Army History

Retired U.S. Army Blackhawk Pilot Michael Durant sharply criticized Barack Obama for his refusal to visit wounded troops at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, after he learned that his press entourage wouldn’t be tagging along: “Over the last week, Barack Obama made time in his busy schedule to hold a

Link: http://www.skypeck.com/ CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO ENLARGE. A bio: Skypeck Enlisted In The U.S. Army In 1965. He served as a Special Warfare and Senior Intelligence Advisor in Vietnam during which he earned many medals, including a Purple Heart, two Bronze Stars, The Vietnamese Cross Of Gallantry, And The Combat Infantryman’s Badge. Released from

Specialist Cox was one of our local fallen heroes. Wednesday, June 25, 2008 (Cleveland) – 21-year old Army Specialist Jason Cox was due to come back from a one year tour of duty in Iraq in just a few short weeks, on July 12th. Unfortunately, he was killed by an improvised explosive device while in

From dday.org: Overlord Echoes: The 65th Anniversary of D-Day On June 6, 1944, 150,000 Allied soldiers clambered aboard heaving landing craft and braved six-foot swells, waves of machine gun fire, and more than 6 million mines to claim a stretch of sand at a place called Normandy. Their mission was to carve out an Allied