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For the 36th consecutive year in Rockport, in honor of the men and women who lost their lives while serving in the United States Armed Forces, a special Memorial Day

Share This: “I joined to fight and was put blowing a bugle. There is a right way, and Marine Corps Way, naturally it’s easy to see which way we go,” said USMC Sgt. Darrell Cole. In his formative years, Darrell Cole was a Sunday school leader, choir boy, and vagabond. But his actions in the moments that would ultimately end his life made him an American hero and Medal of Honor recipient. This is the last known photo of Sgt. Cole before his heroic actions at Iwo Jima. (Dailyjournalonline) Cole’s Early Life Darrell Cole was born on 20 July 1920 in Flat River, Missouri. According to his d...

Mistake with manafort. was anybody trying to say to him watch out for these guys? >> yes, actually. i didn't know these guys. you ud showed you showed a picture of me -- >> i haven't showed it yet. about. >> i was inside the tomb of abraham. >> okay. >> there were 20 people on the trip with me. governor huckabee was on the trip as well. i obviously didn't control the guest list or anything like that. >> how did they get in? >> well, that's the question. we'd have to ask the guys that organized the trip. you have to understand people very close to rudy. lev was name dropping rudy like a machine...

>> i heard the sheriff this morning obviously in the immediate aftermath discuss ptsd. without a psychiatric evaluation, that's difficult to say right now. look it from the perspective of the last 17 years, essentially the last 17 years we've been at war. in this country, 250 mass shootings, meaning three or four victims. 2,217 casualties in 799 dead people in that period of time. none of them fit in the same box. in this instance, you had a marine machine gunner, he either carried a light or medium machine gun and he served at the height of the afghanistan campaign. meaning in 2010, which was...

This. it's actually too late. >> james, he served his country. he served in the marines. is it possible that the military knew about his issues? >> i heard the sheriff this morning obviously in the immediate aftermath discuss ptsd. without a psychiatric evaluation, that's difficult to say right now. look it from the perspective of the last 17 years, essentially the last 17 years we've been at war. in this country, 250 mass shootings, meaning three or four victims. 2,217 casualties and 799 dead people in that period of time. none of them fit in the same box. in this instance, you had a marine m...