The US Army. Nursing. Generals. R&R (Rules & Regulations).
How bout I'd like to strangle...? That list would be a lot easier to put up here.
First, I would take out Martha Stewart. What 100 years of feminism accomplished, she's taking away bit by bit, and making scads of money in the process! Who said all women want is to be "crafty"? If I had been a guard at that federal prison she stayed at, she would never have wanted to see another sequin or bottle of fabric glue again in her life. I'd have put her to work, all right!
Kelly Ripa - Who in the world stays that manic all the time? She has a nice husband, very good looking, and rich. Why does she hang out with that needlenose Regis Philbin all the time? Why did she think that would be better than staying in that soap opera with "Mateo," making sure he wasn't out kissing other women!? IDIOT!
Jane Fonda. Her "feminism" is all right, and her bodybuilding was good too. I've forgiven her for her stupid mistakes in Viet Nam - hey, the locals were always pretty friendly to us, too - it's easy for a LIBERAL like her to fall into the Communist traps they set. But she is hovering around repeating her errors - She was fine while she was with Ted; now she's flying off the handle again. Some people just can't handle rejection, I guess. People who want to believe that everyone has some redeeming value, regardless of their political mindset, are NUTS if you ask me.
I like the Army Marching Band.
M*A*S*H*
M*A*S*H*. After M*A*S*H*. Trapper John, MD. Also, China Beach with Dana Delaney from the 1980s.
Joint Force Quarterly, Military Review: The Professional Journal of the United States Army, Textbooks of Military Medicine: Medical Aspects of Harsh Environments, Textbooks of Military Medicine: Part IV, Surgical Combat Casualty Care: Rehabilitation of the Injured Combatant, Textbooks of Military Medicine: Part IV, Surgical Combat Casualty Care - Anesthesia and Perioperative Care of the Combat Casualty. Other military and medical journals and periodicals, as the articles catch my eye.
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, Commander in Chief, Far East.
Here he is in S Korea in 1950, at the Joint Cheifs of Staff meeting, with Admiral Arthur Radford.
Here, with Lt. General Shepherd, USMC.
I remember like it was yesterday.