History

In 1985, Bernie Sanders sang the praises of Fidel Castro’s Communist regime. He talked about how wonderful bread lines were in Cuba, and how marvelous the Communist “education” [...]

Dunn, NC – In what appears to be a severe example of poor education, someone attempted to destroy a North Carolina WWII Statue, possibly thinking it was a Confederate statue. Vandals [...]

The US Marine Corps posted a video on Feb 19, on the 74th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima that revealed what they called the “lighter side of war.” Cpl Don Graves told of an [...]

The other day, AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) once again displayed her ignorance for everyone to hear. She compared the Border Wall to the Berlin Wall. Rick Ferran had something to say about [...]

Navajo Code Talker Alfred Newman Sr, 94, passed away on January 13, at a nursing facility in New Mexico. His passing leaves just eight of the elite communications personnel still living. He was [...]

We’ve written about many of the WWII heroes of America. Men of what we term the “Greatest Generation” because of their willingness and determination to fight for their country. [...]

There are those who become heroes late in their careers, and those who start off with the bittersweet honor. First Lt George Cannon became the first US Marine to be awarded the Medal of Honor in [...]

Today is Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. December 7, 1941 was horrific, the amount of destruction to the United States unreal. We must remember it because it was an event that marked the moment [...]

Ray Chavez was considered the oldest military survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941. He passed away in his sleep on November 21 after a battle with pneumonia at the age of 106. [...]

In a special ceremony in the Kentucky capital on Monday, 100 year old WWII veteran Lt Col William Pollard (ret) was awarded the French Legion of Honor. “You owe so much to America’s [...]