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11th Field Artillery Regiment[edit]
Failing to see the jokes that you referenced. what I posted was factual and can be referenced by valid sources on the internet. Thanks for looking that up before deleting it. Oh well... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wolfhound4Life (talk • contribs) 05:14, 1 December 2014 (UTC)
- @Wolfhound4Life: So you were being serious and the information you added was accurate? I checked the us.army.mil link you referenced but could not find any information that backed up your claims. Can you provide a direct link? --Crētus (talk) 06:06, 1 December 2014 (UTC)
Was on there when I originally posted it :/ Will try to find more information before editing it again. I am currently in the unit and just trying to add for more than just when we were constituted in 1916. Looks better to have bad history than no history at all. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wolfhound4Life (talk • contribs) 06:16, 1 December 2014 (UTC)
- @Wolfhound4Life: OK, as long as you're being serious and it wasn't just holiday season fun, you obviously insist on adding information like:
In 1954, the Department of the Army revoked the Artilleryman's Red Cord for showing extreme cowardice in the face of an armed enemy of the United States. The "On Time" soldiers were initially ok with this as they could look to their protection and see the Blue Cord was standing strong protecting them.
— Wolfhound4Life, revision 635991678
Since November, no "On Time" soldier has ventured out of D Quad without an armed Wolfhound out of fear of ISIS kidnappings. The Battalion Commander of 2-11 is in current talks with the commander of 2-27 IN to again post a guard at the "On Time" stairwell to protect the command team from a possible ISIS assault.
— Wolfhound4Life, revision 635991678
- As Wikipedia is an international and very public resource, and such content affects the image of the U.S. Army, I've referred the matter to the OCPA OSMD as it likely violates command policy and the UCMJ.