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Remembering Hiroshima 'Victims' Without Acknowledging Our Dead at Pearl Harbor Is Obscene
2+ hour, 27+ min ago (463+ words) August 6, 2026, marks the 81st anniversary of the use of the first atomic bomb in history. Each year, the dwindling number of survivors of the bombing are paraded in front of the world press, reminding people (as if we could ever forget)…...
The Courage They Didn’t Teach: Winfield Scott and the Discipline That Held Under Fire
4+ week, 2+ day ago (1332+ words) Each entry follows one life that faced danger, opposition, or erasure and stood firm without promise of reward. Some endured violence in the open. Others absorbed pressure in silence. Together, these stories show courage as a skill shaped by striving…...
Samuel Fletcher, the Teen Union Soldier Who Survived Against All Odds
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (423+ words) Over 250 years of American history, there have been hundreds of thousands—even millions—of patriots who did not receive monuments, holidays, or statues. Among them is Samuel Fletcher, the plucky teenager who joined the Union Army and survived two seemingly…...
Tales of Patriotic and Brave Heroes for U.S. Army’s Birthday
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (499+ words) Today, June 14, is the 251st birthday of the United States Army. In honor of this important anniversary, I want to highlight a handful of the lesser known patriotic and courageous heroes who served in the Army throughout American history. The stories…...
The Guns Were Gone at Pointe du Hoc on D-Day, So the Rangers Went Looking
2+ mon, 1+ hour ago (735+ words) The U.S. Army Rangers climbed into legend at Pointe du Hoc on D-Day because the mission didn't end when the plan broke. Lt. Col. James Rudder, commander of the 2nd Ranger Battalion, led Companies D, E, and F toward 100-foot cliffs on…...
Trump Administration, U.S. Military Celebrate D-Day Anniversary
2+ mon, 1+ hour ago (304+ words) On June 6, 1944, known as D-Day, Operation Overlord began to break the Nazis’ grip on much of Europe. Members of the Trump administration and different branches of the U.S. military honored the anniversary of this historic event. The U.S. Army, so…...
On the Sands of Omaha Beach: A Trip to Normandy and D-Day Reflections
2+ mon, 5+ hour ago (344+ words) In Aug. 2025, more than 81 years after over 150,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches and in the towns and swamps of Normandy to dislodge the Nazi war machine, I visited those same shores. I walked through the rivulets of seawater on…...
Known But to God: Remembering the Mexican War Dead
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (971+ words) Memorial Day asks Americans to remember men and women who gave everything for our country, including some whose wars have slipped from common memory. The Mexican-American War of 1846 to 1848 rarely receives the attention given to the other major conflicts the…...
Japan’s Type 88 Warning Shot Across China’s Bow – PJ Media
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (673+ words) Japan fires Type 88 missiles in the Philippines signaling a strong stance against China’s maritime claims....
Doolittle Did a Lot: the Quintessential American Character of Those ‘30 Seconds Over Tokyo’
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (195+ words) In his farewell address, Ronald Reagan pleaded with his fellow Americans to instill in our children an “informed patriotism”: “So, we’ve got to teach history based not on what’s in fashion but what’s important – why the Pilgrims came here, who…...