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by katespana on February 10th, 2008
Since Cagney was Commanding Officer (Admiral)at the time,he was on duty and therefore could only offer hospitality to others.But etiquette would have meant that he could accept hospitality from the Commanding Officer of the other regiment if that were to be proferred, at their base. 'Your Command' is a term for 'your territory' in that context.
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by Answerbag Staff on January 13th, 2010
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So now that they repealed "don't ask don't tell", will the military be getting "faaaabulouth" new uniform designs?
by Have A Nice Day on April 29th, 2011
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Should they have kept "don't ask don't tell"?
by Have A Nice Day on April 29th, 2011
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Would the military tell us the real truth about the status of our various wars? Doesn't the military have a vested interest in war?
by RosieGHM Jetpacker on June 9th, 2011
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If you were in the military, how many guys did you know or hear about who got kicked out or let go, and what for?
by Amorphous Blob on April 5th, 2011
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You're reading Watched an old WWII movie. James Cagney was Admiral Halsey. In one scene, he offers visiting officers a drink. When asked to join them he declines saying "I'm not eligible. Perhaps I'll be eligible when I visit your command." What does this mean?
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