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Pat, I'm sure you meant the Huey Cobra, didn't you ???? Now THAT was a tribe that couldn't be conquered. YO JOE !!!!!! :lifter :D |
OK, just wait until some nervous speaker stutters a "c" into the description:
Littoral Combat Ship Gabrielle Giffords. |
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At the rate the Navy is going, you will be able to limit it to naval MoH recipients and historical US Naval vessel names pretty soon, with plenty of names left over. Not politicians. TR |
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But I'd like to make several points: 1. No I don't think that Mssrs. Stennis and Vinson deserve ships named for them. Nor John Warner. Maybe an RB-15/IBS? 2. The basic model needed to understand Congress is this: they're all crooks. Why celebrate that? 3. I know some of you guys want to say the same thing you said when you were dating a dancer from Rick's Lounge: "Mine is not like all the others, she's really special." Uh-huh. 4. Murtha. I said the ship was named after him while he was still alive. I was wrong. The official memo from SecNav Mabus came out a couple weeks after he ceased stealing oxygen. True, the information leaked while he still lived, but the ship was not named after a living man. If he'd taken one hand or the other out of the taxpayers' pockets and used it to cling to life instead, he might still be with us! It's all kind of moot, anyway. We will not be convincing the Navy to rename any of its ships. It's vaguely European in its memorilizing temporary and ideological heroes ("I see you have a 'Richthofen' squadron still but where's the 'Schlageter' squadron?"). It suggests a government of men, not laws, but that's the way things trend. Finally, I think TR nailed it with his mordant post. Navy ship names? What navy? |
These guys say it better than I did
Here's some naval guys on the subject.
http://dailycaller.com/2012/02/14/fo...elle-giffords/ Here's a quote from one: Quote:
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