ROTC Seen as Great Public Soldier Link at Kentucky
Col. Charles L Brindel, a university ROTC leader and Vietnam hero with the Distinguished Service Cross, discusses ROTC as a vehicle for citizen soldiers. He traces his rise from hotel worker to full colonel, notes ROTC’s shifting status, and argues against a purely volunteer Army, emphasizing ROTC’s enduring role since the Revolutionary War.
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Pioneer Doctor Offers Hope For Over 35 Mothers
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Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
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