8 years in USN. Viet Nam. I took my oath in 1970. I was told then that it never stopped and would be a lifelong oath. I will still live by the oath taken so many years ago, and don’t understand those who don’t
While the terms of my enlistment were satisfied long ago, the oath I took was open-ended. It expires when I do. That said, I will oppose any legislation enacted in violation of any of the provisions of the Constitution.
Bill Parson has been a member of Oath Keepers since 2009 and is also running for U.S. Senate in Nevada. The video is from the Recent Tea Party event in Searchlight, Nevada.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes explains Oath Keepers mission during the first annual Oath Keepers Conference in October 2009.
My oath is my bond to you, my brothers and sisters. I make my stand for liberty, and I make my stand to defend this great nation, and our constitution.
I was stationed at a Submarine Base in HolyLoch,Scotland and I was very proud to serve my country. The one thing that I was happy to do was to take the Oath and I took the oath very seriously.
I took the OATH twice once as enlisted and the second time when I got my commission. I served from ‘65 to ‘69 and was the XO of came Bu Dop (A-341) 5th Special Force group (abn) when I was WIA in Dec ‘67.
I cherish my oath to defend the Constitution and the People of my Country equally with the commitment and relationship I have with my Creator.
I am an American veteran. For 25 years I served both Active Duty and National Guard. I am a retired Msgt and have served deployments in the Gulf, in Humanitarian aid during the time of Katrina
Every man in my family has served in our military since the start and has continued to do so to date. As a young boy I knew, and couldn’t wait, to take my oath and serve my country.
As a member of the 82nd, I had to become a member of a team. I had to learn to rely on the guy next to me and him on me. To become part of something much bigger than myself. The best friends I have ever had were the ones I served with.
I am a proud 1st generation American on my mother’s side, who is a survivor of a concentration camp; and a descendant of aboriginal Americans (Cherokees) and original Virginia colonizers
I took the oath to protect the Constitution for the first time in 1961, the was when I joined the Marines just as my father did during WWII.
I joined the US Army in 1964 and graduated from The Infantry School as a 2d Lieutenant of Infantry mid year. Served 3/8 Infantry and 3/12 Infantry, 4th Infantry Division. Served in Vietnam as MACV Advisor, II CTZ, 1969-70
I have sworn an oath to defend our Constitution, to bear faith and true allegiance to the United States of America and the state of New Hampshire. I will not participate in unconstitutional acts against the people of my state or my country.
The Mesquite Oath Keepers Mission is to Reach, Teach, and Inspire those who are uninformed as to not obeying Un-Constitutional orders, to be the Guardians of the Republic
This video shows a fourth amendment violation, harassment, and intimidation by the Border Patrol in Uvalde, Texas. The driver is a military field grade officer, decorated for heroism, with more than two years of combat deployment time.
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