I took my oath in 1968, and have always considered myself a patriot of the Unites States of America. I had talked to some of the people I knew that had served in Vietnam to see how they were thinking about our federal government’s do as they want attitude
I served in the U.S. Air Force from July 5,1966 to July 2,1970. Then in 1981 went to work at Robins AFB, Warner Robins, Ga. So you see I have pretty much been a keeper of the oath for quite some time now.
It struck me with the force of a thunderbolt, as the sergeant spoke the words, that enlistment involved very nearly the same obligations undertaken by the President. The moment I swore my oath of enlistment in the Army
I spent 10 years in the Army. doing two tours in Europe. Held three MOs’s 11C, 19E & 19K With the NBC identifier. I was in the Big Red One during Desert Storm. After I ETS’ed from the Army I migrated to Wyoming
While we were searching your website, it was 9pm and dark outside. We heard a crash from our front deck and when we went to investigate we found an mature American Eagle, in all it’s splendor
I took two oaths in my life the Hippocratic Medical Oath and the oath when I entered the Army. The life of our country is being threatened.
I know it will not be an easy road for us but those of us that stay focused need to help our brothers and sisters also get focused.God speed us in the right direction.
I’ve taken The Oath twice in my life. Once as a US Marine, and again as a Sullivan County Deputy. They were deadly serious to me then, and remain deadly serious to me today.
I took the oath to defend one of the greatest structures of this nation! I’ll do what I have to do to defend!…’Til my last breath!
Everyday I pray for my fellow servicemen (and women). I pray that you stay true to your oath, your beliefs, an to your country. I pray for your safe and swift return from harms way as well.
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.
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