THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Remembering Christmas in Hanoi Ned Shuman kept the faith through five brutal years of captivity. Dec. 29, 2013 It is a happy custom at this time of year to count blessings, including our cherished right to the free exercise of religion. The recent passing of retired U.S. Navy Captain Edwin […]
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This article brings out the information of Obama shutting down the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial at Omaha Beach in France plus 100 other cemeteries in France. I have personally visited Omaha Beach and seen the vertical cliff that our soldiers had to scale. Even climbed down into the German bunker near Omaha Beach where the Germans positioned
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Today, September 20, 2013 is the National POW/MIA Recognition Day. Let us never forget those who served our country at such a high personal cost. Nancy Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office 2000 Defense Pentagon Washington, DC 20301-2000 2013 National POW/MIA Recognition Day Poster The 2013 National POW/MIA Recognition Day poster honors those
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Million Muslim March Is An Epic Fail, DC Police Estimate Over 1M Bikers D.C. Police estimate over 1 million bikers roar into Washington D.C., hardly a Muslim in sight It was originally billed as “The Million Muslim March,” though organizers later revised it to the “Million American March Against Fear.” But at noon today in
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Townhall | Two Million Bikers Plan Their Own 9/11 March to Washington D.C. Katie Pavlich | Aug 23, 2013 By now you’ve probably heard about the “Million Muslim March” coming to Washington D.C. on 9/11. Last week Chris Phillips, the organizer of the march, appeared on Hannity and refused to condemn hateful groups like
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July 23, 2013 What a Hero Looks Like Bud Day was perhaps the bravest of the brave at the Hanoi Hilton. After serving as a U.S. Marine in World War II, a normal man might have concluded that he had done more than his share of military service. And anyone still alive after his
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