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Military

Sergeant Eddie Jeffers

By Frank Salvato

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

It is with a very heavy heart and swollen eyes from the tears that I inform you all that one of our fellow writers, Sgt. Eddie Jeffers who was serving in Ramadi, Iraq, was killed today. He was patriot, humble, kind and dedicated to his mission, his country, his family and his faith.

Sgt. Jeffers was the author of Hope Rides Alone. It was one of the biggest articles we have ever published.

I ask you all to read it again. Digest it. Feel it. And then offer up a thought or a prayer for Sgt. Jeffers, Eddie. And then one for his family.

Petraeus IED'd in the House

By J.B. Williams

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

As we commemorate the sixth anniversary of 9/11/01, Washington Democrats prove just how far they are willing to go to politicize a war that must defend America against events worse that 9/11...

Shamelessly foolish comes to mind, in describing the childish behavior of Democrats throughout the mission to protect and defend America from another 9/11 or worse.

21st Century Warfare: US Army Continues Transformation

By Jim Kouri

Sunday, August 12, 2007

The United States Army considers the current transformation its most extensive restructuring since World War II. The Army has estimated that restructuring units from a division-based force to a more agile and responsive modular brigade-based force will require a significant investment through fiscal year 2011.

Pro troops advocates announce September push

By Melanie Morgan, Move America Forward

Monday, July 16, 2007

Supporters of Operation Iraqi Freedom will conduct a nationwide caravan along with more than 2-dozen rallies calling for continued support of U.S. troops based in Iraq in the days leading up to General David Petraeus September 15th report to Congress.

Giving the last full measure...

By James Drescher

2007

From a letter to the editor in the Tennessean

Dear Tennessean:

The Tennessean's April 5 photograph of young Christian Golczynski accepting the American flag from Marine Lt. Col. Ric Thompson is one of the most moving and emotion provoking images I have ever seen.

My wife and I attended funeral services for Christian's father, Staff Sergeant Marcus Golczynski, on April 4, along with our six year-old son, dozens of Marines, and several hundred others who came to pay tribute to this fallen hero.

They're Not All Soldiers

By Joshua S. Hill

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Recent studies have shown that those soldiers returning home from war are finding it harder and harder to find therapists that will accept their insurance. Military doctors are overworked, and waiting lists to see them extend for months. It has gotten to the point where civilian doctors aware of the problem are providing an hour of their time a week for free, to Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.

The End-Game of Operation Iraqi Freedom

By Sean Osborne

Monday, June 25, 2007

Hello, America, the time we've all been awaiting is finally upon us. The decisive end-game to what we have known since March 2003 as 'Operation Iraqi Freedom' is now in execution mode. I have been predicting that the summer of 2007 would witness decisive, geo-strategic paradigm altering events. This series of summer and fall 2007 winner-take-all military operations in Iraq is leading the way forward. It is one of the most dynamic in modern history, with the greatest potential reward for the people of the Iraqi nation, and ours.

Pentagon Spins Media in Military Bride Case

By Cliff Kincaid & Andy Selepak

Thursday, June 21, 2007

The hard-hitting website Militarycorruption.com calls her the Paris Hilton of the Air Force. Some others call it the case of the "Runaway Military Bride."

Forget Paris Hilton - Honor Our Troops

By Melanie Morgan, Move America Forward

Sunday, June 10, 2007

The past 24 hours have seen television, radio, print and online news organizations fixated with the subject of Paris Hilton.

Meanwhile, our nation has over 150,000 men and women of the United States military fighting a war against terrorism on the frontlines of Iraq and Afghanistan.

U.S. heroes are villains at cemetery in Mexico

By Chris Hawley, The Arizona Republic

Saturday, May 26, 2007

MEXICO CITY - From the beaches of Normandy to Manila in the Philippines, Americans will gather at military cemeteries around the world on Monday to honor soldiers who died defending freedom. Except at one cemetery, where the Americans are seen as invaders, not heroes.

Paratrooper's girl proves love conquers all

By Judi McLeod

Friday, May 25, 2007

Two months ago, Army Spc. Justin Rollins fell in love with a puppy that he found in Iraq. The dog was flown to his family in Newport.

Rollins, killed in Samarra on March 5, never made it home.

Live monkeys lead protests against Harry Reid & Nancy Pelosi Thursday

By Melanie Morgan, Move America Forward

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Protests In:  ** San Francisco  ** Las Vegas  ** Carson City

Living, breathing, "Surrender Monkeys," will lead crowds of patriotic Americans protesting the efforts by Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, to undercut support for the missions of our troops in Iraq. 

Missing in Action on Mother's Day

By Judi McLeod

Sunday, May 13, 2007

Four American mothers had their hearts broken when their children were killed fighting the war in Iraq, on Saturday. Three American mothers had the horror of a Mother's Day not knowing the whereabouts of their children.

The missing soldiers hardly caused a hiccup on the Web sites of hometown newspapers such as the New York Times and the Boston Globe. Times' readers--including the grieving mothers—must have shuddered when they read in paragraph two that "the five bodies found at the site of the attack, near two burned vehicles, were unrecognizable".

Body Armor Concerns for Army and Marine Corps Protection

By Jim Kouri

Thursday, May 3, 2007

Since combat operations began in Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. forces have been subjected to frequent and deadly attacks from insurgents using various weapons such as improvised explosive devices (IED), mortars, rocket launchers, and increasingly lethal ballistic threats.

The Chicken is Crossing the Road Again

From Maddog, F-16.net

Thursday, April 26, 2007

Air Education and Training Command:

The purpose is to familiarize the chicken with road-crossing procedures. Road-crossing should be performed only between the hours of sunset and sunrise. Solo chickens must have at least three miles of visibility and a safety observer.

Send Your Thanks to American Service Personnel in Gitmo

By Sean Osborne

Friday, March 16, 2007

My Fellow Americans, this editorial is to inform some and to remind others that once again that our Main Stream Media has dropped the ball. In the current news cycle virtually all are focused upon the admissions of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed of several dozen acts of terror.

Is There a National Guard Crisis?

By Jim Kouri

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and the subsequent global war on terrorism have triggered the largest activation of National Guard forces since World War II.