The Wall Street Journal published a concerning editorial piece, this past Friday, written by Matthew Hennessey, a senior member of that respected newspaper’s editorial team. Mr. Hennessey was justifiably concerned about a recent Quinnipiac University survey, and you’ll soon discover why. Respondents were asked this one, timely, question: “What would … read more
No longer bluffing, as we had all hoped, Russian dictator Putin has now moved ahead with his regrettable, comprehensive military invasion of the independent nation of Ukraine, heading toward its capital city (Kiev), with the apparent intent of either forcing a surrender or, by outright conquest, claiming Ukraine as a … read more
On December 16, 2021, President Biden presented America’s top award for combat valor, the Medal of Honor, to the family of Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe. Born in Oviedo, Florida, Alwyn Cashe joined the United States Army after high school graduation. Following initial deployments to Korea and Germany, as his … read more
On December 3, 2021, United States Army General Mike Murray relinquished AFC command and entered retirement following a distinguished 39-year Army career. And a truly distinguished career it was, from commissioning as an ROTC cadet at The Ohio State University to becoming a Four-Star General, and the very first commander … read more
A few thoughts, if you would, about our veterans. Our nation’s military veterans, along with those who serve currently, are, without question, the absolute pride of America. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, there are now, living in America, about 19-million U.S. military veterans. That’s less than 10% of … read more
