250 years ago, on April 19, 1775, the 'shot heard 'round the world' echoed at Lexington and Concord, igniting the American Revolution.

My Wife's Best Friend since Elementary School keeps posting pictures of herself at various "Protest Rallies" near Chicago. Tina texted her - "You realize we are Conservatives" -🤣 - Her Friend texted back - "I know, but we have been friends forever, that won't change". I wish

Go plant a tree or something.

TopLess Tuesday 👙 ♥ 🔥!!

@VetSalutes HHS, not DOD. HHS better than DOT. DOT better than Treasury. We know who we are.

SEALs have executed some of the highest-risk, no-fail operations in history. A few have been publicized, but the vast majority remain unknown to the public. Through these clandestine missions, NSW continues to sacrifice for our nation, maintaining its global presence and

I've been following many "posts" from Military groups, but I have not seen any references to the Navy "Swift Boats". They played an Important Role in IV Corps (South Vietnam). They and the SEALS ventured where no others dared. ⚓️🔱

Here’s another history lesson for you, guys and gals👇🏻 After Stalin croaked in ’53, some hoped for change. Khrushchev tried to air out the regime’s dirty laundry with his 1956 “Secret Speech,” freed gulag prisoners, and tried to clip the wings of the secret police. But the swamp

Please take a few minutes out of your day to read Marc’s Navy Cross Citation. 57 years ago today. Forever 19

There is a version of yourself 10 years from now that is begging THIS version of yourself to enjoy where you currently are just a little bit more…perspective is a powerful force

For a small amount of perspective during these crazy times, imagine you were an American born in 1900. When you are 14, World War I starts, and ends on your 18th birthday with 22 million people killed. Later in the year, a Spanish Flu epidemic hits the planet and runs until you

It’s reported 30,000 cowards fled from the US to Canada during the Vietnam war. But what you never hear about is 30,000 brave Canadians joined the US military and served during the war. 134 Canadians were killed in Vietnam. Thank you heroes 🇺🇸🇨🇦

Not all hometowns honor the gravesites of their heroes. Marc Kuzma and I graduated from South Hadley High School in 1967. We went our separate ways, Marc went into the Marines. He died 4/26/1968 in Vietnam and was awarded the Navy Cross. On the 50th anniversary the town