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The Forgotten Men
The Canberra billet which I guarded in 1970. Taken in 2006 with an extra floor added. Excuse the blurry shot. Between November 1964 and Dec...
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It's difficult, gentle reader, to ignore the soap opera in train across the Pacific, and once again, I am drawn like a moth to the fla... -
Fascism as a political movement exhibits four basic criteria. First, fascism it is not an ideology, but an activity. Secondly, it... -
Courtesy www.statesman.com I found this posted in Facebook a few weeks ago, when the faux outrage about mandated vaccination first began to ...
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At least it was only one of you on a short trek to find some jellybeans. We had one dill drop his M-79, and the whole platoon spent a day looking for it. Including digging out all the pits that we had dug the night before, and filled in that morning.
Never did find it. But he was pretty unpopular for a while. I hate to think of the paperwork that generated.
On the flipside, a civvie walked into the Lancelin police station on that same exercise and handed in an M-60 that the yanks had dropped not long before in the same area.
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