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Aniyosgi Dotsigusdaa - Unelanvhi Wigadoligi Ama Ayetli.
Translated: We support our Warriors - God Bless America
September 27th is Native American Day!
Native American Day is a holiday in the U.S. states of California and Nevada celebrated annually on the fourth Friday of September, as well as in South Dakota on the second Monday in October in lieu of Columbus Day. It honors Native American cultures and contributions to their respective states and the United States.
Aniyosgi Dotsigusdaa - Unelanvhi Wigadoligi Ama Ayetli.
Translated: We support our Warriors - God Bless America
September 27th is Native American Day!
Native American Day is a holiday in the U.S. states of California and Nevada celebrated annually on the fourth Friday of September, as well as in South Dakota on the second Monday in October in lieu of Columbus Day. It honors Native American cultures and contributions to their respective states and the United States.
Mary M. Beaver
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Before I went to Parris Island, a Marine Sergeant told me that his boot platoon, like every other he had ever heard of, included a native Irishman (known to everyone as "THE Irishman"), a Jew (known to everyone as "THE Jew"), and a Native American (known to everyone as "THE Chief").
That was my boot platoon as well.
That was my boot platoon as well.
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That’s awesome CW3 Harvey K., thank you for sharing. It’s funny how we pick up some nick names through out our service. My nicknames always started with “Red” lol.
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CW3 Harvey K.
SFC (Join to see) - I think those nicknames were only in effect through boot camp. The amazing thing, both to that Marine Sergeant and myself was, "How the hell does the Corps manage to assemble boot platoons with those required members?"
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Advanced strategic planning CW3 Harvey K. lol... I can totally see it now! The Irishman is gonna make sure you always have whisky lol... The Jew was gonna make sure no one over spent there currency!... lol... and the Chief of course would keep everyone in line lol..
Hahahaha, sounds good anyways.
Hahahaha, sounds good anyways.
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CW3 Harvey K.
SFC (Join to see) - No booze for boots on P.I. We were not even allowed soda. Even the beer swillers (like me) would die for a Coke.
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When the first colonists arrived, they were marveled with plenty of game, lands covered by vast forests, clear rivers and lakes teaming with fish. It's sad we took that all away from them.
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SFC James Shanks
What is really sad is the fact that it wasn't until the last few decades that this even became a thing! The other sad thing is that nobody really seems to care about it until it is days away, and then it gets forgotten until next year when it becomes convenient again!
Oh, it is celebrated on two different dates, 27 September in CA. And 14 October in 7 other states.
Oh, it is celebrated on two different dates, 27 September in CA. And 14 October in 7 other states.
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