Texas Governor Orders National Guard To Arm Troops On Base

[Landrover]

Did i hear a whisper concerning term limits on TBH?? Mark Levin is right on target.........12 years MAX in D.C. is plenty. The job of SERVICE to your fellow Texans, Floridians, Louisianan's, Michiganders, etc was not established for 20, 30 and 40 year tenures!!! Lets be honest the mass majority go up there as struggling financial misfits............"viola"........"abracadabra"... ... and 20 years later they are worth MILLIONS.
But, but, but when they left there district they were a struggling $40,000 year lawyer, etc, etc..............COME ON MAN!!! The fix is in and waaaay to many wont admit the system has been broken for decades.

[garfish]

This absurdity is not new by any means'

1966, Pleiku, Vietnam, US Air Force 1878 Comm Sq. Shortly after I arrived
in country some genius commander decide that we, well trained Airmen of
the United States Air Force, could not be trusted with our M16s and were
required to keep them locked up in a rack in the Com Center.

Fortunately, we were surrounded by the US Army, who, at least then, had
better leadership than we did.

[Landrover]

This absurdity is not new by any means'

1966, Pleiku, Vietnam, US Air Force 1878 Comm Sq. Shortly after I arrived
in country some genius commander decide that we, well trained Airmen of
the United States Air Force, could not be trusted with our M16s and were
required to keep them locked up in a rack in the Com Center.

Fortunately, we were surrounded by the US Army, who, at least then, had
better leadership than we did.

Wow...........gotta ask my dad about there weapons. He was USAF around that same timeframe in Vietnam. I know when he was in the Korean War they had zero weapons issues.

[Phillip Fields]

This absurdity is not new by any means'

1966, Pleiku, Vietnam, US Air Force 1878 Comm Sq. Shortly after I arrived
in country some genius commander decide that we, well trained Airmen of
the United States Air Force, could not be trusted with our M16s and were
required to keep them locked up in a rack in the Com Center.

Fortunately, we were surrounded by the US Army, who, at least then, had
better leadership than we did.

When I arrived at Udorn Royal Thai Air Force base in Thailand in 1966 we were not allowed to have any weapons.

[Landrover]

This absurdity is not new by any means'

1966, Pleiku, Vietnam, US Air Force 1878 Comm Sq. Shortly after I arrived
in country some genius commander decide that we, well trained Airmen of
the United States Air Force, could not be trusted with our M16s and were
required to keep them locked up in a rack in the Com Center.

Fortunately, we were surrounded by the US Army, who, at least then, had
better leadership than we did.

When I arrived at Udorn Royal Thai Air Force base in Thailand in 1966 we were not allowed to have any weapons.

Just talked to dad. He was in Vietnam 64 & 65. He was primarily in Danang and Saigon but clarified they had their .45's on their hip and the M-16's with them 100% of the time. Sounds like things changed drastically after 1965..........wow............just crazy!

[coker737]

"By disarming the Armed Forces, gun-free policies at military facilities have made our men and women in uniform, retirees and civilians easy targets for terrorist attacks," Military facilities are ignoring the 2nd Amendment.

Example: " The Military facility where I held a Top Secret clearance and that I pulled Heavy Bomber Alert on for nine year, trusted with nuclear weapons loaded multimillion dollar B-52 bomber tells be that I can’t exercise my 2nd Amendment right to legally conceal carry on base. Amazing