Talk:Jack Reed

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How could he have lived in Rhode Island his "whole life" and have worked as a lawyer in DC? Did he work in a Rhode Island office of a Washington based firm?

[edit] Because Sen. Reed Makes Much of His Airborne/Ranger Training,It Seems Quite Legitimate to Point Out That He Spent the Vietnam War in College

Senator Reed never fails to mention West Point and his Airborne/Ranger training. However, Sen. Reed did his military service safely in college at West Point and in graduate school. Only when the Vietnam War was over did he even serve in a non-classroom military capacity. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.44.147.246 (talk) 16:26, 6 March 2008 (UTC)