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Red Bulls make the news!

A J Summersgill November 06, 2006  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

Armchair General’s "adopted" unit, the Red Bulls, has recently been the topic of discussion in the US media…and at the White House!

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A group of soldiers in the Minnesota National Guard is behind a comically misspelled sign mocking recent comments by Sen. John Kerry about people who didn’t study in school being "stuck in Iraq."

The photo shows eight soldiers holding a white sign with heavy blue letters spelling out, "Halp us Jon Carry – We R stuck hear n Irak."

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