So much of the country was in utter shock and many others angry at such a devious attack which happened on Pearl Harbor that Sunday morning of December 7, 1941. The first wave of Japanese […]
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RED Friday
While I wish we could keep most of our RED Friday posts light and encouraging, sometimes there’s not a whole lot encouraging for our deployed troops, especially when officially the “war on terror” ended yet […]
RED Friday
“Travelers scowl at us, and countrymen give us scornful names. “Strider” I am to one fat man who lives within a day’s march of foes that would freeze his heart or lay his little town […]
Red Friday- World War 1 History
The Siege of Tsingtao by Walter Mow While German forces dominated the European battle fields in the opening months of the First World War Japanese and British forces successfully blockaded, trapped and defeated the German […]
Veteran’s Day~ God Bless All Who Have Served!
Naval Gunners on the Western Front By Walter Mow *This is a repost of Walter’s article Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1 and also, “in remembrance of those gritty volunteers that manned the […]
RED Friday Remembrance
This coming Sunday is Veteran’s Day. We’ll have a special article from Walter for that, so I thought for today’s RED we would take time a little early to honor and thank our incredibe Veterans […]
Red Friday- Remembering November 1965, Vietnam
I know that it’s not quite the 8th yet, but since I’d rather be early than late, this week for our RED Friday post, I’d like to remember the 8th of November, 1965, Vietnam…. This […]
RED Friday on the Porch
“My time on the porch has rejuvenated my soul. Healed my faith. Restored my wisdom. Comforted my pain. The sound of silence has been filled. The silence has been replaced by the peacefulness of this […]
RED Friday
As I was trying to think of something different to post today, my mind drifted back to some of my long time friends online, Veterans from all different wars and came across this interesting speech […]
A RED Friday Response
There was something about Walter’s article the other day that I’ve thought about for a long time. A lot longer than knowing what the term conscientious observer even meant. It’s interesting too that while we […]