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→Public relations: capitalize the word "Soldier." - The change gives soldiers the respect and importance they've always deserved, especially now in their fight against global terrorism.
From 2003 onwards, a member of the US Army is officially called a "Soldier". This was the result of General Peter Schoomaker, then Army Chief of Staff, ordering all official Army publications to capitalize the word "Soldier."
From 2003 onwards, a member of the US Army is officially called a "Soldier". This was the result of General Peter Schoomaker, then Army Chief of Staff, ordering all official Army publications to capitalize the word "Soldier."
*The change gives soldiers the respect and importance they've always deserved, especially now in their fight against global terrorism. [http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/004573.html#more]
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