WHO SERVED AND WHO DID NOT
Strider
Representative Richard Gephardt - Served his country in uniform, 1965-71
Representative David Bonior - Served his country in uniform, 1968-72
Senator Tom Daschle - Served his country in uniform, 1969-72
Former Vice President Al Gore - enlisted August 1969; sent to Vietnam
January 1971 as an army journalist, assigned to the 20th Engineer Brigade
headquartered at Bien Hoa, an airbase twenty miles northeast of Saigon. More
facts about Gore's Service
Bob Kerrey... Democrat... Medal of Honor, Vietnam
Daniel Inouye... Democrat... Medal of Honor, World War Two
John Kerry... Democrat...Silver Star, Bronze Star with Combat V, and three
awards of the Purple Heart for his service in combat
Charles Rangel...Democrat... Bronze Star, Korea
Max Cleland... Democrat... Silver Star & Bronze Star, Vietnam
Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) - U.S. Army, 1951-1953.
Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) - U.S. Navy, 1962-67; Naval Reserve, 1968-74.
Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) - U.S. Army Ranger, 1971-1979.
Senator Fritz Hollings (D-SC) - served as a U.S. Army officer in World War
II, receiving the Bronze Star and seven campaign ribbons.
Rep. Leonard Boswell (D-IA) - two tours in Vietnam, two Distinguished Flying
Crosses as a helicopter pilot, two Bronze Stars, and the Soldier's Medal.
http://www.afji.com/mags/1997/Jan/VietVets.html
Ambassador "Pete" Peterson, Air Force Captain, POW, Democratic congressman,
Ambassador to Viet Nam, and recipient of the Purple Heart, the Silver Star
and the Legion of Merit http://www.af.mil/news/Apr1997/n19970414_970430.html
Rep. Mike Thompson, D-CA: served in combat with the U.S. Army as a staff
sergeant/platoon leader with the 173rd Airborne Brigade; was wounded and
received a Purple Heart. http://www.house.gov/mthompson/bio.html
Bill McBride, Democratic Candidate for Florida Governor - volunteered and
served as a U.S. Marine in Vietnam; awarded Bronze Star with a combat "V."
Prominent Republicans
Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert - avoided the draft, did not serve.
Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey - avoided the draft, did not serve.
House Majority Leader Tom Delay - avoided the draft, did not serve. "So many
minority youths had volunteered ... that there was literally no room for
patriotic folks like himself."
House Majority Whip Roy Blount - did not serve
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist - did not serve. (An impressive medical
resume, but not such a friend to cats in Boston.)
Majority Whip Mitch McConnell, R-KY - did not serve
Rick Santorum, R-PA, third ranking Republican in the Senate - did not serve.
Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott - avoided the draft, did not serve.
Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld - served in the U.S. Navy (1954-57) as an
aviator and flight instructor. Served as President Reagan's Special Envoy to
the Middle East and met with Saddam Hussein twice in 1983 and 1984.
GW Bush - decided that a six-year Nat'l Guard commitment really means four
years. Still says that he's "been to war." Huh?
VP Cheney - several deferments, the last by marriage (in his own words, "had
other priorities than military service")
Att'y Gen. John Ashcroft - did not serve; sought deferment to teach business
ed at SW Missouri State
Jeb Bush, Florida Governor - did not serve.
Karl Rove - avoided the draft, did not serve, too busy being a Republican.
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich - avoided the draft, did not serve
Former President Ronald Reagan - due to poor eyesight, served in a noncombat
role making movies for the Army in southern California during WWII. He later
seems to have confused his role as an actor playing a tail gunner with the
real thing.
"B-1" Bob Dornan - avoided Korean War combat duty by enrolling in college
acting classes (Orange County Weekly article). Enlisted only after the
fighting was over in Korea.
Phil Gramm - avoided the draft, did not serve, four (?) student deferments
Senator John McCain - McCain's naval honors include the Silver Star, Bronze
Star, Legion of Merit, Purple Heart and Distinguished Flying Cross. Why did
the Bush campaign smear him so? At least Senators Cleland (D-GA), Kerry
(D-MA), Kerrey (D-NE), Robb (D-VA) and Hagel (R-NE) defended him.
Former Senator Bob Dole - an honorable man.
http://www.bobdole.org/bio/wwII.html
Chuck Hagel - two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star, Vietnam.
http://www.senate.gov/~hagel/Information/bio.htm
Duke Cunningham - nominated for the Medal of Honor, received the Navy Cross,
two Silver Stars, fifteen Air Medals, the Purple Heart, and several other
decorations http://www.house.gov/cunningham/about_duke.htm#Biography
Senator Jeff Sessions U.S. Army Reserves, 1973-1986
Colin Powell. What are we to make of Powell? On the one hand, a long career
as a military manager. On the other hand, accused of covering up the My Lai
massacre. Back on that first hand, one of the seemingly sane voices in this
administration when it comes to Iraq (or at least he used to be). On the
other hand, a clear hypocrite ("I am angry that so many of the sons of the
powerful and well-placed... managed to wangle slots in Reserve and National
Guard units...")
Representative Wayne Gilchrest (R-MD), served in USMC in Vietnam; wounded in
action.
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Democrats
Gray Davis, California Governor, Army Captain in Vietnam; received Bronze
Star.
Chuck Robb, US Senator from Virginia, served in Vietnam
Howell Heflin... Democrat... Silver Star
George McGovern, famous liberal, awarded Silver Star & DFC, dozens of
missions during WWII.
Pete Stark, D-CA, served in the Air Force
Former President Bill Clinton - avoided the draft through student
deferments; in the autumn of 1969, Clinton entered the draft but received a
high number (311) and was never called to serve. (CNN article.) "...it was
his doubts about the morality of the war and the Selective Service system
that led him to abandon the ROTC idea and to subject himself to a draft
lottery. Only the luck of the draw - a high lottery number - kept him out. "
(Jeff Greenfield, ABC News, quoting Gov. Clinton.)
Former President Jimmy Carter, most recent recipient of the Nobel Peace
Prize, seven years in the Navy. "Except for his fellow service-academy
graduate Dwight Eisenhower, no President of the twentieth century spent more
years in uniform than Carter." (New Yorker Magazine)
Former Vice President Walter Mondale, U.S. Army 1951-1953
Former Senator John Glenn, D-OH (1974-1999) - Served in WWII and Korea;
extensive military commendations include the Distinguished Flying Cross on
six occasions, and the Air Medal with 18 Clusters.
Republicans/Conservatives
Political
Senator Don Nickles, R-OK - Did not serve
Senator Richard Shelby, did not serve
Senator Jon Kyl, R-AZ - did not serve
Senator Tim Hutchison, R-AR - did not serve
Rep. Christopher Cox, R-CA, fifth-ranking Republican in Congress - did not
serve
Representative Saxby Chambliss, Georgia - did not serve, had a "bad knee"
(yet somehow feels he has a right to attack Max Cleland's patriotism)
Representative JC Watts - did not serve
Jack Kemp, did not serve (was fit enough for pro football, but "failed" the
physical?)
Dan Quayle, avoided Vietnam service, got a slot in the journalism unit of
the Indiana National Guard when the unit was at 150% capacity (at least he
showed up for his duty, unlike GW)
Eliot Abrams, did not serve (however, played a key role in subverting
democracy in South America)
Paul Wolfowitz, did not serve
Vin Weber, did not serve
Richard Perle, did not serve (is the current bloodshed in the Middle East a
direct result of his treasonous meddling in Clinton Administrstion foreign
policy?)
Rudy Giuliani, did not serve
Michael Bloomberg, did not serve
George Pataki, did not serve
Spencer Abraham, did not serve
John Engler, did not serve
Lindsey Graham (R-SC) - website used to claim service as a "Operation Desert
Shield and Desert Storm veteran." A current biographical website makes no
such claim. In reality, was a National Guard lawyer who never left South
Carolina during the Gulf War.
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-CA, did not serve
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-CA/49th, there were some problems with his service.
George Herbert Walker Bush, pilot in WWII. Hit by enemy fire, he bailed out
of his airplane and was later rescued; neither of his two crew members made
it out of the plane.
Tom Ridge, Bronze Star for Valor in Vietnam
Representative Sam R. Johnson, combat missions in both Korea and Vietnam,
POW in Hanoi from April 1966 to February 1973
(don't ever run for president Sam, they'll spread rumors that you're crazy)
Senator Ted Stevens, R-AK, WW II pilot, two Distinguished Flying Crosses,
two Air Medals, and the Yuan Hai medal awarded by the Republic of China.
Congresswoman Heather Wilson, R-NM, served in the Air Force
Punditocracy and Preacher-types (See also Media Whores Online)
George Will, did not serve
Chris Matthews, Mediawhore, did not serve.
Bill O'Reilly, did not serve
Paul Gigot, did not serve.
Bill Bennett, Did not serve
Pat Buchanan, did not serve
Rush Limbaugh, did not serve (4-F with a 'pilonidal cyst' [see "The Rush
Limbaugh Story" by Paul D. Colford, St. Martin's Press, 1993, Chapter 2:
Beating the Draft.])
Michael Savage (aka Michael Alan Weiner) - did not serve, too busy chasing
herbs and botany degrees in Hawaii and Fiji
John Wayne, did not serve
Pat Robertson - claimed during 1986 campaign to be a "combat veteran." In
reality, was a "Liquor Officer."
Bill Kristol, did not serve
Kenneth Starr, did not serve
Antonin Scalia, did not serve
Clarence Thomas, did not serve
Ralph Reed, did not serve
Charlie Daniels, did not serve
Ted Nugent, did not serve
Independents
Gov. Jesse Ventura, U.S. Navy SEAL training, did UDT work
Senator Jim Jeffords, U.S. Navy 1956-1959
HOW MANY JEWISH NAMES DID YOU SEE, AMONGST THOSE THAT SERVED?
MM
you find something new to complain about.
john
draft.
92 republicans, 64 democrats and 2 independents. Move over, there are
9 congressmen who are still in the reserves, all republicans.
Look at the democrats. Most served in WW2 or Korea. Ted Kennedy was
an example. As soon as the draft stopped, elected democrats stopped
serving.
Alabama 9: 4R, 1D
Senator Jeff Sessions R USAR, 1973-86, CPT
Sonny Callahan R-1 USN, 1952-54, enlisted
Terry Everett R-2 USAF, 1955-59, enlisted
Robert E. 'Bud' Cramer Jr. D-5 USAR, 1976-1978, CPT
Spencer Thomas Bachus III R-6 National Guard, 1969-1971
Alaska 3: 3R
Senator Ted Stevens R USAF, 1943-1946, 1LT
Senator Frank H. Murkowski R Coast Guard, 1955-1956
Donald E. 'Don' Young R-1 USA, 1955-1957
American Samoa 1: 1D
Eni F.H. Faleomavaega D-1 USA, Vietnam Vet, 1966-1969, CPT
USAR, CPT, 1983-present
Arizona 8: 4R
Senator John S. McCain R National War College, Wash, DC, 1973-1974
BS, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD, 1958
Senate Navy Liaison, 1977-1981
Pilot & Captain, United States Navy, 1958-1981,
received Silver Star, Bronze Star, Legion of Merit, Purple
Heart,
and the
Distinguished Flying Cross
Prisoner of War in Vietnam, 1967-1973
Bob Stump R-3 USN, 1943-1946
John B. Shadegg R-4 Air National Guard, 1969-1975
James T. 'Jim' Kolbe R-5 USN, 1968-1969, Vietnam
USNR, 1970-1977
Arkansas 6: 1R
DR. Victor F. 'Vic' Snyder, MD R-2 USMC, 1967-1969, CPL, Thailand
California 54: 4R, 3D
C. Michael Thompson D-1 USA, 1969-1973
Inst. Army Airborne School
Fortney H. 'Pete' Stark D-13 USAF, 1955-1957
Stephen 'Steve' Horn R-38 USAR, 1954-1962, SPC-7
Gary G. Miller R-41 USA, 1967-1968
Joe Baca D-42 USA, 1966-1968,
airborne (82nd & 101st Div.)
Randall H. 'Duke' Cunningham R-51 USN, 1967-1987, CMDR
Pilot & founder of Top Gun
Duncan L. Hunter R-52 USA, 1969-1971, LT
Colorado 8: 1R
Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell R USAF, 1951-1953, enlisted
(Cpt of 1964 US Olypmic Judo Tm)
Connecticut 8: 1R, 1D
Senator Christopher J. Dodd D USAR, 1969-75
Robert Ruhl 'Rob' Simmons R-2 USA, 1965-1968
USAR, 1969-1995, COL
CIA, 1969-1979, Operations Off.
Delaware 3: 1D
Senator Thomas Richard Carper D USN, 1968-1973, Flight Officer
USNR, 1973-1991, CAPTIAN
DC 1: 0
Florida 25: 5R, 2D
Senator Bill Nelson D USA, 1968-1970
USAR, 1965-1971
F. Allen Boyd Jr. D-2 USA, 1969-71, 1LT
Clifford B. 'Cliff' Stearns R-6 USAF, 1963-67, CPT
Michael Bilirakis R-9 USAF, 1951-55
C. W. Bill Young R-10 National Guard, 1948-57
Porter J. Goss R-14 USA, 1960-1966
CIA, 1962-1971
Clandestine Services Officer
Dr David J. 'Dave' Weldon Jr., MD R-15 USA, 1981-1987, MAJ
USAR, 1987-1994
Georgia 13: 4R, 3D
Senator Joseph Maxwell 'Max' Cleland D USA, 1965-1968, CPT
Senator Zell Bryan Miller D USMC, 1953-1956, SGT
Sanford D. Bishop Jr. D-2 USA, ROTC, 1969-1971
Michael Allen 'Mac' Collins R-3 National Guard, 1964-1970 E-4
John H. 'Johnny' Isakson R-6 National Guard, 1966-1972, SSG
Bob Barr R-7 CIA, 1971-1978, Analyst
Nathan Deal R-9 USA, 1966-1968, CPT
Dr Charles W. Norwood Jr., DDS R-10 USA, 1968-1969, CPT, Vietnam
Guam 1: 0
Hawaii 4: 2D
Senator Daniel K. Inouye D USA, 1943-1947, 2LT
Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka D USA, 1945-1947
Idaho 4: 2R
Senator Larry E. Craig R National Guard, 1971-1973,E-3
C.L. 'Butch' Otter R-1 National Guard, 1968-1973, enlisted
Illinois 22: 4R, 3D
Bobby Lee Rush D-1 USA, 1963-68, enlisted
William O. Lipinski D-3 USAR, 1961-1967
Henry John Hyde R-6 USN, 1942-1946, ENSIGN
USNR, 1946-1976, CMDR
Dr Philip M. Crane, Ph.d R-8 USA, 1954-56, CPL
Mark Steven Kirk R-10 USNR, LCmdr, present
Lane A. Evans D-17 USMC, 1969-1971, CPL
John M. Shimkus R-20 USA, 1980-1985, CPT
USAR, 1985-Present, MAJ
USA Academy Grad 1980
Indiana 12: 3R
Senator Richard G. Lugar R USN, 1957-1960, LTJG
Stephen E. 'Steve' Buyer R-5 USAR, 1980-present, LTC
USA, 1984-1987, CPT
USA, 1990-1991, MAJ (Gulf War)
The Citadel, 1980, grad
Dan L. Burton R-6 USA, 1957-1958
USAR, 1958-1962
Iowa 7: 1R, 2D
Sen Thomas 'Tom' Harkin D USN, 1962-67, LT
USNR, 1968-74, LCdmr
Leonard L. Boswell D-3 USA, 1956-76, LTC
John 'Greg' Ganske R-4 USAR, 1986-present, LTC
Kansas 6: 1R, 1D
Senator Pat Roberts R USMC, 1958-62, LT
Dennis Moore D-3 USA, 1970, USAR, 1970-1972
Kentucky 6: 3R, 1D
Edward 'Ed' Whitfield R-1 USAR, 1967-1973, 100th DIV, 1LT
Ron Lewis R-2 USN, 1972
Kenneth R. 'Ken' Lucas D-4 USAF, 1955-1957
Air Guard, 1957-1967, MAJ
Dr Ernest Lee 'Ernie' Fletcher , MD R-6 USAF, 1974-1980
Louisiana 9: 1R, 1D
William J. Jefferson D-2 USA, 1969-1975, CPT
Dr John C. Cooksey, MD R-5 USAF, 1967-1969
USAFR, 1969-1972
MAINE 4: 0
Maryland 10: 1R
Wayne T. Gilchrest R-1 USMC, 1964-1968, SGT, Vietnam
Massachusetts 12: 5D
Senator Edward M. 'Ted' Kennedy D USA, 1951-1953, PFC
Senator John Forbes Kerry D USN, 1966-1970, LT
received Silver Star, Bronze Star, 3 Purple Hearts, 2 Presidential
Unit
Citations and a National Defense Medal
Edward J. 'Ed' Markey D-7 USAR, 1968-73
John 'Joseph' Moakley D-9 USN, 1943-1946
William D. 'Bill' Delahunt D-10 Coast Guard Res. 1963-1971
Michigan 18: 2R, 3D
Nick Smith R-7 USAF, 1959-61, CPT
Intelligence Officer
Mike Rogers R-8 USA, CPT
FBI, Special Agent, Chicago
David Edward Bonior D-10 USAF, 1968-72, SSgt
Joseph K. 'Joe' Knollenberg R-11 USA, 1955-57, CPL
John Conyers Jr. D-14 National Guard, 1948-1950
USA, 1950-1954, USAR, 1954-1957
John D. Dingell D-16 USA, 1944-46, 2LT
Minnesota 10: 1R, 1D
James M. 'Jim' Ramstad R-3 USAR, 1968-74, LT
Collin C. Peterson D-7 National Guard, 1963-69, SSG
Mississippi 7: 2R, 1D
Senator Thad Cochran R USN, 1959-61, LTJG
Roger F. Wicker R-1 USAF, 1976-1980, CPT
USAFR, 1980-Present, LTC
Gene Taylor D-5 Coast Guard Res, 1964-1971, E-6
Missouri 11: 1R, 1D
W. Todd Akin R-2 USA, 1973-1983
Richard Andrew 'Dick' Gephardt D-3 Air National Guard, 1965-1971
Montana 3: 0
Nebraska 5: 3R
Senator Charles T. 'Chuck' Hagel R USA, 1967-68, SGT
Douglas K. 'Doug' Bereuter R-1 USA, 1963-1965, 1LT
Dr Thomas W Osborne, Ph.d R-3 USAR, 1960-1968
Wash. Redskins, 1960-1968
49ers 1959
Nevada 4: 1R
James A. 'Jim' Gibbons R-2 USAF, 1967-1971, CPT
Air Nat Guard, 1975-1991, COL
New Hampshire 4: 1R
Senator Robert C. 'Bob' Smith R USN, 1965-1967, Vietnam, ENSIGN
USNR, 1962-1965, 1967-1969
New Jersey 15: 1R, 2D
Senator Jon Stevens Corzine D USMCR, 1969-1975, SGT
William J. 'Bill' Pascrell Jr. D-8 USA/R, 1961-1967, SGT
Rodney P. Frelinghuysen R-11 USA, 1969-1971, PRIVATE
93rd Eng. BN, VIETNAM
New Mexico 5: 2R, 1D
Senator Jeff Bingaman D USAR, 1968-1974
Dr Heather A. Wilson , Ph.d R-1 USAF, 1978-1989
BS, USAF Academy, 1982.
Rhodes Scholar, 1985, Ph.d
Joseph R. 'Joe' Skeen R-2 USN, 1945-1946, enlisted
USAFR, 1945-1946
New York 33: 4R, 4D
Peter T. King R-3 USAR, 1968-73
Charles B. Rangel D-15 USA, 1948-1952
Jose E. Serrano D-16 USA, 1964-1966, MEDIC
Benjamin A. Gilman R-20 National Guard, 1981-Present, COL
USA, 1943-1945, PRIVATE
Sherwood L. 'Sherry' Boehlert R-23 USA, 1956-1958
Maurice D. Hinchey D-26 USN, 1956-1959, enlisted
John J. LaFalce D-29 USA, 1965-67
Amory 'Amo' Houghton Jr. R-31 USMC, 1944-1946, PFC
North Carolina 14: 2R, 1D
Senator Jesse Helms R USN, 1942-45
Bob R. Etheridge D-2 USA, 1965-1967, E-4
John Howard Coble R-6 Coast Guard, 1952-1956, 1977-1978
Coast Guard Res, 1960-1981, O-6
North Dakota 3 (ALL DEMS): 0
Ohio 21: 3R
Paul E. Gillmor R-5 USAF, 1965-1966, CPT
David Lee 'Dave' Hobson R-7 Air National Guard, 1958-1963
Ralph Regula R-16 USN, 1944-1946
Oklahoma 8: 3R
Senator Don Nickles R National Guard, 1970-76;
Senator James M. Inhofe R USA, 1954-1956
Wesley 'Wes' Watkins R-3 Air National Guard, 1960-1967, 2LT
Oregon 7: 1D
Peter A. Defazio D-4 USAFR
Pennsylvania 23: 5R, 5D
Senator Arlen Specter R USAF, 1951-53, 1LT
John E. Peterson R-5 USA, 1957, SPC
USAR, 1958-1964
Donald L. 'Don' Sherwood R-10 USA, 1964-1966, 1LT
Paul E. Kanjorski D-11 USA, 1960-1961
John P. Murtha D-12 USMC, 1952-55, 1966-67, COL
Joseph M. Hoeffel D-13 USAR, 1970-1976.
William J. Coyne D-14 USA, 1955-1957, Korea, SPC
Joseph R. Pitts R-16 USAF SAC, 1963-1969, CPT
George W. Gekas R-17 USA, 1953-1955, CPL
Frank R. Mascara D-20 USA, 1946-47, private
Puerto Rico 1: 0
Rhode Island 4: 1D
Senator John F. 'Jack' Reed D USA, 1967-79; USAR, 1979-91;
BS, U.S. Mil Academy, 1971;
South Carolina 8: 4R, 2D
Senator Strom Thurmond R USA, 1942-46, LTC
USAR, 1924-41, 1947-65; Maj Gen
Senator Ernest F. 'Fritz' Hollings D USA, 1942-1945, CPT
Henry Edward Brown Jr. R-1 NAT. GUARD, 1953- 1962
Floyd Davidson Spence R-2 USNR, 1952-1988, CAPTAIN
(Korean Conflict, 1952-1954)
Lindsey O. Graham R-3 Air Nat Guard, 1989-present, MAJ
John McKee Spratt Jr. D-5 USA, 1969-1971, CPT
South Dakota 3: 2D
Senator Thomas A. 'Tom' Daschle D USAF, 1969-1972, 1LT
Senator Tim P. Johnson D USA, 1969;
Tennessee 11: 4R, 2D
William Lewis 'Bill' Jenkins R-1 USA, 1960-1962, LT MPs
John James 'Jimmy' Duncan Jr. R-2 USAR, 1970-1987, CPT
William V. 'Van' Hilleary R-4 USAF, 1982-1984, CPT
USAFR, 1984-present, MAJ
Robert N. 'Bob' Clement D-5 USA, 1969-1971, LT
National Guard, 1971-present, LTC
Edward G. 'Ed' Bryant R-7 USA, 1970-1978, CPT
John S. Tanner D-8 USN, 1968-1972, LT
NAT. GUARD, 1974-present, LTC
Texas 32: 2R, 6D
James 'Jim' Turner D-2 USA, 1978, CPT
Samuel Robert 'Sam' Johnson R-3 USAF, 1951-1979, COL
Ralph Moody Hall D-4 USN, 1942-1945, LT
Dr Ronald E. 'Ron' Paul, MD R-14 USAF, 1963-1965, CPT
Air National Guard, 1965-1968
Silvestre Reyes D-16 USA, 1966-1968, SGT (E-5)
Charles A. 'Charlie' Gonzalez D-20 Air National Guard, 1969-1975,
E-6
Jonas 'Martin' Frost III D-24 USAR, 1966-1972
Solomon P. Ortiz D-27 USA, 1960-1962, E-5
Utah 5: 2R
Senator Robert F. Bennett R National Guard, 1957-61, 1LT
James V. Hansen R-1 USN, 1951-1955
Vermont 3: 1I
Senator James M. 'Jim' Jeffords I USN, 1956-1959
USNR, 1959-present, CAPTAIN
Virgin Islands 1: 0
Virginia 13: 4R, 1D, 1I
Senator John W. Warner R USN, 1944-1946
USMC, 1950-1952
Edward L. 'Ed' Schrock R-2 USN, 1964-1988, CAPTAIN
Robert C. 'Bobby' Scott D-3 USAR, 1970-74
National Guard, 1974-76
Virgil H. Goode Jr. I-5 National Guard, 1969-1975.
Frank Rudolph Wolf R-10 USA, 1962-1963, USAR, 1963-1967
Thomas M. 'Tom' Davis III R-11 USA, 1971-1972, 2LT
National Guard, 1972-1979
USAR, 1972-1979
Washington 11: 1R
Doc Hastings R-4 USAR, 1963-1969, SPC
West Virginia 5: 1D
Alan B. Mollohan D-1 USAR, 1970-1983, CPT
Wisconsin 11: 2D
Senator Herbert H. 'Herb' Kohl D USAR, 1958-1964
Gerald D. 'Jerry' Kleczka D-4 Air National Guard, 1963-1969
Wyoming 3: 2R
Senator Craig Thomas R USMC, 1955-1959, LT
Senator Michael B. Enzi R Air National Guard, 1968-1973
http://www.vote-smart.org/index.phtml
532: 92R, 64D, 2I
"Strider" <lup...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:<cEgya.928$Ug5...@fe07.atl2.webusenet.com>...
MM
office? That is not in the Constitution. Many of our founding fathers
never served in the military either.
Strider
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