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Tiradores de la Muerte: The Philippines' First True Special Forces Author: Tiradores de la Muerte Who Were Tiadores de la Muerte? The elite unit of the Philippines, the Light Reaction Company is considered to be the local version of the Delta Force for a good reason. They are the bane of insurgents and extremists and are responsible for successful operations against various terrorist groups. Their insignia bears the image of an eagle, with the words "Tiradores de la Muerte," Spanish for the "Marksmen of Death." This unit motto perfectly defines the special forces unit, yet it was actually der...

DeLynn Zell Q&A: DeLynn Zell of Bridgeworth Wealth Management DeLynn Zell left the brokerage world in 2008 to launch an RIA that has grown 17% year over year to $2 billion in AUM. "we could sell this firm by Friday," she jokes, but she and her team want to build a legacy business for the next-generation of advisors. DeLynn Zell left First Financial Group, an affiliate of Lincoln Financial Group, with Henry Ware and Wayne Harris in 2008 and together they launched their own registered investment advisory firm Bridgeworth Wealth Management. The co-founders, along with a handful of other...

27 Jan 2021 Schools in San Francisco, California, will be stripped of names honoring famous American leaders deemed unworthy because of a connection to slavery or other unsavory ties, including Presidents George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson. John Muir, Francis Scott Key, and Catholic Priest Junipero Serra are also on the list. In all, 44 school will be renamed, even as critics of the decision cite the committee tasked with picking the schools did not receive enough input from historians and a lack knowledge about the current school names. “In one instance, the committee...

Washington and Lincoln are out. S.F. school board tosses 44 school names in controversial move FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Abraham Lincoln High School, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, in San Francisco, Calif. The S.F. school board voted on renaming 44 schools on Tuesday evening.Santiago Mejia / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3Abraham Lincoln High School, located at 2162 24th Ave., remains closed due to the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, December 8, 2020, in San Francisco, Calif. Lincoln High School is one of the educational institutions subject to a name change under a proposal by a ...

Abraham Lincoln, once a hero, is now a bad guy in some S.F. education circles FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Alex Thompson walks with his daughter to Abraham Lincoln High School to receive a meal for students and siblings last week. Lincoln High School, which remains closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, is subject to a name change under a proposal by a city committee.Yalonda M. James / The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less 2of3 A statue of Abraham Lincoln stands at the entrance of Lincoln High School. The base of the statue reads: “Gift to the Memorial Museum from M.H. de Young.”Yalonda ...