I am an avid reader of the newspaper.
I saw the photo of the president and other GIs saluting in Dover to welcome the military men home.
I was deeply impressed by the president's salute, but I thought the GIs with him were extremely slovenly in their salute. I am a retired master sergeant with 22 years' service. I relearned the proper way to use the salute when I attended the NCO Academy. I'm still so gung-ho when I see military men and women use the salute I get a lump in my throat.
I am impressed with the president's military bearing even though he is a civilian with no previous military experience.
BILL BAUMGARTNER, FRIDLEY; RETIRED U.S. AIR FORCE MASTER SERGEANT
More From Star Tribune
More From Opinion
the Editorial Board of the Mankato Free Press
The 'Civility Caucus'
Minnesota legislators who are taking a bipartisan approach to their work deserve praise.
Taro Ito
Sports betting push at Legislature resorts to punitive leverage
A bill on historic horse racing seeks to usurp both the Minnesota Racing Commission and the legal process.
Letters
Readers Write: $15 cigarettes, federal debt
The attitude: Weed? Go for it. Tobacco? No way.
Charles Gillespie
Minnesota's sports betting limits could be self-defeating
These days a majority of wagering action takes place during events, not just before.