Couldn't someone FOIA request that letter from the DOD and finally get his real name and info?

That letter says A&M is one of six Senior Military Colleges.

I don't remember anyone claiming we were a service academy like West Point or Annapolis. That letter is confirmation, not a denial.

Does he not know the difference??

Did he just produce a document proving A&M is a senior military college, then ignore it for the part that matches his narrative?

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That letter says A&M is one of six Senior Military Colleges.

I don't remember anyone claiming we were a service academy like West Point or Annapolis. That letter is confirmation, not a denial.

Does he not know the difference??

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obfuscation. It's Randal's SOP. Much like wishing he would chug bleach turns into a death threat

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It always been a nominal payment. Something like 5K per year

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Well then we got a pay raise.

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It always been a nominal payment. Something like 5K per year

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Well then we got a pay raise.

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And somewhere in an apartment in Houston, Randolph Duke's head just exploded.

***** Seattle is now openly participating in our fraudulent activities. T&P for the Washington State Bar and their incoming increase of ethics review cases.

So he establishes a false position based on his own prejudices assigned to unnamed "individuals".

Typical Chuck.

Welp, he certainly saved us from that strawman. My hero.

Has Randolph Duke been heard from since the Seattle announcement and the tentative release of the SEC revenues?

What is the over and under on the missive to be penned?

Mere paragraphs?

Pages?

War and Peace?

Roll Tide

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Dear Charles,

Since you're reading this, would you mind explaining to us why our 12thMan trademark is fraudulent, but tu is in the right for making a small HS in MS take off their horn logo?

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That's too easy. You see, the term 12th man was widely used at the time A&M trademarked it, but the term "longhorn" was invented by tu and immediately trademarked. There are no other instances of the words "long" and "horn" being used together in written human history.

Wow, I really have gotten to RD/CMSIII this time! Here is a a new rant against me!

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With all due respect to those with sensitivities to foul language...

Ok, $#@!,

Smithjg
In reply to Dazed and Confused 10:14p

I have seen statements that TAMU produced more officers during WWII than the service academies combined and that has been confirmed as true... Sorry RD/CMSIII, maybe next time... http://texags.com/forums/6/topics/27...plies/46875391

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Call Joe Ramirez, your bull$#@! "Corps Commandant", and ask him to back up this claim. I know you won't do it because you know the claim is a bald-faced **** lie.

I have the numbers from Annapolis and West Point. Let's see your bull$#@! **** numbers. Trust me, I've talked to the historians at Annapolis and West Point. They laugh at the "military history" of TAMU. They understand just how uneducated you idiots are.

Supposedly Ramirez's phone number is 979-845-2811. Put up, or shut up. $#@! you and $#@! your **** fake military lies.

No **** will ever take up this challenge, so it's not really calling **** out. Whenever anyone challenges **** on their fake military stories, they just go silent. What else can they do?

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My reply from a previous post....

RD/CMSIII stresses the importance of not trusting anything those mean ol' aggzies say and that outside sources need to be used to verify any & everything aggzies claim. Sooo, how about something published or "distributed in partnership with the tsips own university? How's that Charlie, good enough source for you?

"Although the state had 5 percent of the United States population, it provided 7 percent of those who served in the armed forces. Texas A&M University alone provided more officers for the armed forces than both of the military academies combined."

Aggzies in WWII

Copyright TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Published by the Texas State Historical Association, and DISTRIBUTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.

In case you missed it RD/CMSIII,..... Published by the Texas State Historical Association, and DISTRIBUTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.

In case you missed it RD/CMSIII,..... Published by the Texas State Historical Association, and DISTRIBUTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.

In case you missed it RD/CMSIII,..... Published by the Texas State Historical Association, and DISTRIBUTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.


Notice he quickly attempts to change the narrative (again!), his letter to SECDEF proved him wrong (ONCE AGAIN!) so he moves the goalposts. Aggzies have never, that I'm aware of, said that Texas A&M is the equivalent of any of the service academies. I have never heard or seen that in print anywhere at anytime. He is trying to take the quote about more officers in WWII and tried (in vain of course) to skew it into something totally different.

Since we know you are reading this Charlie, SERIOUSLY, please get back on your meds and get the help you need. I'm surprised your family isn't helping you try and work through these difficult times. I know losing your wife to an Aggie, your kid basically disowning you and wanting to be an Aggie and on top of that, dealing with your dad being a pedophile, must be tough on you. I understand your struggles, but please, get help! We are pulling for you buddy.

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Is there any subject matter that Randy can't debate?

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Apparently marriage

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Perhaps if Randy had been so committed to his marriage as he is with Texas A&M he would still be married.

Happy wife, happy life.

Roll Tide

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Most of the ag message boards revolve around various expressions of groupthink. Inevitably, one of them will fabricate some factoid based on "being well connected with sip BMDs" or "rumor has it." Not being able to think critically, the fraudulent factoid is passed around as **** "fact." No one questions it, no one tries to verify it.

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Based on a quick search it seems Texas A&M had approximately 20K Aggies (graduates and students who enlisted) serve in WWII, with approximately 14K as officers. West Point's website says that approximately 1,000 former students served as officers. I believe the fact that post-depression growing economy in Texas resulted in substantial growth in A&M enrollment, thus we were better equipped to provide a large number of service men. The military academies were organized and built to provide a smaller base load of officers who didn't all enlist, so many of their students were still in school when the war was over. Therefore, it makes sense why they didn't have the numbers A&M did in the war.

All that said, it really boggles my mind how some sorry piece of crap, chooses to ridicule the contribution and sacrifice of so many of the greatest generation, no matter where they went to school. Pitiful to sit behind a computer and make crap up when the truth is pretty easy to find.

Some sources state that A&M provided more officers than both of the military academies combined; other earlier sources state more than from any other institution, including the United States Military Academy (Westpoint).

Depends which source(s) you want to believe. Randy's reports support the earlier source, I'm ok with that. Either way we should be respectful and proud of all who served.

The man is "sick." Stop giving him attention.