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dantheman · 10-09-2003

I'm going with reagan also, he did more during the early 80's than most do in 2 lifetimes, cold war, economy, not to mention the military was in terrible shape in the late 70's, nam had taken it's toll and he came in and made it a profession to be proud of again, plus he gave us a raise(first one in many years )

We all had a picture of him in our rooms that we would salute EVERY day. How many presidents have that kind of respect from the military?

From a personal viewpoint, it was the bear

True hero to many folks down here during a time when we(southerns) didnt have many. Not to mention a legecy that still looms very large. (and one of the few heros I"ve met and broke bread with

oh, and in the entertainment world, ELVIS & Beatles

10-09-2003	#39
dantheman Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 1,878	I'm going with reagan also, he did more during the early 80's than most do in 2 lifetimes, cold war, economy, not to mention the military was in terrible shape in the late 70's, nam had taken it's toll and he came in and made it a profession to be proud of again, plus he gave us a raise(first one in many years ) We all had a picture of him in our rooms that we would salute EVERY day. How many presidents have that kind of respect from the military? From a personal viewpoint, it was the bear True hero to many folks down here during a time when we(southerns) didnt have many. Not to mention a legecy that still looms very large. (and one of the few heros I"ve met and broke bread with oh, and in the entertainment world, ELVIS & Beatles __________________ "Never argue with an idiot....he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."