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In Reply to: Tractos to avoid... posted by GVSII on December 16, 2014 at 14:40:19:
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We had a lot of parades when I was a young soldier. About the only one I didn't mind was our boot camp graduation parade. Other than that they were dog and pony shows to make the brass feel good about themselves. Didn't have very many parades the last few years :) and I declined a retirement parade. The worst was in 94 at Ft Riley. Dead heat of summer on the airfield. Standing on that concrete with the sun glaring off it. It was brutal. Was for a division change of command. The out going general talked for a very long time. The incoming commander, bless his heart, got his turn and said it's hot, people are passing out. I'll come to each unit at a later date to talk to you. Pass and Review! He turned out to be a very good common sense commander!
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