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Tossing Lines: Colonel Ledyard's family plot is half empty - Vimarsana News

Tossing Lines: Colonel Ledyard's family plot is half empty

I always assumed that Colonel William and Anne Ledyard’s family plot in Groton’s Colonel Ledyard Cemetery contained their entire family, kept cozily together in death and honor. There are 10 stones th...

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Actor Marcel Iures: We don't make sense without an audience; our job is also an obssession - Vimarsana News

Actor Marcel Iures: We don't make sense without an audience; our job is also an obssession

Actor Marcel Iures says that this job does not exist, but it's rather an obsession,

Interplanetary Intrigue: A U.S. Government UFO Program That Hardly Anyone Has Heard Of - Vimarsana News

Interplanetary Intrigue: A U.S. Government UFO Program That Hardly Anyone Has Heard Of

A couple of days ago I wrote about a fascinating - but hardly known - U.S. government program. Its title: Project Moon Dust.

The Korean War Memorial's New Wall of Remembrance Likely Forgets Hundreds - Vimarsana News

The Korean War Memorial's New Wall of Remembrance Likely Forgets Hundreds

Dallas brothers Hal and Ted Barker, who have spent decades studying Korean War deaths, believe the wall is riddled with omissions and errors.

Fort Moultrie National Park | Let's Go! | Stories - Vimarsana News

Fort Moultrie National Park | Let's Go! | Stories

The first fort on Sullivan's Island, constructed of palmetto logs and sand, was still incomplete when Commodore Sir Peter Parker of the Royal Navy and nine British men-of-war attacked it on June 28, 1776. After a nine-hour battle, the ships were forced to retire. Charlestown was saved from British occupation, and the fort was named in honor of its commander, Colonel William Moultrie. In May 1780 the British finally captured Charlestown, including Fort Moultrie, finally evacuating the city in December 1782 as the Revolution entered its final year.

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