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  • Biden Administration Orders Ideological Purge Of U.S. Military Academies

    09/10/2021 8:38:28 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 27 replies
    The Federalist ^ | September 10, 2021 | John Lucas
    There is no greater danger to the country than this effort to politicize the military by ensuring that all officers hew to the political party line of this administration.resident Joe Biden and his administration are continuing to purge and politicize the American military. Consistent with the totalitarian left’s effort to control curricula down to the grade-school level, their latest effort targets the education of America’s future military leaders at the service academies: The U. S. Military Academy at West Point, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. This is not happening by accident. And...
  • Abolish West Point — And The Other Service Academies, Too [ISIS Agenda?]

    01/24/2015 10:14:53 AM PST · by Steelfish · 48 replies
    Washington Post ^ | January 24, 2015 | Scott Beauchamp
    Abolish West Point — And The Other Service Academies, Too By Scott Beauchamp January 23 Most Americans are familiar with the prestige that surrounds the United States military service academies. Various names and phrases, spoken like solemn incantations, attest to their sacrosanct status: the Point, the Long Gray Line, Annapolis, cadets. Their graduates constitute a who’s who of American greatness, including Ulysses Grant, Jimmy Carter, novelist James Salter and sci-fi writer Robert Heinlein, to name a few. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in a 1962 address at West Point, typified the veneration when he told the cadets that they were “the leaven...
  • Air Force coach DeBerry resigns

    12/15/2006 12:18:07 PM PST · by sean327 · 10 replies · 504+ views
    cnnsi.com ^ | 15 Dec 2006
    AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) -- Longtime Air Force football coach Fisher DeBerry announced his retirement Friday after 27 years with the Falcons, the last 23 as head coach. He guided the Falcons to three conference championships but his tenure ended with three consecutive losing seasons, the first such skid in his tenure at the school. In a prepared statement, the 68-year-old DeBerry called his resignation "the hardest decision I've ever made in my life."
  • Pentagon Doesn't Need an Office of Male Bashing

    11/14/2005 6:15:22 PM PST · by freespirited · 16 replies · 781+ views
    Human Events Online ^ | 11/11/05 | Elaine Donnelly
    Imagine these scenarios: A junior female soldier has an affair with an infantry officer in Iraq. When the relationship cools she revengefully accuses him of sexual assault. Her e-mailed complaint activates the Office of the Victim Advocate in the Pentagon. OVA officials pressure the accused officer’s commander to remove him from his unit on the eve of battle. At the Naval Academy, a female midshipman willingly parties with a classmate. Both have broken rules against alcohol and sex in Bancroft Hall, but to escape punishment she accuses him of sexual assault. The male midshipman is threatened with criminal prosecution and...
  • Military Academies Face Drop in Applications

    08/29/2005 2:15:21 PM PDT · by Little_shoe · 50 replies · 977+ views
    Fox News ^ | August 23, 2005 | Molly Bernhart
    As the newest students at the nation’s four U.S. service academies start their classes this month, they may not realize they had a slight advantage — they benefited from a shrinking pool of applicants. All of the schools saw a drop in prospective students, with the Air Force Academy (search) experiencing the most drastic change — a 23 percent decline from last year. The U.S. Military Academy at West Point (search) fared the best with a 9 percent drop in applicants, according to figures provided by the academy. The declines are notable because, with the exception of the Coast Guard...
  • Military Academy Admission Down

    11/23/2004 4:19:54 AM PST · by Oldeconomybuyer · 48 replies · 3,940+ views
    Associated Press ^ | 11-23-04 | MICHAEL HILL
    WEST POINT, N.Y. - Applications are down at the nation's military academies, though administrators say the drop has been caused by factors other than any chilling effect from the war in Iraq. West Point applications were off 11 percent as of Oct. 21 compared to a year earlier. The U.S. Naval Academy posted a 20 percent drop by the same week and the U.S. Air Force Academy reported a 9 percent drop compared to early October of last year. The numbers are not final because application deadlines for the classes entering service academies in fall 2005 are still months away....