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Lieutenant Colonel Ron Corkran, USA, (right), Commander TF 1-187, listens to General Eric Shinseki, Army
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Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz and Gen. Shinseki listen to a reporter's question during a Pentagon press briefing on the Army beret.
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Army dumping berets for combat uniform - UPI.com
He was Shinseki's commanding officer in Vietnam
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What did people think about General Shinseki's policy to have all U.S. Army soldiers wear the beret? - Quora
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More on the "Shinseki beret" - The Atlantic
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Eric Shinseki responds to a reporter's question during a Pentagon press briefing on the Army beret.
The Beige Berets - WSJ
Left side front view medium shot as members of a multi-national Honor Guard stand at attention as US Army General Eric K. Shinseki (Not shown), Commander of the peace Stabilization Force (SFOR),
U.S. Army - FACT: President John F. Kennedy, born today in 1917, authorized the wearing of the green beret, referring to it as a "new elite military icon, a symbol of excellence,
