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Is article 125, sodomy a dead letter in light of Lawrence v. Texas and the new article 120?: An article from: Army Lawyer by Joel P. Cummings, 2009-01-01
Audie Murphy: War Hero and Movie Star (Stars of Texas Series) by Dr. Judy Alter PhD, 2007-10-26
The Kadet 1953 Yearbook (Peacock Military Academy) by Peacock Military Academy, 1953
MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY:Pass in Review 1999 (School Yearbooks, Attention to Detail) by El Paso,TX Academy Staff, 1999
Military orientations of white, black, and Chicano high school youth: Some extensions of prior empirical generalizations from a Texas study by William P Kuvlesky, 1973
El Paso Military Institute by Samuel A Ramirez, 1954
Modernizing the Army/Air Force Exchange Service (University of Texas regional history of business in the Southwest) by Joseph S Hardin, 1973
Alamo by Kristin L. Nelson, 2004-01
Journey to San Jacinto (Mr. Barrinton's Mysterious) by Melodie A. Cuate, 2007-04-01
Journey to the Alamo (Book One, Mr. Barrington's Mysterious Trunk Series) by Melodie A. Cuate, 2006-11-01
COL (Ret.) David H. Hackworth: A leadership assessment of America's most decorated living soldier by Andrew Ballenger, 1999
Friday Night Lights: A Town, A Team, And A Dream by H.G. Bissinger, 1989-12-31

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Hobby's Corner: Texas Military Initiative
texas has provided the means to speed up teacher up the career needs of former military personnel caught shortage of qualified teachers in our public schools.
http://www.swt.edu/cpm/hobbyscorner/texas_mil.html

Extractions: Hobby's Corner William P. Hobby Distinguished Lecture Subject Index Home ... Registration Hobby's Corner By Bill Hobby Right when you think good sense is on permanent leave, along will come an example of such good leadership, good policy, and good timing that one is encouraged to settle back for another century or two of democracy. The example at hand is a way to make it easier for military veterans to become schoolteachers. Congress has provided transition and retirement benefits for veterans who want to become teachers. Texas has provided the means to speed up teacher certification for those who qualify. The two actions match up the career needs of former military personnel caught in the reduction of America's armed forces and the nation-wide shortage of qualified teachers in our public schools. J. H. Hexter, professor emeritus of Yale and Washington universities, is a vocal champion of the concept of military veterans as public school teachers. Early on in the public dialogue Hexter advocated "some carefully coordinated jaw-boning" among federal, state and local governments to jump-start the process of matching the teacher shortage with a supply of highly trained people. He believes that "it is time for America to rev up the military-educational complex."
Texas A&M University Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2003 Edition
small unit tactics, administration, and military law. Selected cadets may attend special schools such as through the Army Reserves and texas National Guard
http://www.tamu.edu/admissions/UnderGCatalog/Military-Sci.htm

Extractions: School of Military Sciences Commandant Lieutenant General John A. Van AlstyneUSA (Ret.), B.B.A., M.S., M.A. The School of Military Sciences is composed of three departments: Aerospace Studies, Military Science and Naval Science. All courses offered by the School of Military Sciences are accredited by the University. However, the credit granted for degree plans varies by college and often by department. For precise information, consult the associate dean or department head. Students not enrolled in an ROTC program may be permitted to take ROTC courses as electives with the advance approval of the professor of military science, the professor of aerospace studies, or the professor of naval science, as appropriate, and the concurrence of the head of the School of Military Sciences. State law permits the substitution of 3 hours of history and 3 hours of political science for a student in the program of an approved senior ROTC unit. With the approval of the dean of the appropriate college, students successfully completing their required four semesters of upper-level ROTC curriculum will be deemed to have completed the equivalent of Political Science 206 or 207 plus History 105 or 106 (or another appropriate course) for a total of 6 hours.
Texas Military Real Estate - For Sale By Owner Homes And Houses For Rent
ft, .5 acres, huge fenced in pool, most desirable schools. Loans from $500 to $10,000 Active Duty and Retired military. Find Apartments near texas Bases.
http://www.militarybyowner.com/Find_A_Home/Texas/texas.htm

Extractions: For Sale by Owner Homes and Houses for Rent Home Owners! Subscribe to our monthly Opt-in Real Estate Newsletter and stay informed. Thursday, June 10, 2004 Home Tour (Plus) Ads Click here for Ad Packages RENTED! : (Universal City, TX) This beautiful, single-story home is located in the Heritage/Olympia Hills area of Universal City in the Northeast part of San Antonio, Texas. This prime location, in the Judson School District, offers easy access to Randolph AFB (3 miles), IH-35 and Loop 1604, and the Forum Shopping Center. Amenities: 2100+ square feet! 3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths; Large Master bedroom; Walk-in closet; Master bath has soaking tub with separate shower..... Price: $1200/mo Closest Base: Randolph AFB Distance: 3 miles RENTED! For Sale or Rent by Owner: (San Antonio, TX) Lovely 3/2 2000 sq ft home ( including enclosed sun porch and 2 car garage) in Bel Meade 1 mile from Ft. Sam Houston; Randolph and Wilfred Hall just a short drive away. This home is a must see! Security system, automatic lawn sprinklers, whirlpool tub, open living areas, remodeled kitchen and bath. Huge windows bring the outdoors in. RENT $1400.00 per month including lawn service/ Sale $190,000. Click here for Details/Photos Price: $195,000 or $1,400/month
Texas Military Forces Museum
In addition to tours, the staff travels to schools in the area, giving talks and demonstrations on texas military history to school children and civic
http://www.kwanah.com/txmilmus/about/museum.htm

Extractions: www.milonic.com Muster Day 2004: On 9 September 1943, the 36th Infantry Division led the allied landing at Salerno, Italy. They carried with them a Texas state flag presented by Governor W. Lee O'Daniel during a visit to the Division at Camp Blanding, Florida. On 22 March 1945, after seven hard-fought and hard-won campaigns stretching from the beaches of Paestum, Italy, through Southern France and into Germany and Austria, the 142nd Regimental Combat Team raised the Texas flag high from the customhouse at Schweigen, Germany. The 36th returned home to Texas where it continued its distinguished service to the state and nation until deactivated on 15 January 1968. Its lineage and honors were carried by the 36th Brigade, 49th Armored Division. On 1 May 2004 the 49th Armored Division was reorganized as the 36th Infantry Division. A formal ceremony will be held during this year's Muster Day.
Texas Military Forces Museum
Currently, the post houses the texas military Forces Academy, which is the Officer Academy, Medical Specialist Course and numerous other specialized schools.
http://www.kwanah.com/txmilmus/about/mabry.htm

Extractions: www.milonic.com Muster Day 2004: On 9 September 1943, the 36th Infantry Division led the allied landing at Salerno, Italy. They carried with them a Texas state flag presented by Governor W. Lee O'Daniel during a visit to the Division at Camp Blanding, Florida. On 22 March 1945, after seven hard-fought and hard-won campaigns stretching from the beaches of Paestum, Italy, through Southern France and into Germany and Austria, the 142nd Regimental Combat Team raised the Texas flag high from the customhouse at Schweigen, Germany. The 36th returned home to Texas where it continued its distinguished service to the state and nation until deactivated on 15 January 1968. Its lineage and honors were carried by the 36th Brigade, 49th Armored Division. On 1 May 2004 the 49th Armored Division was reorganized as the 36th Infantry Division. A formal ceremony will be held during this year's Muster Day.
Military Schools And Colleges
Institute for military Assistance. IN) Soldier Support Institute Formerly Ft Harrison, IN) US Army Training Center Drill Sergeant School NCO Academy top. texas.
http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm

Extractions: 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:
Army Military Police School, Military Boarding Boys School
schools in kansas city area · edmonton military school · join texas military school · military boarding schools · military schools pennsylvania · texas
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Boerne Texas - Relocation - Education
schools Association of SA Member schools in SA and Hill Country, Visit the Independent schools Association of SA web site, ,, texas military Institute Coed
http://www.boerne.org/relocation/education.aspx
Camp Mabry
texas Air National Guard Headquarters, and the texas military Forces Academy Officer Academy, Medical Specialist Course and numerous other specialized schools.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/camp-mabry.htm

Extractions: Camp Mabry sits well inside the Austin city limits just west of downtown. Camp Mabry is the headquarters of the State Military Forces. The third oldest active military installation in Texas, Camp Mabry sits quietly on a hill overlooking the Colorado River, about three miles from the Texas State Capitol Building. The Texas National Guard Emergency Operations Center is at Camp Mabry. The post houses the Texas Air National Guard Headquarters, and the Texas Military Forces Academy, which is the second state building constructed, opening on June 15, 1984. The educational facility conducts the Officer Candidate School, the (NCO) Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Medical Specialist Course and numerous other specialized schools. Also located on the post is the United States Property and Fiscal Office, one of two state Combined Support Maintenance Shops, the Texas National Guard Armory Board, the armory of the Headquarters of the 49th Armored Division, a troop medical clinic, a parachute packing and storehouse facility, plus numerous supply and warehouse facilities. The Adjutant General's office and 71st Troop Command are located in building #8. Camp Mabry, in northwestern Austin, was established in the early 1890s as a summer encampment of the Texas Volunteer Guard, a forerunner of the Texas National Guard. The guardsmen chose to name the new camp in honor of Woodford Haywood Mabry, adjutant general of Texas from January 1891 to May 1898. In 1909 the size of the camp was greatly increased by the addition of 200 acres that the federal government purchased for the state for use in training the national guard. Other gifts brought the size of the encampment to 400 acres by 1911.
NSCC/NLCC Links Introduction: Military Schools And Academies
Provides a University Education. Marine military Academy Located in Harlingen, texas. Provides a High School and College Preparatory Education.
http://resources.seacadets.org/links/schools.html
Long Gray Lines: The Southern Military School Tradition, 1839-1915, By Rod Andre
The white, military, southern landgrant schools founded during this period include texas A M (1871), Arkansas (1871), North Georgia (1871), Auburn (1872
http://uncpress.unc.edu/chapters/andrew_long.html

Extractions: Much of what little study there has been on southern military education has addressed the concept of a distinctive southern military tradition. The idea of a southern military tradition is a prominent but not universally accepted theme in the historiography of the South. Some historians claim that due to geography, frontier conditions, incessant warfare, slavery, and cultural notions of honor, the South developed into a remarkably militaristic society, fond of military display, preoccupied with war and notions of martial glory, and holding up military service and military training as honorable activities for males.[2] John Hope Franklin attributed the antebellum South's fascination with military schools to this military tradition and to the South's growing defensiveness and pugnacity as it perceived a growing threat to the institution of slavery. Other historians, such as Marcus Cunliffe and Don Higginbotham, have since denied that the antebellum South was a uniquely militaristic society, and they have pointed out that, at least initially, the military college was a northern innovation. They even deny Franklin's assertion that military schools were very popular in the South before 1861.[3] The debate over the distinctiveness of southern militarism often bogs down in statistical comparisons of how many southerners and northerners attended West Point, sectional representation within the officer corps, the actual effectiveness of local militias, and similar issues. Confusion over the definition of
Military Schools: Marine Military Academy
recent years have attended Stanford, Brown, Colgate, UT, texas A M, the of the nation s preeminent formal leadership programs at secondary military schools.
http://www.mma-tx.org/military-schools.htm

Extractions: President's Welcome Academics Military Schools can provide a level of structure and discipline that is often needed during a young man's adolescent period. Marine Military Academy (MMA) is a challenging, traditional military school. The setting is structured and rules are enforced; the goal is to prepare young men for college. MMA is unique among all military schools and secondary institutions. Its very foundation was framed from the desire to emulate those tried and true Marine traditions and values that have earned the respect and gratitude of our great nation. Efficiency experts, Business executives and even Inc. Magazine have touted the U.S. Marine Corps as one of the best examples of organizational leadership in the country. Known for their intense pride, loyalty, ethics, and motivation, Marines are called a "cut-above" other branches of the armed forces. The Corps of Cadets at MMA is comprised of young men from different cultural, economic, social, and academic backgrounds as any other educational institution. Some young men come to MMA with aspirations to one day attend a prestigious university or service academy, others come because they especially enjoy a structured, military environment. Others attend MMA because of the parents' determination to give their sons the best possible opportunities for a successful future. People do not know what they are capable of doing until they are stretchedmentally, physically and academically. At MMA we believe each young man's reach should exceed his grasp. Just in all other areas of life, there are rules that must be enforced, there are people who deserve respect, there are responsibilities that must be met, and there are tests that must be taken. Each cadet is held responsible for his actions and choices.
Marine Military Academy
with resources for private independent schools (teacher recruitment the Rights and Benefits of military Officers and RGV Guide Rio Grande Valley texas Websites
http://www.mma-tx.org/linkspage.htm

Extractions: President's Welcome Academics 2nd Battalion 4th Marines Serves as reference of resource "links" available on the internet. The 22d Marines Association, Inc. The 22d Marines in WWII All American USA Military Family - All American USA Military Family. American Military Band Links - American Military Band Links. American Youth Football - American Youth Football. Armadillo - Armadillo's K-12 Resources. Atomic Teen - Teen Search Engine and Directory. Austin Family - Austin Family Magazine - Smart Parenting Healthy Homes. Austin Summer 2003 - Summer Camps and Programs in Central Texas. Big Valley Young Marines - 1st Battalion, California Regiment Young Marines. The Black Perspective Online - The Black Perspective is a print publication and website providing the African-American community with career and educational resources and news as well as providing an advertising resource for companies to recruit diverse workforces. Bright Horizons Family Solutions Buckley Field Young Marines Providing a unique youth leadership program Bunk1.com
The Killeen Daily Herald | Military
Today s News concerning the military. Nowhere is it more evident than here in Central texas because we have an We opened about a thousand schools up, about 300
http://www.kdhnews.com/military.html

Extractions: Today's Edition Home Our Texas Classifieds Sports ... Scoreboard Weekly Sections Business Lifestyles Wellness In the Classroom ... Chronicles Etc. Church Guide NIE School Sports Sites Corrections ... Special Series More Search Our Site Our Weather Central Texas Online Cen-Tex Dollar Saver ... Local Link Interact Interactive Community Calendar
Texas Schools : Free Information On Public Schools In Texas
texas High School, Middle schools in texas Elementary schools Public School Data in the United States.Links to boarding schools boot camps and military schools.
http://www.schoolbug.org/state-Texas.html
Texas-Military
one of the most important military posts on texas LOG BUILDINGS; A Folk Architecture (Jordan) $21.00. log houses, stores, inns, churches, schools, jails, and
http://www.barnettesbooks.com/texas-military.html

Extractions: (Shackford) $12.95 This informed biography first appeared in 1956. Shackford faced the monumental task of rescuing a nearly unknown David Crockett from the obscurity caused by the popularity of the earlier legendary Davys. He succeeded, restoring Crockett of Tennessee, a true pioneer and colorful figure even without romantic trappings. HONOR, PRIDE, DUTY, A History of the Texas State Guard
Army ROTC At The University Of Texas At Arlington
The ROTC program consists of 278 host schools from Guam to Maine The University of texas at Arlington has a very long and prestigious military lineage and
http://www.armyrotc.uta.edu/

Extractions: To Join ... For Cadre only Producing Leaders for the 21 st Century The Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) is a leadership-training program designed primarily to develop Officers for the U.S. Army (Active, Reserves, and National Guard) and secondarily to help produce better citizen leaders who appreciate civic duty. We want our leaders for the 21st century to take ownership of the Army value system of: Loyalty, Duty, Service, Honor, Integrity and Courage and embody the work ethic of doing what is right, not what is convenient. ROTC programs commission over 75% of the Officers for the Army; 24% come from the academies and 1% from direct commissions and/or Officer Candidate Schools. The ROTC program consists of 278 host schools from Guam to Maine, Minnesota to Texas. The Army is made up of 18% Officers. This elite management team is responsible for leading and managing the other 82% of the most professional Army in history.
Region XIII Education Service Center
EMail DANTES Troops to Teachers, texas Troops to to Teachers is to assist eligible military personnel to as public school teachers in schools serving students
http://www.esc13.net/troops/dantes.html

Extractions: Troops to Teachers was originally established in 1994 as a Department of Defense program. The National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2000 transferred the responsibility for program oversight and funding to the U.S. Department of Education but continued operation by the Department of Defense. The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 provides for the continuation of Troops to Teachers through Fiscal Year (FY) 2006. Troops to Teachers is managed by the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES), Pensacola, Florida. Reflecting the focus of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, the primary objective of TTT is to help recruit quality teachers for schools that serve low-income families throughout America. TTT helps relieve teacher shortages, especially in math, science, special education and other high-needs subject areas, and assists military personnel in making successful transitions to second careers in teaching.
Region XIII Education Service Center
Introduction to the texas military Initiative Troops to Teachers, JOB RESUME POSTING AT texas REGIONAL SERVICE school vacancies and also for schools to view
http://www.esc13.net/troops/jobopps.html

Extractions: TROOPS TO TEACHERS DATABASE TEXAS DISTRICT INFORMATION, SEPARATED BY REGIONS EDUCATOR JOB BANK NATIONAL EDUCATOR JOB SITES ... ROTC INFORMATION Troops to Teachers Database HOT NEWS! The Troops to Teachers Job Bank is an interactive database for job seekers to locate school vacancies and also for schools to view information on veterans who want to teach. Participants should notify the Troops to Teachers home office to get their information posted. School districts should contact Meryl at 1-800-810-5484 or Send E-Mail to Meryl to get access to the database. A Regional/District Directory In conjunction with the Dantes Internet Database of Teacher Vacancies , job seekers may want to refer to a regional map of Texas which is included in this file. We have shown the 20 education regions in the state and then listed the districts in those regions alphabetically, with addresses, phone numbers, etc. This listing is in alphabetical order by Region. Use the map to help you find the general area of the state you are interested in and click on the corresponding Region number to the right of the map. You will then be able to see all the districts that are encompassed in the Region.
Frontier Forts - U.S. Military On The Texas Frontier
Assessing the true military effectiveness of the frontier forts disbursed some $70 million in texas, an amount with the army often came schools, churches, roads
http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/forts/military.html

Extractions: Main Page Troopers leaving Fort Mason, Texas. Painting by Melvin Warren; image courtesy of Mrs. Lucille Warren. In Texas, the army had to position its troops not only to face Indians from the west and north, but to protect the international border with Mexico. General William Jenkins Worth, shown at the 1846 battle of Bishops Palace during the Mexican War, was soon to become the first commander of what later became the military Department of Texas. Courtesy Library of Congress. Encampment on the Leona, Texas, 90 miles west of San Antonio, May 13, 1849. Sketch by Capt. Seth Eastman, courtesy Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum. Click to enlarge. The annexation of Texas and the acquisition of the Southwest following the war against Mexico posed significant challenges for the United States army in the west. Previously, idealistic policy-makers had assumed that expansion would occur from east to west, in a gradual, predictable process. To protect this westward movement, the army had attempted to establish military posts at strategic points. Indians would be relocated west of these garrisons. Separating the two groups might limit the opportunity for mischief on both sides. Some had even envisioned a north/south military road dividing the two peoples, further reducing the potential for conflict.

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