Resistance spreads across WA to enforcement of anti-rights law by Dave Workman conservativefiringline There is growing resistance from law enforcement professionals to enforce provisions of a restrictive gun control initiative passed by 59 percent of voters last fall in Washington State, and now at least one county commission has adopted a resolution opposing enforcement of Initiative …
Understanding and Responding to China’s Three Sea Forces Dr. Andrew S. Erickson/U.S. Naval War College PHotos DOD, PLA Powered by the world’s largest shipbuilding industry, as well as the world’s second-largest economy and defense budget under Xi Jinping’s ambitious leadership, China is becoming a major sea power in its own right and in its own …
Mark Corbett who ripped off veterans for years in a massive scheme, while serving as an agent of companies Doe 1, 2, 3, and 4 (Doe Companies), has to pay a one dollar fine. Summary of the case is that Corbett would charge exorbitantly high interest rates secured by veterans pension plans, without disclosing the amount …
‘Jihad By Camera’: How U.S.-Trained Afghans Photographed The Soviet Invasion By RFE Amos Chapple Rare color photos from the 1980s bring the U.S.S.R.’s “hidden war” to light. A fighter watches a Soviet bombardment hammer an Afghan valley. A bloody communist coup in Afghanistan in 1978 was followed a year later by a full-scale invasion by …
The first Vietnam War Medal of Honor By USASOC History Department Captain Roger H. C. Donlon was the first Soldier to receive the medal during the Vietnam War. He was the first recipient of the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam War, the first recipient of the medal since the Korean War, and the first member …
