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SGT Kyle White to be awarded Medal of Honor
Our buddy, ParachuteCutie, sends the news that Sergeant Kyle White is to be awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in Afghanistan on November 9, 2007 in the Nuristan Province. Before you read the citations, you should read the eye witness account of what he did that day on a narrow ledge of a […]
Sixth Circuit with haymaker to Visconi’s BS claims
Sayeth the Court: Frank Visconi, proceeding pro se, appeals a district court judgment dismissing his action filed under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), 5 U.S.C. § 706, challenging the denial of his request to correct his military records… the Purple Heart. Id. Finally, it found no evidence that he was entitled to the CAR. Id. […]
Tension Ratchets Up in the Eastern Ukraine
It appears that the situation in the eastern Ukraine is getting quite tense. The current acting president of the Ukraine, Oleksandr Turchynov, has announced the beginning of what he termed “anti-terrorist” operations at various locations in the eastern Ukraine. Those targeted by Ukrainian forces in these operations appear to be Ukrainian militias with pro-Russian sympathies […]
Kennedy and Bisping: so yeah, that happened
I’m pretty pissed I am not with the Ranger Up guys and Blackfive up in Canada right now getting ready for this fight. If you didn’t see what happened yesterday, it turns out that Bisping doesn’t like Tim. Which just doesn’t make sense, because Tim is a awesome guy, and I know that when I […]
Schumer lobbies for victory parade in NYC
Chuckie Schumer, the US Senator who voted for cuts to the growth of earned benefits for veterans, widows and military retirees is lobbying in New York City for a “welcome home” parade for veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars according to the New York Post. Of course, socialist mayor of New York City, Bill […]
Reading of the Names – volunteers needed to read the names of fallen OIF OEF Vets on Memorial Day
First, some background from Washington Post: The first name that will be read at the ceremony during Memorial Day weekend is that of Evander Earl Andrews. A small-town boy, he had left his parents home in central Maine, joined the Air Force, and on Oct. 10, 2001, became the first military person reported killed in […]
Tuesdays with Claymore
Not getting what I want = corrupt US hates it’s workers, should be more like France Flaggots Doggie style Nevada protesters are domestic terrorists Tax dollars spent on military are a “waste” Like monkeys throwing poop at passers by. Occupy Retarded Assault with a useless dog and high-capacity deck sweeper Pretend conversations with pretend tea […]
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