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Tony Marshall flew out of Udorn, Thailand.

#InternationalHeraldryDay The West Point Coat of Arms was first approved on Oct. 8, 1898. In 1923, the design was modified. (see thread for the modifications) Older versions of the Coat of Arms can be seen, carved into buildings. (note - they weren't all consistent) 🧵

#oralhistory Cartoonist Mort Walker, the creator of Beetle Bailey, was drafted during WWII, commissioned during the war, & at one point he ran a POW camp in Italy. After the war, he pursued his dream of making others laugh. Watch: https://t.co/iIOiluNfXq

#oralhistory #Quarantine Video of the Day! Mort Walker, cartoonist and the creator of Beetle Bailey, was drafted during WWII and was commissioned during the war. At one point he ran a POW camp in Italy. Watch his story of service, creativity, and cartoons. https://t.co/iIOiluNfXq

@GreatWarGroup @churchill_alex Sorry for adding a second, but these two captivate me as well: two haunting paintings by Austrian painter Albin Egger-Lienz (1868–1926). The first is "The Nameless" (1916), the second is "Toter Soldat" (1918)
Thanks to someone on twitter for making me aware of these.

#oralhistory Steve Conroy - a Platoon Leader in B/1-506 in Vietnam. He recounts his experiences as a platoon leader and returning to Vietnam years later with COL(R) Pete Falco to honor the 44 Soldiers from B/1-506 who died in Vietnam. Watch here: https://t.co/rgyW56MNQB

#oralhistory Dr. Gordon Livingston, USMA '60. His values conflicted with what he observed in Vietnam, so he spoke out, and was sent home as an "embarrassment to the command." Watch his interview here: https://t.co/l6Kvks4RBi

#oralhistory #Quarantine Video of the Day! Coley Tyler, USMA '00, Fire Support Officer in the Second Battle of Fallujah in Iraq, taught in the Department of Physical Education at West Point. Wash your hands and watch his interview: https://t.co/l39M5ocr6v

#oralhistory Lyle Hendrick, a Cold War Special Forces Officer, started out in Signal. He describes leading Soldiers in the late 70s and 80s, and how he's continuing the mission today by recording Special Forces Oral Histories. Watch his interview: https://t.co/lQaHHD1JxT

#oralhistory Marsh Carter USMA '62 branched into the Marine Corps, and served two tours in Vietnam. In this interview, he describes one particular raid in depth, along with providing leadership lessons for junior leaders. Watch his interview here: https://t.co/UYrX4rW4Xn