I am an honorably discharged Staff Sergeant with the U. S. Marine Corps , and the oath I took 37 years ago to defend and protect the United States of America still rings loud and clear with me and even more
I first took the oath in 1956 when I joined the Navy. Then again in 1963 when I enlisted in the Army volunteering for the newly formed Special Forces.Have eight years of active duty and almost 21 in the active reserve (all Special Forces), retiring in ‘96.
I swore an Oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States, and have since refined that Oath. My loyalties, my truest kinship, lies with the good men and women of my country who want only to live in liberty and pursue their happiness.
I along with a few of my friends (I will not disclose the exact number) have been watching your site for a while. We are all veterans made up of Former Army Special Forces, Army Rangers, Navy Seals and Marine Force Recon.
I’m old, broken down, and way out of practice, but working to correct that problem. It’s been 13 years since my last drill, 1996, and 18 years since my last active duty deployment, 1991, Desert Storm. Essayons! James Zucker High Point, NC
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I am not what anyone would call a hero but I did serve in the USNR as an Aviation Electronics Technician, E1 to E5 from 1965 to 1970. I recall the oath I took when I enlisted in the Navy.
I printed up a very noticeable sign and posted it on my front door. “I do solemnly swear that I will protect and defend……….” an oath I have proudly taken many times.
I promise to keep the oath I swore to. I will protect the Constitution of the United States and I will protect my family and others from those who wish to destroy our way of life and take away the rights given to us.
I’m a veteran of the Vietnam War, serving with the 173rd Airborne Brigade as an infantry squad leader from 2/70 – 1/71. I’ve joined other sites and organizations, and I’m ready and willing to get as involved as I can
I am a Proud Marine and will honor and obey the oath taken in 1957,using whatever means required.
USMC VMF-334 1957-60
God Bless all of you and thank you so much for what you do! We need the help protecting our freedom from inside our country now more than from outside forces. Our country belongs to We The People, not to the gang of criminals now in office.
Our founding documents are our greatest treasure that ensure our liberty. Without our Constitution America is lost. I gladly stand with anyone that has the determination to preserve our Constitution against any enemy whether foreign or domestic.
As a Combat Veteran USMC ‘04-’08 (Fallujah, Saqliweah, Ramadi), you can count me in. I will gladly assist in the defense of the Constitution on American soil. Thank you for this organization.
My Country and my State are no longer under the control or will of the People as they should be. The Republic is all but destroyed and forgotten. But the true Americans, the Christians, the Patriots, the intelligent non brainwashed members of the Military and Law Enforcement
I enlisted in the US Army at the age of 17 in 1968. I swore to the oath, to uphold the U.S. Constitution and defend our country from enemies from outside or within. I served in the 11th Armored Cavalry Aero Rifle Platoon in 1969-’70 in Vietnam.
My name is Nancy Armstrong. I am now a 100% disabled veteran but served my country in the United States Navy from 1979-1992. When I left the USN I was an ET1 (SW), a second generation sailor. It is important that we remind those currently serving that we have their “back”
We three sons have served in 3 branches of service. Our father served in two wars, and we have served in two, ourselves, although we cannot compare our service with the hardship of our father. As the 2nd of the sons, I spent 20 years in the Air Force