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How Much of What Happens at War Should Stay at War?
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by Paul Calderon Military speeches are some of the most powerful and inspirational speeches out there. After listing to one, people feel inspired to Continue Reading
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The Truth about the Thin Blue Line Flag
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On the SpecOps Battlefield and in Business, Don’t “Believe,” Know
Only two types of confidence exist: the artificial and the real. The first is the far more common of the two, arising from either a need to feel Continue Reading
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I had a dream last night where I was walking down a street lined with average American homes. As I passed one home, I saw a naked baby crying in a Continue Reading
