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Hispanic. in iraq, my platoon sergeant was hispanic. my battalion commander was black. none of it mattered. all that mattered is that we shared a mission and we believe in each other, the man on the right and the man on your left. bore i wore makeup and had my hear long, i had a high and taught and had camo face paint. when you tear down the barrier by creating skepticism, you create doubt and you waste time. tom cotton is right. you waste time on theories that divide us. you mention china. you're exactly right. in fact, there was a babylon bee satire. the communist chinese might as well be tr...

Flowers for a fallen soldier Michael M. DeWitt, Jr., Augusta Chronicle © Photo submitted. Phil and Peggy Stanley, center, with members of the Morrison family in Shelby, N.C. In trying to keep a fallen soldier’s memory alive, Philip Stanley has gained a wonderful new family. In 1967, Private First Class Stanley of Hampton, S.C., lost a friend to small arms fire in Vietnam. It has been 54 years since a solemn Army officer darkened that family’s door with the tragic news, but Stanley has worked to ensure that this soldier’s memory lives on and his sacrifice never forgott...

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

Outside the wire in combat and received three silver and 11 bronze stars. ee>> sniper fire, machine gun fire, rbg fire, bounces just feet away from your head and it's a died and bounce around on the rooftop with. >> on may 11th, 6 marines were killed in a deadly roadside bombing just days after two othersrs were killed as they tok a break from clearing houses. >> the very last house that one of the teams was clearing ended up being just a kill house. >> three months later, he recorded the scene from a rooftop to show his parents he was safe. he quickly became the target of an iraqi sniper. >> ...

OPP SDG Detachment gets new commander May 11, 2021 at 15 h 24 min Reading time: 1 min New SD&G OPP Detachment Commander Insp. Marc Hemmerick. Submitted photo. LONG SAULT, Ontario – The Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry (SD&G) Detachment of the OPP has announced Insp. Marc Hemmerick as their new Detachment Commander. Insp. Hemmerick is taking over from former Detachment Commander Insp. Mike Mulhearn, who retired at the end of 2020. Hemmerick joined the OPP in 2003 and began his career with the Toronto OPP Highway Safety Division Detachment...