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david schecter

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J.D.
“Duke” Schechter
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/politics/260888
Tucson Region
State Representative, District 27: Republican:
J.D. 'Duke' Schechter
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 10.05.2008
Name: J.D. "Duke" Schechter
Office seeking: State Representative, District 27
Party registration: Republican
Age: 62
Occupation/employer: Currently receiving VA
Vietnam disability pension.
Family: Divorced, mother and younger brother in New
Jersey
Religion: Jewish (and how is this relevant?)
Income: Inadequate
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05-13-2009,
11:16 AM
HairyEyeball
Moderator
Service: Marine Corps
Status: Veteran / Prior Service
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: In the moment
Posts: 708
Re: HMFIC Sends
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"Your" Marine Corps? Don't try sticking your chest out with me
as if I've never served in the USMC. I don't owe you anything. I've
never disrespected any Marine for his service especially a combat
veteran. If being in the Marines is the only great thing about your life
then you are indeed in a sad state of affairs. You sound like the
special project for DI's. Trust me I don't fear DI's anymore. Too old.
0311
2/9
3/1
Desert Storm
Somalia
OIF
How bout you etuff guy?
Have a good day and take the rank off your collar. Going to finish my
masters degree now. How bout you? Good day.[/quote]
Since you ask, sonny, Sgt, DOR 01JAN69, 6242, 4634. 8652 (and a few
others not 'official', including 0331 and UH-34 left seat), RVN 67, 68,
69: Con Thien, Khe Sanh,
Hue
City
, and a few others. HMM-163, HMH-463, HMM-164, 3/26. And I earned the
'Smoky Bear' in '69.
Your language, your attitude, and your apparently inflated sense of
self-importance are an insult to many good Marines - and Corpsmen -
who've been a part of this forum for years, including at least one
Tarawa Vet (search the archives) as well as people from your era.
I strongly suggest you lose the attitude, familiarize yourself with our
SOPs, and play by our rules in our house: If you continue blundering
around like a drunken LCpl in the O Club just to prove how badass you
are, you're not going to be very happy here. You may also notice that I
chose to go PM rather than calling you out in the general forum.
------- Duke
(XXXXXXXXXXXXX's
message to Mr. Eyeballsweat)
Honestly, good sir,
if you would be so kind as to verify, once and for all, how an air
winger did quality time with the grunts in
Vietnam
and earned
5 Purple Hearts,
if I understood your posts correctly, then you will quickly have about
25 new Marines in your corner.
You've got a golden opportunity to shut up a whole lot of new assholes
in this joint.
I'm thinking you should call a school circle and show everybody your
bonafides.
Semper Fi
[/quote]
The 'how' is simple - a few of us were 'volunteered' for a patrol early
on during my first tour. I was still '10 feet tall and bulletproof' (or
young, stupid and healed faster), discovered I liked it, and was good at
it, and didn't need as much sleep in those days. Word got around, so
when people were needed I was occasionally asked for, and when I could,
I went.
Two
of the awards were for the same incident, my '60 was hit by something,
probably an RPG, and I took shrapnel in both hands and legs, but somehow
got 'reported' as separate incidents. I had a cheekbone broken in
hand-to-hand, and got dinged in the thigh and stomach (one on the
ground, one in the air) on two other occasions.
I don't 'advertise', there are only a half-dozen people here who've
actually seen my rack, and I wish 03 hadn't made that point - it's not
'who I am', and I prefer to be judged on what I currently do or say -
during my recent run for political office, all that came out was that I
was in the Corps and went to Nam - than what HQMC saw fit to honor me
with decades ago. I'd appreciate it if you kept it that way.
----- Duke
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