General Raymond G. Davis (USMC ret)

"ABOUT FACT AMERICA"


Wed Apr 9 20:04:56 2003
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The Challenge
by General Raymond G. Davis (USMC ret)


Dear American Veterans,Your help is desperately needed. It is needed to help carry out a most important national program. A program to turn our nation away from it's destructive course. I have chosen a title or moto, "ABOUT FACE AMERICA". Our nation needs to do an "about-face" and return to ideals and goals requiring our surrender to standards widely accepted as proper. My personal request to you is to take charge in your local area:


* Extend the challenge
* Locate support groups
* Involve all veterans, civic leaders, law enforcement groups, churches, and neighborhoods.
* Get out the vote
* Challenge the domestic enemies As veterans, we each took an oath:

"To defend the United States and it's Constitution against all enemies, both foreign and domestic, so help me God".

* We have carelessly allowed many domestic enemies loose in our beloved country.Spending at our national level is out of control with a 6 trillion dollar debt - a diaster for our children.
* Taxes taking half our income for decades to come.
* Our culture is being destroyed by Hollywood, rockers, and rappers, aided and abetted by the news and entertainment media.
* Drug culture is destroying the minds and bodies of our youth, even adults.
* Education is failing - we lag behind leading nations of the world.
* Family values are being desecrated.
* Ethics and morality are given little consideration.
* Our armed services are being downsized. In this country a lack of readiness has cost lives, many, many lives.

The Solution: All 27 million veterans, plus those in service, must join with their families and friends to work together to lead our nation in a new direction based on these themes:

* Freedom is not free Strength brings peace Readiness secures freedom and saves lives Upgrade our culture

Why veterans? Because:

* Veterans are a National treasure.
* they have the numbers needed to make a difference.
* they have served our nation with honor, loyality, and patriotism.
* they possess a special dedication based on their service.
* they display special service in family and community affairs.
* a strong cohesiveness has developed through service.

Those of Christian persuasion read from the scripture, "My brothers, you were called to be free", which undergirds a belief that freedom is the noble cause of humankind. Those who loyally serve freedom enjoy a great strength forged in a crucible of torment and heroic sacrifice.

In our liberty, which our God has provided us, should He not expect, even demand of us, to serve as good stewards in the cause of freedom throughout the world. "Long may our land be bright with freedoms holy light." This century's cost to our nation's freedom has been extreme. Visit our veterans hospitals and national cemeteries from time to time and cherish the memory of those represented by the hundreds of acres of white crosses and markers there. Those represent the high cost of the freedom we enjoy.

That great patriot, Patrick Henry set the pattern for us. "Give me liberty or give me death". We cannot protect freedom with a halfhearted commitment. "Liberty or Death" means a total commitment to victory!

To the veterans of America, I challenge each of you, and I would indeed be most grateful if you help make this program succeed, and we will have a better America.

General Raymond G. Davis
US Marine Corp., Retired
National Chairman, "ABOUT FACE AMERICA"
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Clearly, America can make an about face in all areas just as we have started to do in veterans’ benefits. As veterans, friends and family, let us join as one force to return America to its proper position of leader-ship in all things—moral, social, political, technological, and military. To learn more about this effort, please contact me using the address at the head of this article or via the World Wide Web at http://www.aboutfaceamerica.org


Raymond G. Davis
was awarded the Medal of Honor for heroic action in the Korean War. He retired from the US Marine Corps on March 31, 1972, after more than 33 years of active duty. His last assignment was as Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps. General Davis was born in Fitzgerald, Georgia, and graduated with a BS Degree in 1938 from the Georgia School of Technology. After graduation, he accepted an appointment as a Marine Second Lieutenant on June 27, 1938. He went on to serve with great valor and distinction in action in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, earning, in addition to the Medal of Honor, two distinguished Service Medals, two Silver Stars, two Legion of Merits, and numerous other awards, service medals, and honors throughout his long service to the nation.
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