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02 4th, 2013| America has lost a national treasure in an unimaginable tragedy. Retired Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, whose amazing story was told in his autobiography “American Sniper: The Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History,” was shot and killed yesterday at a shooting range in Texas. Details are sketchy at this time, but the alleged shooter is in custody, and is reportedly a former USMC corporal that Chris was helping to overcome his struggles with PTSD. Also Read the rest of this entry »
Oct
31
In apparent “censorship” to protect the POTUS over his handling of Benghazi, Facebook deleted this photo posted by our friends over at Special Operations Speaks, and sent them a note saying they had violated some unspecified FB rule. SOS re-posted the photo, and FB responded by suspending their account for 24 hrs.
We’ve noticed that FB seems to distribute our posts with a political slant to far fewer people than our non-political posts Read the rest of this entry »
Jul
17
Actor Ernest Borgnine died last week at age 95. Although he won an Oscar, a Golden Globe, and many other awards, he was probably best known for his portrayal of Commander McHale, a PT boat commander, in the TV series “McHale’s Navy” from 1962-1966. (I can remember watching that show!)
But what you may not know is that Ernest Borgnine actually served in the U.S. Navy for ten years. He enlisted at age 18, after finishing high school, Read the rest of this entry »
Jul
13
You may have noticed our blog has been a little strange recently, re-sending old posts. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Our web host is undergoing a major system upgrade, so there are a few gremlins floating around, and one seems to be playing with our blog feed.
Please be patient, and forgive us for a few extra posts (or e-mails if you’re subscribed by e-mail). We’ll get it all sorted out soon, and come out on the other side better than Read the rest of this entry »
Apr
7
Trip intended to offer insights into conflict, but concept of war tourism unsettles some local residents.
Apr
6
Laywers will ask for Croatian general’s conviction to be overturned on all counts
The appeals hearing for Croatian general Ante Gotovina will take place on May 14, the Hague tribunal announced this week.
Apr
6
Trip intended to offer insights into conflict, but concept of war tourism unsettles some local residents.
Apr
6
Laywers will ask for Croatian general’s conviction to be overturned on all counts
The appeals hearing for Croatian general Ante Gotovina will take place on May 14, the Hague tribunal announced this week.
Apr
3
Long sentence merited by defendant’s “campaign of hatred” and lack of remorse.
Apr
2
Defendant argues that International Commission on Missing Persons is a biased institution.
