by Megan McGill My life was always pretty average, I grew up in a small town in NJ where my father was a police officer and my mother a stay-at-home Continue Reading
Atomic Punk: Vladimir Putin and the Resurrection of Cold War Nuclear Angst
by a former Special Forces Officer “Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds. (Quoting the Bhagavad-Gita after witnessing the first nuclear Continue Reading
The Light at the End of the Tunnel is Not In Hoping for Better Government and Politicians
by Lt Col (ret), US Army, Darin Gaub “There is a light at the end of the tunnel, it’s We the People.” Continue Reading
Memories of War
by Neville Johnson Words flow and fall. I can write, just pour me more. Thoughts and feelings return. My memories of war. A distant Continue Reading
Your War is Not My War | It’s All of Ours
by Britta Reque-Dragicevic This first appeared in Britta's blog, "Life After War" and is republished with the author's Continue Reading
The Dirty Secret that the Fitness Industry Doesn’t Want You to Know
by Jake Mahar WARNING: THE FOLLOWING CONTENT IS FROM A FITNESS INDUSTRY VETERAN NOT CONCERNED WITH ANYONE’S FEELINGS AFTER HEARING THESE Continue Reading
Gun Violence Statistics 2024: A Comprehensive Look at the Data
by Cassandra McBride This article originally appeared in ammo.com and is re-published here with permission. Report Highlights: If guns Continue Reading
Abandon all Hope
by Reagan Pettigrew I lived off the corner of Tustin Ave. I was a student at a nearby university. I did not like to spend time with students. But Continue Reading
A Grand Pause: Stranded on a Raft in the Middle of Japanese Islands in World War II
by Gary Santos The following is an excerpt from Gary's book, A Grand Pause, based on an incredible true story that took place in the midst of World Continue Reading
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by Neville Johnson Sangin valley’s sunset peace, This foreign landscape a thing of beauty. A sunset I will remember, My thoughts, my Continue Reading
Home Coming
by Neville Johnson Dimly lit empty room, My life boxed up. Alone in my room, Sitting on the edge of my bed. I can feel the nothingness, Continue Reading
Military Matters: How to Respond to Correction
by Frank Jefferson Getting called out stings, especially if there’s truth to the accusations. Nobody really enjoys being told, “You’re wrong.” Most Continue Reading