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Told Them (With apologies to ee cummings) Marty told them:they couldn’t believe it (batman told them;they wouldn’t believe it) super Mario certainly told them, and sesame (yes mam) Street; and even (believe it or not)you told them: i told them;we told them (they didn’t believe it,no sir) not even when he him- self told them it took an aerosolized bit of the old nineteenth COVID virus; in the top of their lungs: to tell them

Title: “Jarhead Samurai: A Study of Family Legacies in the United States Marine Corps” (Selected Sections) Author: Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Travail (USMC, Retired) Release Date: October 13, 2059 Background During the hearings on S.B. 1890 the "Parks-Sanchez Scholastic Demilitarization Act" last year, Mr. Cyrus Wu of the Sandia Corporation pointed out that a recent survey showed that about 68% of the active duty US Military (Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, and Space Force) have at least one parent who served in the military. This is a notable increase from polling of 41% in 2029 and 50.5% in 2050. Additionally, of the active US military with a parent who served, about 89% had one or more grandparents who served and 32% had both of their parents serve. This “family institutionalization” was first noted to be a concern in the US Military circa 2000 and in spite of repeated warnings and study, little has been done to address the problem. This resulted in a