Topic: Navy's oldest SEAL retires

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August 22nd, 2005   Post 1
JumpingFrog
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Post; Navy's oldest SEAL retires


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The oldest Navy SEAL in uniform has retired at age 60 after a career that included a tour in Vietnam, 24 years in the reserves and a return to active duty to help reorganize the reserves.
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August 22nd, 2005   Post 2
Locke
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my hat goes off to him.
its one thing to be a SEAL, its another thing to be one until age 60.
if you have the love of the job, i guess age means nothing, good on him for helping set up the structures that will keep SEALs going
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August 22nd, 2005   Post 3
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Yes indeed. Salutes and a round on the house
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August 22nd, 2005   Post 4
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Good Post. Major respect out to that man.