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Rising Korean Tensions

A few days ago, the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong, was hit with artillery from its neighbor North Korea. Which resulted in the deaths of two South Korean soldiers and two civilians. This attack was seen as a demonstration against … Continue reading

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North Korean Artillary Hits South Korean Island

Dozens of North Korean artillary shells have hit a South Korean island in what it says is retaliation against South Korea for firing first. While South Korea’s defense ministry official, Lee Hong-ki says “This is an intentional and planned attack… and … Continue reading

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Risking a New Cold War

by Patrick Buchanan Before Republican senators vote down the strategic arms reduction treaty negotiated by the Obama administration, they should think long and hard about the consequences. In substance, New START has none of the historic significance of Richard Nixon’s … Continue reading

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Veterans Day 2010

Honoring those who have and continue to serve in the United States Military. Thank you. Also, we would like to open this for you to share stories about veterans or causes that support the armed services.

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Soldier Spotlight

Best of the best: Fort Rucker names Soldier, NCO of the year FORT RUCKER, Ala. — Fort Rucker named its Soldier and Noncommissioned Officer of the Year at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum Sept. 15. Sgt. Keely Misemer, C Company, … Continue reading

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Purge the Evil

by Cal Thomas Terry Jones, the Florida “minister” who threatened to burn the Koran on the anniversary of Sept. 11, is as much a distraction from the real challenge facing America as was Sen. Joseph McCarthy when it came to … Continue reading

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