I was fortunate enough to have served on the U.S.S. New Jersey for two years before she was decommissioned. The U.S.S. New Jersey was a symbol of America’s desire to maintain its belief of democracy
I took my oath back in 1980 when I joined the U.S. Navy. At that moment in time, as I gave my oath, I felt the weight of what it meant to defend the United States of America.
I am both former military (U.S. Army) and law enforcement and now an Arizona Ranger. I’ve taken the oath several times and didn’t take them lightly.
During my training in boot-camp I was told that I was not required to follow “unlawful” orders. Most people don’t realize this part of the oath and I’m afraid many active duty soldier, sailor, airmen and Marines are not aware of this acceptance.
My name is Aaron A. Edison. I am a retired Air Force (Active duty, Air Natl Guard and Reserve) veteran with just over 23 years total service. I also served for 15 years as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer with the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
I am both former military (U.S. Army) and law enforcement and now an Arizona Ranger. I’ve taken the oath several times and didn’t take them lightly.
My paternal grandparents fled to this Country in great fear of the European onslaught of tyranny, oppression and fascism just prior to WW2.
I was marched into a room with all the state flags and the US flag in the center. I stood in awe. I raised my right hand, looking at the US Flag in the center of all those State flags, and swore the oath
I took an oath to ‘preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the United States against ALL enemies, both foreign and DOMESTIC.’
I am a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer and Viet Nam veteran with 36 years active and reserve service. Obviously, during my time in the Navy I took the oath several times.
Our Forefathers, given clear and timeless vision from our creator, forged our Constitution and it is “WE the People” who must defend it.
I am a vet of the army 1/3/1971 to 12/15/ 1973 proudly serving my country.That is the reason I became a Oath Keeper.
My name is John Lovell. I first took the oath in March, 1970, upon entering the U.S.Army. I then spent just shy of 31 years as a police officer, retiring 2 years ago. I am blessed with a wife, 3 daughters, and two grandchildren.
I served active in the US Navy from 6/3/62 to 6/10/65. Back then it was called a “kiddie kruise”. I was released the day before I was 21 years old. I did two tours of Tonkin Gulf Patrol in 64.
It is with great honor that I take this testimonial like I did for active service without any reservations. It is my pleasure to belong to such a dignified organization.
Broadcast – LIVE FROM TEXAS PRIDE BARBECUE Feb. 21, 2010 6-9pm CST Liberty Speakers: Sheriff Richard Mack: Author , “The County Sheriff: America’s Last Hope” and Stewart Rhodes of Oath Keepers
Last night Feb 18th, Stewart Rhodes appeared on Fox News commentator Bill O’Reilly show The Factor in response to the previous nights appearence of the SPLC’s Mark Potok who once again attempting to smear Oath Keepers.
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