A feature on the Navy Compass shared a talk given by the Commander of the Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Admiral Edward G. Winters III, before the members of the San Diego Military Advisory Council (SDMAC). Rear. Adm. Winters attended SDMAC’s monthly breakfast, which was held at the Admiral Kidd Club in Point Loma on [...]
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The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration that can be accorded to an individual for courageous actions, so it is but natural that its recipients are revered and respected. It is for this reason that retired Marine Sgt. Craig Donor, a Vietnam veteran, is reacting to the fact that the grave site for [...]
We have expressed time and again the importance of standing behind the troops who valiantly defend our country. It is, after all, the least we could do for those who willingly put their lives on the line and the families who have to live in the anxiety of having a loved one serving in dangerous [...]
A feature on Philly.com asks users to imagine being lifted 30,000 feet into the air – with no human being in the cockpit. I dare not think about the possibility, although I am unsure as to whether this apprehension is simply the result of watching too much Air Craft Investigation on National Geographic.
At any rate, [...]
We found a rather touching piece on LincolnCourier.com that we feel comes just in time for both Memorial Day and Father’s Day, two special days that will be observed soon.
James Joseph Savoy enlisted in the Navy in 1942, and put his thoughts and memories about that time onto paper. For years, the books sat in [...]
It was a story we followed with interest more than a year ago which culminated in the rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips by Navy SEALs. A lot has happened since then; Phillips has released his memoirs, for one. Yet another development happened to that story recently as the surviving pirate out of that pirate-hostage-drama pleaded [...]
