I was following the story about Ret. Gen. and former Dynocorp VP James Grazioplene (charged by the Army with sexual assault on a minor in the 1980s) and saw the Daily Mail article that linked him to "Mission:Readiness an organization of retired admirals and generals working with school children". http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4417548/Retired-general-charged-rape-minor-1980s.html . So I started following that but it appears that Daily Mail confused two groups with the same name ( http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120425005442/en/Mission-Readiness-LLC-Formed-Provide-Critical-Support ) But now I was interested in this group of "nonpartisan national security organization of more than 450 retired admirals and generals calling for smart investments in America’s children".http://news.cision.com/mission--readiness/Index/business-leader-roy-bostock-joins-council-for-a-strong-america-s-board-of-directors%2cc9931076 . Especially since on their website which not only detailed retired generals making school visits but a quote from John Pepper, ex Disney chairman of the board: "Investing in children and youth is the social, moral and economic imperative of our time." I don't know about you but I always felt it was wrong to have military recruiters going to high schools. Now we have retired generals and a high powered exDisney executive getting involved with early education. Anyone else see something wrong with that?