Sgt. First Class Alwyn Cashe’s last actions on the battlefields of Iraq in October 2005 were those of extreme courage and bravery. For his actions, he was posthumously awarded the Silver Star. Yet, for the last fifteen years, many have advocated that his award be upgraded to the Medal of Honor. The Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper concurs.
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It has been a heartbreaking day for the wounded and families of the victims in Las Vegas, NV. The first of the 59 concertgoers killed have been formally…
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On February 10, 2015 it was confirmed that 26 year old Kayla Mueller, an aid worker with from Prescott, Arizona had been murdered by ISIS. The White House…
Judging by the comments that I’ve seen scattered all over Facebook and on other blog posts and news articles, I’m not the only person dismayed and stunned…
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