Happy 4th!!!

EnglishLady

Veteran Expediter
LOL that was funny :p


What do you think to this idea .......

This weekend, next to the Stars & Stripes flag, I put up the Jack too .....


Bit risky huh :rolleyes:
 

Dakota

Veteran Expediter
LOL that was funny :p


What do you think to this idea .......

This weekend, next to the Stars & Stripes flag, I put up the Jack too .....


Bit risky huh :rolleyes:

I think putting up the Jack Daniels would be fine lol

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Ragman

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
LOL that was funny :p


What do you think to this idea .......

This weekend, next to the Stars & Stripes flag, I put up the Jack too .....


Bit risky huh :rolleyes:

Not risky at all. :D

IMHO

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skyraider

Veteran Expediter
US Navy
Happy 4th u all. Left on the Greyhound on July 4th, 1966 for bootcamp. Mercy Im old.:D
 

iceroadtrucker

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Driver
Today is the birthday of the greatest country on the planet, now without looking it up somewhere, how old is the United States of America?Some would say ‎235 years old but the Marine Corps is older at 236.

Happy Birthday America.
 
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Turtle

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Staff member
Retired Expediter
The US will be 238 years old on September 3, 2011, which is the 238th anniversary of the Treaty of Paris (1783) which ended the Revolutionary War and granted (or won) US independence as a separate and independent nation. The signing of the Declaration of Independence is highly celebrated, the signing of the Treaty of Paris, not so much.

The traditional birthday of the Marine Corps is 11-10-75, November 10, 1775, when the Second Continental Congress created the Continental Marines. However, after the Revolutionary War, in 1783, both the Continental Marines and the Continental Navy were disbanded and ceased to exist. Congress created the United States Marine Corps 15 years later in 1798. So to state that the "Marine Corp," the United States Marine Corps, is older than the United States is, at the very least, a misnomer.
 
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