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- Panel 1-4. Young people who want to enlist in the military have to run a fierce gantlet (rotten tomatoes thrown by the liberal media) to get to the recruiting office. There has been LOTS of anti-military stories in the press lately. 1
- Panel 1. In the old days, commanding officers used to ride in a jeep to look at all the military troops who protect the nation. Panel 2. With the advances in science, weapons are more refined and fewer men are needed. 1
- President Bill Clinton now has two lap dogs. One is his real dog named, Buddie. The other one is the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, General Shelton. Military readiness seems to be beyond his ability to act. Speak, General, Speak! 1
- President Bill Clinton's military has some serious flaws. Soldiers on the front line have some modern weapons but have to use old fashioned ammo. Spare parts are scarce. 1
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