I gladly swear again to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, I take this oath freely and will stand with all who support this oath.
As a current Active Duty Soldier serving his second tour in Iraq, I swear, again, that I will uphold the Constitution and support and defend the citizens of the United States of America against Enemies Foreign and Domestic! 1st Cavalry Division representing!
I have been stating for many months that I took an oath when I first enlisted back in 1975 and that no one told me I was no longer bound by that oath when I retired. That oath was to protect and DEFEND the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC
I love this country, and I want it back like when I was a kid. when soldiers had respect and were respected, and your mother and father taught you the values to live by. I too took the oath to defend the constitution from foreign and domestic enemies, and to me it looks like the pile of them is a growing both inside and outside this country.
As a 23 year retired member of the US Coast Guard, formerly of the Air Force and US Navy, I am appalled at recent events in our government, and its untruthful leader. I am ready to stand brothers and sisters. Sign me up.
Let this website be a “wake up call” to ALL SLEEPING DOGS to wake up and start sniffing around to identify these “bad people” and start exposing them for who they really are….A Traitor or just a greedy Thief to Our Country because there are no “middle grounds” anymore.
I was born September 6th, 1944, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, while my father was there in training with the U.S. Army Air Corps. I have a Hospital Birth Certificate from Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls. I have a Standard Certificate .of Live Birth
When I took the oath on Jan. 4, 1960 that I would defend the enemies both foreign and domestic it was more sacred than I realized at the time, however I have come to understand what the oath was written for and what the Constitution framers wanted for this great nation.
My first allegiance is to The Constitution of the United States; my first duty is to protect it from all enemies, foreign and domestic; As a soldier, I made a promise. As a veteran, I will carry that promise with me to the end of my days.
I was lucky to be in the time period to be trained and serve with the hero’s who fought in Nam. I knew with every ounce of training they gave me would be my life blood, I could stand up to anything.
I am a disabled, retried US Customs and Border Protection officer. I have joined the Oath Keepers today and I support what this organization stands for 100%. I salute all those that started this initiative, and all those that have joined.
If something is not done soon about this Socialist Administration, this country will be completely gone, he continues to take away our liberties and rights as citizen’s of this country.
As a Viet Nam active duty Navy Veteran (3 Bronze Stars), Afghan, and Iraq War Civil Servant, I hereby pledge my waking hours to the U S Constitution and the remaining service of my life as a freedom loving American.
there are men of courage, honor, and integrity in the military who would refuse to obey such orders. My goal with Oath Keepers is simply to increase their numbers and harden their resolve. But when it came to Katrina, we did not have concrete proof that some said no – until now.
When I was young I lived in a small quite farming community in northeast Ohio. Family was always priority. I was brought up to pay attention to history, always learn because knowledge is one thing that no one can take away from you, question every thing, and fight for what is right.
I joined the Army, when I raised my right hand to take the OATH I was repeating the exact same words that other great hero’s of this land had before me. It was the proudest day of my life. To “defend and protect” didn’t end when I ETS for the last time.
I served during Vietnam in the United States Army, I took the oath then and it still applies now, but in todays world of politics, I support the Constitution more then any of the politicians in Washington, D.C. Those politicians are making a mockery of our nation and spending way too much money