[Stavka2]

I knew a sergeant who had dual citizenship with England and the US, served in the Royal Hussairs and then at Fulda Gap with 3rd Infantry, no one had a problem with him being in the US army....

[tpaine]

"I knew a sergeant who had dual citizenship with England and the US, served in the Royal Hussairs and then at Fulda Gap with 3rd Infantry, no one had a problem with him being in the US army...."

One the most valued members of my Company up on the gap in '56/'57 , and back in Munich, was an east german DP, who really knew his way around the ex-reich.

[F16Fighter]

"I knew a sergeant who had dual citizenship with England and the US, served in the Royal Hussairs and then at Fulda Gap with 3rd Infantry, no one had a problem with him being in the US army...."

Sarge was a rare exception to every rule only because of the longtime unified Anglo-US relationship...

BTW, we've got to think long and hard about the last time an Englishman on behalf of England, was apprehended for spying on the U.S.