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| davidpeterson12 - 2024-08-09 Where's your fact check DJ I'll go to the toe on this one that guy is a lying piece of crap in one of the reasons he didn't become a sergeant major is because he dropped out supposedly to go run as a congressman and let his fellow veterans go to Iraq |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 Walz served as a command sergeant major, the highest enlisted rank. But his retirement papers put him one step lower – a master sergeant - Minnesota National Guard |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 Walz retired before completing academic requirements to keep the higher rank-Minnesota National Guard |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 He held multiple positions within field artillery such as firing battery chief, operations sergeant, first sergeant and culminated his career serving as the command sergeant major for the battalion. He retired as a master sergeant in 2005 for benefit purposes because he did not complete additional coursework at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy,” said Army Lt. Col. Kristen Augé, the Minnesota National Guard’s state public affairs officer. |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 So while Walz can say he served as a command sergeant major, which also made him the highest enlisted member serving in Congress, and he can even get away with saying he retired as a command sergeant major, he cannot say he is a “retired command sergeant major.” |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 According to the Minnesota National Guard, Walz retired in May 2005, two months before his unit, the 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery received an alert order for mobilization to Iraq in July 2005. It’s likely that Walz put in for retirement months before that May. It’s also clear that guardsmen anticipated deployment to Iraq months before July. |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 According to several of his contemporaries in the guard Walz talked about it as a hard decision: that if he deployed he’d miss his best chance to run for Congress. |
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| davidpeterson12 - 2024-08-09 Like I said he lied about his rank |
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| DaTruth__ - 2024-08-09 “He weighed that decision to run for Congress very, very heavy,” Allan Bonnifield, who served with Walz, told Minnesota Public Radio in 2018. “He loved the military, he loved the Guard, he loved the soldiers that he worked with, and making that decision was very tough for him. Especially knowing that we were going on another deployment to Iraq. He didn’t take that decision lightly at all.” |
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| davidpeterson12 - 2024-08-09 The Harris campaign has to change all the places that they put down his rank wrong |
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