Originally Posted by Guest

You are wrong about the arrows. When qualifying with a 45 hand gun in the National Guard, you had to qualify from 25 yards. If you hit the target from 25 yards, they call you Alvin York. When you went up to the target, you poked holes in it with the scorers pencil. Everybody qualified. It wasn't like we were ever going to use a 45. Cheating was a way of life that continues to this day. The National Guard was an equal opportunity employer. It accepted people from both parties, back in the day when getting along with each other was a crime.