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Old 13 May 2007, 06:30
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Col. Millet was the Commanding officer of the Army Security Agency training center at Fort Devens Mass in 1966 when I went to school there. His door was always open to anyone who wanted to speak with him. He was the kind of Officer who you would follow anywhere with pleasure. Out of all of his decorations the only one he wore was the MOH. There were few officers of his caliber to be found then or now. He could care less about politics and that is why he never got a star. Imagine wearing a handle bar mustache, as he did, when there were no mustaches allowed in the Army.
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