The West Point Class of 1915 is known as ‘The Class the Stars Fell On’ because of graduates like Omar Bradley and Dwight Eisenhower. But the Class of 1976 - which graduated from West Point at the lowest point in the history of the modern US Army - is coming into a stellar reputation all their own . . . Wall Street Journal
David William Barno: Retired top commander in Afghanistan
Frank Gunther Helmick: Leading U.S. efforts to train Iraqi troops
Stanley Allen McChrystal: Top Officer in Afghanistan
Raymond Thomas Odierno: Top officer in Iraq
David Mitchell Rodriguez: Deputy in command in Afghanistan
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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SL -- Would appreciate you comment on this: Adm. Mike Mullen does not rule out US shooting Israeli jets enroute to bomb Iran.
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I served in B Company, 1st Battalion, 52nd Infantry (Mechanized) in Bamberg, West Germany from 1981-1983. LTGEN Rodriguez was a young Captain and my company commander. He was a good officer and I wondered than how far he would go.
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..not to mention the Reservists GOs from that class.... (oh wait, you didn't mention them)
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