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Good morning. Thank you, chris. You know, its a pleasure to be i was invited by chris and jim to speak about the midway, i said, gosh, im not really a midway expert. Said thats okay. We have the experts coming. What we want you to do is set table, and thats what im going to do this morning. Et the table of how we got to midway. I want to go through a few andmark things in terms of japans relations in the world in the 50 years prior to midway, and then were also going to about based on my book th...

Im oliver north and welcome to war stories. Were here at the National Museum in texas. This exhibit memorializes one of the bloodiest campaigns of world war ii. Guadalcanal. He saw guadalcanal as a crucial stepping stone on the road to tokyo from august 1942 until february 1943, guadalcanal became better known as the gettysburg of the pacific. As youll see, mistakes were made on both sides, and what became the Longest Campaign of the second world war. The bloody fighting cost the lives of some 7...

A suspect wanted after a fatal hit and run last year in Clearfield has been apprehended in California.

A man who police say fled to California after hitting and killing a pedestrian and leaving the scene of the accident last year was arrested this week by U.S. marshals.

An Ogden man died Wednesday night when he was hit by a car while crossing the street. The driver of the vehicle did not stay at the scene.

By Captain William Bradley, USMC “If a unit is not well trained, its men know it. This fact adversely affects their confidence, especially if they anticipate there is a possibility of using that training in a critical situation. Every soldier likes to feel that he is playing on a winning team—he knows he can’t win if he isn’t well trained.” —Gen. Bruce C. Clarke, U.S. Army It is through training—through constant realistic and repetitious training of individuals and units—that mi...