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re the distinction: I was talking about the 1950s, perhaps you are
thinking of now? But the career military officer corp then was heavily
weighted toward southerners. And that meant that a southern heritage
was a plus for carerr advancement, so it was self-perpetuating. A
service academy (West Point, Annapolis) degree was the real plus. Jim Devine wrote: is the distinction here South vs. North -- or is it small town/farm vs. big city?On 9/14/05, Eugene Coyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Eugene Coyle
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Jim Devine
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Carrol Cox
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Eugene Coyle
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Waistline2
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Michael Hoover
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Michael Hoover
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Jim Devine
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Michael Perelman
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Carl Remick
- Re: [PEN-L] The USA has become the South Michael Hoover
