@Randy_Head

Married to Lisa Swaim, former Deputy Prosecutor, former State Senator

 Indiana
Joined June 2009
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Randy Head retweeted
LiterateIndy@LiterateIndyJul 2
"On July 1, 1863, Indiana units engaged Confederate forces at Gettysburg and sustained some of the first casualties among the union ranks in this battle to preserve the Union, 552 men from Indiana were casualties to that cause." #Gettysburg163
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Randy Head retweeted
InfantryDort
@infantrydortJul 1
On this day, 1 July 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg began. >Over 15,000 casualties on the first day >Union forces driven through Gettysburg >The bloodiest battle in American history had begun It started with a meeting neither army intended. A quiet Pennsylvania town had become the center of a nation’s future.
InfantryDort
@infantrydortJun 30
On this day in 1863, lead elements of the Union and Confederate armies began descending on this little town in Pennsylvania. Setting conditions for the largest battle ever fought in the western hemisphere.
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Please take a moment today to reflect on what they fought for: #DDay82
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John Eisenhower graduated from West Point 82 years ago today. His father was unable to attend due to a prior engagement.
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Randy Head retweeted
Alex Ward
@alexbwardMay 25
Lincoln’s letter to Mrs. Bixby, always worth a read on Memorial Day
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Good morning 🇺🇸
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Four years ago today, 13 service members, including Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez from Logansport, IN, lost their lives in the Abbey Gate terrorist attack during the Biden Administration's catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan. I had the honor of meeting with Cpl. Sanchez's family last year during the Congressional Gold Medal ceremony, which posthumously honored these 13 heroes. We must never forget their courage and their sacrifice.
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Lines for My Last Day, Whenever It May Come All I wanted was to say a few things clearly: the way a river listens, the green of a door in the evening, the way we carry our absences like a winter coat loaded with stones. I tried. I did my small work. At the end, let me become the wind I loved. Let me at least have lived my life. With this heart, with this body of hollows. With this mind of madness and honey. And these hands, these torn hands I carried like the deep-grooved gloves of a falconer that have learned the infinite difference between giving up and letting something go. —Joseph Fasano

ALT Lines for My Last Day, Whenever It May Come All I wanted was to say a few things clearly: the way a river listens, the green of a door in the evening, the way we carry our absences like a winter coat loaded with stones. I tried. I did my small work. At the end, let me become the wind I loved. Let me at least have lived my life. With this heart, with this body of hollows. With this mind of madness and honey. And these hands, these torn hands I carried like the deep-grooved gloves of a falconer that have learned the infinite difference between giving up and letting something go. —Joseph Fasano

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Happy Moon Landing Day! On this day in 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the Moon. This photo shows both astronauts on the Moon, with Armstrong reflected in the visor of Aldrin's helmet.
Astronaut in Apollo spacesuit standing on the Moon. Another astronaut and part of the lunar module are reflected in the gold visor of his helmet.

ALT Astronaut in Apollo spacesuit standing on the Moon. Another astronaut and part of the lunar module are reflected in the gold visor of his helmet.

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“'Boys, we must hold our colors on this line or die under them.' Five of their colorbearers would be killed or wounded on the 1st..." The 19th Indiana at Gettysburg 162 years ago tomorrow: gettysburgdaily.com/iron-bri… #Gettysburg162
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"Let us not mourn that such men died, but rejoice that such men lived." - General George S. Patton American Military Cemetery in Normandy. 🇺🇸
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Taps for those who today gave their tomorrows for our many todays. Coleville sur Mer graveyard.
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It's D Day. 4,427 Allied soldiers died today so that generations not even born, like mine, could grow up in freedom. @WWIIMemorial
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#OTD June 6, 1944, the Allies launched the pivotal invasion of #Normandy. In the second of his three #DDay columns #ErniePyle chronicles the terrible cost of #WWII. erniepyle.org/the-horrible-w…

The horrible waste of war - Ernie Pyle

in the hometown of history’s greatest war correspondent The horrible waste of war by Ernie Pyle NORMANDY BEACHHEAD, June 16, 1944 – I took a walk along the historic coast of Normandy in the country...

erniepyle.org
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This text is also being seen here in central Indiana 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Sgt. Andy Barker@ISPBremen4 Jun 2025
This text is hitting our area hard today and is 💯 a scam. Scams use fear and urgency and this scam is no different. Do not fall for this. #BeAlert #BeInformed
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5. Despite battling cancer, 100-year-old veteran Dennis Porter traveled thousands of miles to reunite with his comrades and see General Patton one last time.
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Eisenhower walking through a cemetery in Normandy, France, the final resting place of many from D-Day, 1964
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Randy Head retweeted
Tim Tebow
@TimTebow26 May 2025
Today and every day.
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