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old show from the 40s or the 50s,just tell me what yuo think of it.

Episode 22 of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. For those who serve. See more military videos at: http://military-videos.smartvideochannel.com

Episode 21 of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. Supporting the troops. See more military videos at: http://military-videos.smartvideochannel.com

"Our Sergeant Major" from the movie "Its in the air"

Episode 18 of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. He's ticked off and I don't blame him. How can citizens of the USA treat our soldiers like this? I'm sick of it. Wake up people. This guy has some great points.   more...Watch more of him at: http://www.mymilitaryvids.net  less

This guy gets PWNED.

I hope the next thug he tries to arrest has a Glock loaded with armor-piercers.

Do not forget Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth, Jamie Leigh Jones, and all the other victims of Kellogg, Brown and Root. Support the Troops; Get Them Out of Iraq Now!

KBR electrocution story-
http://www.wpxi.com/news/15644964/detail.html
  more...http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/biz/5634204.html
KBR contaminated water story-
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/12/kbr-water/
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/03/09/iraq.water.ap/
KBR rape story-
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/Story?id=4027734&page=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez9fFRuJB-4
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ticRYiJI_oo&feature=related

Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth was killed in Iraq on January 2, 2008, he was 24, a decorated soldier, and a qualified Weapon’s Master. Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth wasn’t just an Army Ranger; he was an elite Green Beret. He not die from enemy fire, he wasn’t killed by some roadside IED, but from an improperly grounded water pump in shower room in his living quarters. Staff Sgt. Maseth’s barrack’s were built (and supposedly maintained) with a cost-plus contract awarded to Kellogg Brown and Root. As it turns out, KBR improperly installed the water pump which was never grounded, and then never inspected; even though the problem was reported numerous times by the troops and KBR billed the United States Taxpayers for inspecting, maintaining and fixing the electrical pump and systems in the barracks. Apparently KBR contractors did attempt a fix, they bypassed the circuit breaker.  less

They're on their way to being great soldiers

"Our Sergeant Major" from the movie "Its in the air" George changes the words in front of the Commanding Officer.

Heres a video Bungie did for Halo's release party with Sgt. Johnson.

Sergeant Johnson's speech in Halo's intro changes for each difficulty. This video shows all 4 speeches.

On Friday March 6, 2009, I was filming the surrounding scene of a police investigation from a sidewalk, that is open to the public. It turns out, a male may have possibly committed suicide inside of his   more...white toyota tacoma pickup truck with a gun / firearm. There was a visible bullet hole and shattered glass lay around the white truck. As, I filmed I received glaring attention and an officer for Tomball Police Department, called sergeant Gary Hammond approached me, and did not seem to like me there filming this public scene at all. Sgt. Gary Hammond, in a not so asking tone, basically warned me that he was going to ask me to put away the camera and leave where I was. I do not know how Tomball Police Dept. or Sgt Gary Hammond typically handle photographers / videographers, but I was assisted or welcome at all. Instead, while I peacefully filmed, away from the taped off area, on a sidewalk, I was questioned and made to feel as if the situation would escalate if I didnt cooperate with G. Hammond's so-called request. This exchange is also on film, as you can see the the footage, where I filmed from the parking lot area behind the Diagnostic building in Tomball.

Scribe from the video:
It did not sound like he was really asking (officer G Hammond), and with his hands hovering above a gun and taser, I felt he was becoming aggressive. I had been filming peacefully, from a sidewalk, in an area open to the public. No property controllers / owners had asked me to stop filming or to leave the premise Sgt. Gary Hammond of Tomball Police Dept. approached very closely and seemed to me to have a coercive forceful tone and stance, so I left peacefully out of concern my rights may not matter to him. I wanted to ask by what law I was required to leave, since I had not been asked by the property owners to do so, but once again he didn't seem to be interested in my rights to film and so to avoid him possibly physically assaulting me, I was as cooperative as possible. He may be a "good 'ol boy / small town officer" so to speak, but it seems to me, we still have the right to film in public, whether some officers have a personal problem with it or not. Being approached by an authoritative figure (also: tax payer salary) while you are doing your best to film peacefully in a public area, in this manner, seems like unlawful coercive harassment of my rights, to me. And without a court order or a property controller's known request, I was approached. This type of thing happens often around the world. I believe posting the footage is the most helpful thing I can do with this, for myself and other photographers / videographers. What do you think?

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US Army Sergeant Matthis Chiroux Refuses to Deploy to Iraq. Former Senator Mike Gravel Calls for Independent 9/11 Investigation and Prosecution of President Bush and Vice President Cheney. Dozens of   more...Gay and Lesbian Couples Marry in California.  less

Episode nineteen of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. This time, it's George Bush's fault. Sarge gets on people who blame the President for all our troubles. See more of him and other great military videos   more...at: http://www.mymilitaryvids.net  less

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