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At about this time in septembe september 1974, i reported as a Second Lieutenant to the armor school at fort knox, kentucky. In preparing my remarks today i was struck by how much my emotions today remind me of my emotions have been. In september 1974, just like today, i was a little nervous, i was humbled to wear the uniform as an army officer i was eager to get started on a new career, and i was in love pardon me and i was in love with a girl named deanie. [applause] i fell in love with deanie when she was 15. It took her a few years to come around to the idea. By i was sure that whatever li...

The day today enrolled they need to be also enrolled in a support system that will take care of them all the way through their military career, and a dear, you before their discharge we should have people working on their integration back into society so there is no gap. And they should have a Health Savings account which is subsidized by the government which allows them to go to any hospital or any clinic, and we should be happy to take care of them. [applause] because if theyre willing to lay their lives down and their limbs to take care of us, the least we can do is make sure that we take c...

She explains that lincoln was so unsure about his chances that he had his cabinet sign at what was known as the blind memorandum, which pledged cooperation in hi with his unknown challenger if he lost. They also expand how important the soldier vote was. This 50 minute talk was a part of a symposium hosted by the emerging civil war. Adjust theng to not microphone because we spent time adjusting it for meg. So i will bend over, and i apologize if i look like i am hunched over. [laughter] i hate to stereotype, but i am sure that meg looks like a mildmannered middle school math teacher. That is e...

Cabinet members sign the blind pledge. She also talked about how important the soldier was to the outcome of the election. Election. N the 1864 this talk was part of a symposium hosted by the emerging civil war blog. All right, i am not going to adjust the microphone, because we spent some time getting it adjusted for meg. I apologize if i look like i am hunched over. [laughter] i hate to stereotype, but i am sure that meg looks like a mildmannered middle school math teacher. Ironically that is exactly what , she is. [laughter] as she has educated by day, by night she has been working on her d...

American history on cspan3. Follow us on twitter for information on a schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. Coming up next on American History tv, meg thompson discusses the 1864 election between president Abraham Lincoln and general George Mcclellan. He claims that lincoln was so unsure about his reflection chances that he had his cabinet member sign what is known as the blind memorandum. This pledge for cooperation was link ones lincolns then unknown challenge if he lost. Also spring how important a soldier vote was. President lincoln won by the 1864 elect...