Folks,

As you are probably aware, one of our Warriors, Michael Behenna, is currently incarcerated in Fort Leavenworth Kansas.

We are absolutely certain that he would appreciate any mail he receives, as well as any amount of money you could send him for his “Leavenworth account”.  Like all who are incarcerated there, Michael has to pay for his own postage and to make calls.  That is why there is such an account.

Mike’s address at Leavenworth is:

Michael Behenna # 87503
1300 N. Warehouse Road
Ft. Leavenworth, KS 66027-2304

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Dear Subscribers:

For those who are following the Courts Martial – and Appeals case – of Army 1st Lieutenant Michael Behenna, here is the latest as of July 29th, 2009…

On 8 June 2009, the Commanding General of the Ft. Campbell, Kentucky Army installation received Michael’s legel teams submission, asking him to disapprove the finding of guilty of unpremeditated murder, and grant a new trial. They submitted a 57 page document setting out the legal errors in the case. They asked that if he (the CG) approved any portion of the findings, he approve only 5 years of the 25 year sentence that had been adjudged. They asked for a personal appearance to discuss the package.

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United American Patriots celebrated it’s 4th anniversary a few months back.  There was no champagne, no table full of goodies to snack on, no fanfare whatsoever.

Why?  There was no reason to celebrate.  We have Marines and Soldiers facing lengthy prison sentences at Fort Leavenworth and several more in various stages of Courts-Martial.
In each case, these young men were just doing what they had been trained to do; to close with and kill the enemy. Our Warrior Fund project is working very hard to pay the legal expenses for these cases.

And we are now seeing some of the most UN-Constitutional activities going on in both the Congress and the Administration; activities that could well signal the end of our Republic.

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Officers’ Clubs Near Extinction

As military’s demographics, culture evolve, social activities center around troops’ families

By Larry Copeland, USA Today

FORT BENNING, Ga. – This sprawling Army installation, where generations of infantry soldiers have come to train, boasts an Internet cafe, a brew pub sporting pool tables and big-screen televisions, and six gymnasiums. It even has the area’s only do-it-yourself dog wash. People bring Fido, place him on a platform and give him a flea-ridding scrubbing.

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