Can The Army Survive as Anthony Herbert Retires
Lt Col Anthony Herbert retires from the Army citing family stress and harassment after decades of service. He drafted charges against Maj Gen John Barnes and Col Joseph R Franklin over war crimes in 1969, but the case collapsed amid repeated harassment and internal resistance. His career spans Korea, Vietnam, and elite commands including Rangers and Green Berets, with multiple decorations. The piece traces his rise, the Cu Loi Detainee incident, and his ongoing fight against what he calls systemic retaliation by Army leadership.
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Anthony Herbert
Army
Armed Services
Herbert
John Barnes
Joseph R. Franklin
Army Criminal Investigation Division
Herminie, Pa
Marines
Korea
United States
Germany
Vietnam
Cu Loi
New York Times
Col
Franklin
173Rd
Herbert Wan
Herbert Wie
Navy
Barnes
Saigon
Joseph R. Russ
Russ
General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Fort McPherson
Atlanta, Ga
Pentagon
Criminal Investigation Division
Life Magazine
C. W. Guelker
Third Army Inspector General's Office
Guelker
Werbert
William Westmoreland
We Will All Become Prisoners Statement by Reagan
California Governor Ronald Reagan’s critique of the San Quentin and Attica prison deaths sparked nationwide debate. He argues revolutionary rhetoric glamorizes inmates as political prisoners and condemns activists who blame society rather than criminal violence. He cites examples of crime and urges accountability for lawbreakers and those who excuse them.
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California
Ronald Reagan
New York Times
San Quentin
Attica
New York
Frederick
Reagin
Sacramento
Calif
Lenin
Attioa
Urbana Mobile Village debate spark and Herbert military note
Citizens debate rural Frederick County growth opposing rezoning and a 1300 unit mobile home village amid strain on services. The column recalls Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert resigning from the Army after a two and a half year battle over war crimes disclosures, questioning accountability and leadership.
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Urbana Mobile Village
Frederick County
Herbert
Dick Cavett
Pentagon
Anthony Herbert
Taiwan and United Nations membership debated after Peking entry
Washington commentary argues most nations may recognize Taiwan as an independent U N member separate from Mainland China. It questions US handling of the U N vote and urges continued faith in the UN to keep peace and prevent local wars while noting possibilities for Taiwan to gain full recognition and for Red China to reassess its stance.
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Washington
China Mess
Red
Taiwan
U.N
United States
Taipei
United Nations
Peking
China
General Assembly
Far East
David
Wrence
U.N. General Assembly
Waiwan
Israel
Red China
Egypt
USN
World Organization
Frederick Hustler player list shocks Blue Ridge pennant club
November 12 1921 list from Secretary John A Farrell of the National Association reserves twelve Frederick Hustler players from last year’s squad. The piece notes last season’s stars helped win the 1921 Blue Ridge League pennant and cites other local notes including hunting season laws, a new fire engine engine order, Red Cross Bloodmobile plans for 1952, and Frederick’s growing parking meter revenue record.
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Frederick Hustler
John A. Farrell
National Association
Frederick
Elgin Hemp
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