Continuing from where we left off in the "Backsliding" story.
This contains very sensitive matters, hence my decision to post to "paid only" subscribers.
I dedicated twenty-one years of my service to a gun squadron. We trained as we would fight, often on the move by planes, trains, ships, or any means necessary to get us into the action. Many brave Americans have fought and sacrificed their lives for our freedoms. I hope you enjoy this story. I salute all who have served our great nation.
We have been hearing a lot of negative press lately about our National Capitol Building and some happenings at the location. However, here's a story about a remarkable Marine aviator who put a smile on Lady Capitol's face back in 1991. I write about my feelings, and I hope everyone enjoys this story.
One man’s courage is sparking a continent-wide roar for dignity, power, and self-determination.
A letter of concern addressed to the Vaccine hesitant
A former mechanic from the outskirts of Lima, Peru, he had come seeking better wages, a chance to send money back to his mother and two sisters.
When terrorists strike, India doesn’t cry—it claws back with fury!