.
Yes, it was a great movie about a real life battle during one of the most difficult times in out nations history.

[jurisdog]

Do you really believe that in 1964, at the beginning of the Vietnam war, there were laundromats that openly excluded blacks with signs in the windows? Especially ones that served military bases?

If thats true, I would be incredibly shocked to find that out. If someone knows of a way to verify that aspect of the movie, I'd really appreciate the info.

[TADSLOS]

I believe it. Columbus GA and especially Phenix City AL were notorious for this. It's deep south and a military posts didn't matter much. I'm sure there's plenty of vets here who can verify. It was very palpable, (although not obvious as signs in the window) as late as 1975 when I first went there.

[wku man]

How old are you, newbie? Keep in mind that the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964, and the Voting Rights Act in 1965. Also, keep in mind that Ft. Benning is in Georgia. No, it's not hard to believe at all.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Righty1]

A really crappy website!