How many ex- Generals are alive.?
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Donald Rumsfeld says there are "thousands and thousands, he surly knows.
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I believe that there is a Crazyhorse Moondrop who lives in Multnomah County, Oregon.  On May 8 2006 there was a pre-trial hearing for the State versus Crazyhorse Moondrop.  The charge appears to be Thief-3, and Assault-4.   \nAccording to the official Air Force Link website, there is no active duty or retired general officer by the name of Moondrop.\nThe very last of the Vietnam War activities took place in 1975, over 30 years ago.  As he is 63 years old now, he would have been 33 years old or younger then.  The Air Force did not have any 33 year old generals in the Air Force.  Lieutenant Generals are usually in their 50's.  \nLieutenant General is the same as a 3-star general.  I cannot imagine that he stayed in the same grade for 30 years.   \nMandatory retirement age for all general officers is 62 (this can be deferred to 64 in some cases).  \n\nIt appears as though this gentleman is speaking with a forked tongue.
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Country Prisoners of war \nU.S.S.R 4,059,000 (2,776,000 still alive at end of war)(ref. Krivosheev) \n\nFrance 1,800,000 Battle of France in World War II\n\nU.S.A ~130,000 (95,532 taken by Germany) \n\nGermany NA* \n\nBritain (135,000 taken in Europe, does not include Pacific or Commonwealth figures)
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In 1986 there were 3 million.\n\nToday there are somewhere between 11 to 30 million.
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Huge by todays standards. Several Million men plus late in the war old men and boys in home defense units. Exact figures? About 13 milion
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Probably zero.  Just like all the past months.\n\nHint: How can your 'sniper' be killing more soldiers than the total number that died that month?\n\nThis 'sniper' is a myth.
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not many, I would think.   too few\n\n:> peace
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Not "physically" anymore. We killed HIM 2000 years ago. But, yes He is still around for those of us who will believe in Him.
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about 120,000 nowadays
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people who have died for our country.
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Here's a big database of all that have been killed over there so far.\n\n\nAnswer your question?  Leave me the credit!   :-)
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Small.  As of June 22, 2004, there were ~111,000 soldiers in the IRR.  To date, the Army has recalled a total of around 5,000 soldiers.  Those odds or slim, but they are dependent on your MOS.
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Too many to count, we will never know for sure. Many thousands. Sad
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Killed/Died: 8,538,315\nWounded: 21,219,452\nPrisoners/Missing: 7,750,919\nTotal Casualites: 37,508,686\nTotal Mobilized: 65,038,810
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Yes, they still do exist.  They are an order of the Masonic Fraternity.  They stand guard.
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Better question: How many innocent people would have been murdered without the Us Army?
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Unknown. We don't even know for certain how many there are now. There's at least three, but some scientific research indicates there may be as many as 11.