by Dave Workman A brutal broad daylight triple-stabbing on a downtown Seattle street Tuesday leaves anti-gun city leaders and Washington state’s billionaire-backed—and Seattle-based—gun prohibition lobbying group in a quandary. They can’t call it “gun violence.” They can’t blame the National Rifle Association, or use it in one of their weekly fund-raising email blasts. They certainly can’t exploit …
8 JUL 2019 | Lance Cpl. Brienna TuckIII Marine Expeditionary Force 74 years ago the U.S. Marine Corps underestimated their enemy, what they had anticipated to be a short battle against the outnumbered Japanese troops ended up as a 36-day siege resulting in nearly 7,000 Marines losing their lives. There was no doubt the U.S. would successfully …
By Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan DeLong, 3rd Battlefield Coordination Detachment-, Walter T. Ham IV, Eighth Army Public Affairs Fix bayonets What do you know about the bayonet? The bayonet transformed the musket from a medium to long range weapon into an effective close range one. Battle of Hill 180, the site where the storied Korean …
Officers received a call reporting the body of a man lying unresponsive in the ditch line of their property. The deceased was identified as Jason Hamrick, an Air Force recruiter. in Colerain Township. Defendant Clark is an Air Force technical sergeant stationed at Dyess Air Force Base outside Abilene, Texas, wcpo reported. Tech. Sgt. Jason …
The fake ID under which Mexican narco José González Valencia hid in Bolivia for two years as a farmer The Flight and Capture of a Cartel Man Written by Daniela Castro, Guilherme Amado, and Nelfi Fernandez* – JULY 8, 2019 Insight Crime / José González Valencia is a man of many names. Among his comrades in the Jalisco …
