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Eating their own
I am sure many of you oldsters remember Cesar Chavez, the Navy vet who shook up the agricultural world and helped found the United Farm Workers union. Some of you might remember that Obama even named a Navy ship after him (launched about 14 years ago – anyone here actually serve on her?) But there […]
Weekend Open Thread
Welcome to the astronomical beginning of spring. It may not feel like it in some places, but we’re coming around. Enjoy your weekend!
Bringing the BRRRRRRRT to the Persian Gulf
Back By Popular Demand A-10 Warthogs target Iranian fast-attack craft in Strait of Hormuz By Michael Scanlon U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft are now engaged in maritime interdiction operations along the southern flank of Operation Epic Fury, targeting Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fast-attack watercraft in the Strait of Hormuz, the chairman of […]
Jamie Raskin: Tom Paine was an undocumented immigrant
Representative Jamie Raskin presented a case to prevent illegal alien kids from being “kicked out of the schools.” To help illustrate his point, he talked about Thomas Paine who immigrated from the United Kingdom to one of the British colonial provinces. Raskin described Paine as an “undocumented immigrant.” Raskin also showcased Thomas Jefferson, who the […]
Chuck Norris, USAF vet, dies
It’s with profound sadness that the life of the legendary Chuck Norris has come to an end. He was 86 years old. Before becoming a martial arts champion and actor, he served our country in the Air Force. Chuck has also lost his younger brother Wieland when the 26 year old was killed in Vietnam.
With friends like these…
This is the flight path of a US Air Force B-1B bomber on a mission to bring some freedom seeds to the Middle East. Since the EU are simps for the repressive Iranian regime, they have forbade American aircraft from overflying their territory if the mission is “offensive” in nature. This necessitates the bomber making […]
Valor Friday
AW1Ed forwarded the story of a bad ass Navy diver. Back in the day when divers wore the big, heavy brass standard diving dress. The size and weight of it only matched by the enormous brass balls of the operators themselves. Crilley received both the Navy Cross and the Medal of Honor for his diving […]



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