Background: Major Matt Golsteyn, a former Army Green Beret was awarded the Silver Star for bravery in action during the 2010 Battle of Marjah in Afghanistan. In 2011, shortly after a book by author and Marine Bing West came out that detailed Golsteyn’s heroism and quoted him making critical remarks about the American strategy in
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The ex-jarhead was found guilty late Tuesday of the 2013 shooting deaths of former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the author of “American Sniper,” and his friend Chad Littlefield. From Fox News. It took an Erath County, Texas jury less than two hours to convict Eddie Ray Routh of capital murder. State District Judge Jason Cashon
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In 2013, Rear Admiral John Kirby wrote an OpEd in the WaPo titled Members of the military must learn to connect with American civilians. I didn’t see the column at the time. If I had, I would have responded in a way similar to Kerry Patton. Patton is an author, veteran, and terrorism and intelligence
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The film American Sniper, directed by Clint Eastwood, is the account of Chris Kyle, Navy SEAL sniper, who killed 160 muzzie excrement with deadly accuracy. It’s been picked up for several Oscar nominations, including lead actor for Bradley Cooper and best picture of the year. The leftwingnut contingent in the media, political arena, and Hollywood are
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From the Military Times. Excerpts: A worsening morale crisis For many of the war-weary troops who deployed to combat zones over and over again for 13 years, the end of an era of war in Iraq and Afghanistan is good news. But for Marine Sgt. Zack Cantu and other service members, it’s a total morale
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December 7th 1941, the Japs pulled off a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, kicking off our entry into WWII. There were 2,350 lives lost and more than 1,000 were wounded during the attack 73 years ago. Take a moment to remember them. There are still some old vets around from that terrible day but they
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