History July 28, 2021 The West Loch Disaster – the ‘2nd Pearl Harbor?’ On May 21, 1944, in Pearl Harbor, a formation of 34 ships docked at West Loch, all loaded with cargoes
History July 18, 2021 PFC Bruce W Carter, USMC, MOH Recipient If someone earns the Medal of Honor, it means that they operated in battle with uncommon valor at the risk
History Veterans July 12, 2021 Peter Lemon Earned Medal of Honor in Vietnam War After Smoking a Joint. Peter Lemon emigrated to the US from Canada with his parents at the ripe old age of two. He eventually
History Military Veterans June 26, 2021 The Military Needs More Chesty Pullers Lt. Gen. Lewis B Puller may have been the most decorated Marine in history, with five Navy crosses, two Legions
History Military Veterans June 24, 2021 CDR Merle Smith Jr – First Black Coast Guard Academy Graduate, Dies at 76 CDR Merle Smith, Jr was a swirl of firsts. He was the first black to be admitted into the Coast
History Military June 23, 2021 Army Medic Waverly Woodson – D-Day Hero. Army Medic Waverly Woodson Jr hit Omaha Beach with the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion (VLA), 1st Army, on June 6,
History Military June 20, 2021 The Coast Guard Mascot: Sinbad the Sailor Man…er, Dog. The United States Marine Corps has an English Bulldog Mascot named Chesty. There have been many Chestys over the decades,
History Military June 18, 2021 USS Jimmy Carter, a Pirate Flag, and Lots of Secrets The USS Jimmy Carter is a modified Seawolf Class Submarine – and the last of its kind. It’s the most
History Politics June 8, 2021 Texas 1836 Project: HB 2497 For Patriotic Education in the State Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed HB 2497 into law on June 7, 2021. The Texas 1836 Project mandates that schools
History Politics June 7, 2021 Disrespect: D-Day Ignored by the President, Lincoln Project Compares D-Day to Antifa. It has been a tradition of the White House for decades that the Greatest Generation who stormed the beaches of
