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Col. Lindsey Graham has served in the Air Force for a total of
26 years. He spent six years in the active duty Air Force, six years in the South Carolina Air National Guard and the United
States Air Force Reserve for the last 14 years. He can retire in 4 years.
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| Army Col (Medical Service Corps & JAG) Steve Buyer and Air Force Col (JAG) Lindsey Graham |
Col. (Congressman) Steve Buyer volunteered to deploy to Iraq in March 2003 after the commencement of the
conflict. He cited the importance of having a lawyer on sote but was turned down by Army officials because if his "high profile."
Source:
First Thing We Do--Keep Out the Lawyers. Then Isolate the Soldiers.
Col. (Senator) Lindsey Graham has been to Iraq twice as a part of Congressional delegations.
| Lindsey Olin Graham, Col., USAFR |
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| Graham pulls legal duty at Charleston AFB after being called up in April 1993. |
Reservist Graham pulls legal duty at Charleston base (Source of photo)
Charleston Post and Courier
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, the only U.S. senator in the Reserves, donned combat fatigues and spent Thursday working in
the legal office at Charleston Air Force Base.
"I've got to do some Reserve duty, and I asked 'Where can I help?' " said the South Carolina Republican, a lieutenant
colonel in the Air Force Reserve.
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| Newly sworn Judge Lt. Col. Lindsey Olin Graham (USAFR) dons black judicial robe for the first time. |
BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE, D.C. -- Col. James Van Orsdol (right) helps Lt. Col.
Lindsey Graham don a judge's robe in a courtroom here Nov. 4, after Graham was sworn in as a new judge for the Air Force Court
of Criminal Appeals. Graham, an Air Force reservist, is a U.S. senator from South Carolina in civilian life. Van Orsdol is
a former chief judge for the court. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Amber K. Whittington) (Source of text and photo Air
Force News Service)
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Conservatism with out a conscience
is an ideology without a purpose, Sen. Lindsey O. Graham.
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