Posted: 7/22/2006 10:44:49 PM EDT
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click image to enlarge (2,000 x 1,312 pixels - 1,113 KB)by Allison Choike June 22, 2006 Bradley Lewis raises his arms in victory after completing the bayonet course on Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Lewis, who has Down syndrome, was granted his wish to become a Soldier June 15 and was given a day of basic training. Anyone out there have the whole storie? can't find it. |
Me too. I enjoyed the story right up till that point. Not knocking the kid, but making the President proud ain't on my list of priorities. Still holds true to this day, but I did join the Navy in '98 (Clinton)... I'm happy he got his wish, and am quite impressed with the real soldiers who made it happen. |
I doubt that would be a good thing since I can think of about a dozen ways that could be spun in a negative fashion. I'm sure the fucktards at DU would have a field day with it too... |
[DU-phucktard] He will go out and hurt someone now. Why did they have to teach him about bayonets, those things were banned until Bush permitted assault weapons again. But I guess there really isn't much difference between this guy and the people they recruit for real and send to kill innocent Iraqi's [/DU-phucktard] |