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God bless America. We need it. - Vimarsana News

God bless America. We need it.

We said “never forget.” Well, we haven’t forgotten the heroism of people like Rick Rescorla, the Flight 93 passengers, the firefighters who charged up the WTC stairs, or the volunteers who set up the...

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Exclusive--O'Donnell: American Thermopylae 1776 - Vimarsana News

Exclusive--O'Donnell: American Thermopylae 1776

This week, 246 years ago, a few hundred Maryland soldiers bravely charged thousands of British soldiers and Hessian mercenaries.

Ridley Scott films – ranked! - Vimarsana News

Ridley Scott films – ranked!

With The Last Duel out now, and House of Gucci at the end of the month, we rate the top 20 movies by the go-to director for swords, sandals, cyborgs and Sigourney

O'Donnell: Fireships -- Special Operations During the Revolution - Vimarsana News

O'Donnell: Fireships -- Special Operations During the Revolution

Wikipedia Commons 28 May 2021 Two hundred and forty-five years ago, precursors to America’s nascent special operations forces got off to a rough start. In August 1776, in the warm air of a summer night, two American ships glided silently toward their prey: the British twenty-gun HMS Rose and the forty-four-gun HMS Phoenix, the battleship of its time . Under the cloak of darkness, the unsuspecting British warships lay anchored in the Hudson River north of New York City. “The night was dark and favorable to our design, and the enemy did not perceive our vessels until they were near ...

O'Donnell: Dr. Bond, The Fighting Surgeon and Savior of the Revolution - Vimarsana News

O'Donnell: Dr. Bond, The Fighting Surgeon and Savior of the Revolution

During the Battle of Lexington and Concord, in obedience to his Hippocratic Oath, Dr. Nathanial Bond had treated British soldiers.