I, too, swore an oath, and as one who holds a retired commission card, I still uphold it. Those are not just words you mouth as you raise your right had and swear, to the best of your ability, to (whatever version of "protect and defend the Constitution of the United States to the best of my ability" your particular oath held; mine also…
I, too, swore an oath, and as one who holds a retired commission card, I still uphold it. Those are not just words you mouth as you raise your right had and swear, to the best of your ability, to (whatever version of "protect and defend the Constitution of the United States to the best of my ability" your particular oath held; mine also included "keep my private life unsullied, and to obey the laws of the land") but it is a promise to do just that. Apparently, an oath means nothing to some people. Not to me.
I, too, swore an oath, and as one who holds a retired commission card, I still uphold it. Those are not just words you mouth as you raise your right had and swear, to the best of your ability, to (whatever version of "protect and defend the Constitution of the United States to the best of my ability" your particular oath held; mine also included "keep my private life unsullied, and to obey the laws of the land") but it is a promise to do just that. Apparently, an oath means nothing to some people. Not to me.