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This is well written.
http://1389blog.com/2012/12/23/larry-co ... d-for-all/

I was a fortunate attendee of this ceremony. My youngest son was one of the graduates. I really enjoyed watching and listening to all the old time Rangers. They all knew each other, and obviously had brotherly bonds. Very impressive indeed. Col. Puckett spent some time congratulating, and talking wi...

Welcome. Your Dad is a great asset to this site.

Rest in peace Ranger Cerros.

Please accept my apology for posting these questions. In retrospect, I realize they are inappropriate.
Lesson learned.
D.

Col. West's post is excellent. But, getting back to my question, what about security on the bases? My work has taken me to Army, Navy, and Air Force bases. There were times when I was working in tightly secured areas, sometimes even with armed guards accompanying me all day. In these situations, the...

I am concerned that with all the media attention,(much of it misguided and misfocused), this attack will give terrorist types a whole new list of targets; American military bases. In my opinion, the military needs to be very careful and deliberate in the way they deal with this incident and similar ...

A big Thank You to all Rangers who have served and who are serving, from our family.

It isn't a fake. The ending of this story took place right across the river from where I live. The coyote only had scratches on his lower legs. He is just one lucky coyote. Where he went through the grill, it was just small plastic pieces, they broke across the bottom, on his way in, and snapped ba...

I'll never be convinced. At 35 mph, maybe. At 75 mph, never. Maybe they were high and THOUGHT they were going 75mph...when in reality they were going 35mph. They were hippie types after all. In the immortal words of Otoman, "I'm just sayin" :lol: I'm thinking he hit the nail on the head w...

Would've been funny if, after carefully extracting him, they popped a .22 round into his skull and dumped the body in the trash can. That is what most, (and I :twisted: ), would do with a coyote, but these are commune types, and this took place at the commune. What I can't believe is the fact that ...

The city of San Francisco was just sued and defeated by the NRA for the second time, for outlawing the ownership of any guns by anybody in their city limits. Twice their voters have passed this law. Once in 1982, and again last year. Good old San Francisco, they want everything to be different for ...

He's the toughest guy in a school yard full of queers, Hollywood airhead divas, white-boy gangsta wannabes, tree-hugging global warmers and stretched-faced lesbians (Nancy Pelosi). Any of us could go there and look like Ghengis Khan on ectasy. Arnold is still a liberal douchebag. He should've stuck...

The city of San Francisco was just sued and defeated by the NRA for the second time, for outlawing the ownership of any guns by anybody in their city limits. Twice their voters have passed this law. Once in 1982, and again last year. Good old San Francisco, they want everything to be different for t...

It isn't a fake. The ending of this story took place right across the river from where I live. The coyote only had scratches on his lower legs. He is just one lucky coyote. Where he went through the grill, it was just small plastic pieces, they broke across the bottom, on his way in, and snapped bac...