A True American hero.
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A True American hero.
Not just a great Commanding Officer and leader of great men, but a great person as well. I used to play chess with him on Thursdays at the MacDill AFB marina (taco salad day) when I was a young Airman. He emparted a lot of knowledge I wish I'd written down. RIP sir.
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day."
R.I.P.
Man that sucks. He was a good man. I liked working for him in Desert Storm Pt 1.
You know I like my coffee sweet in the morning
and I'm crazy about my tea at night
RIP soldier. You were one of the really good guys.
Rest in Peace Sir. It was an Honor.
RIP, Sir.
It should also be noted that he disliked the label 'Stormin Normin' that the media assigned to him. For that reason I refuse to call him anything other than Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf. Also, if you could edit your thread to include his full name in the title that would be a little more respectful.
RIP
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Same here... He spoke at my friend's West Point Graduation- quite the orator. RIP sir, you were one of the greats!Originally Posted by DD977GM2
RIP Sir. You are a true American Hero and a great leader
I wished I could have served in theatre under his command in time of war
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R.I.P. Sir
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