March 2010 - Argghhh!

There are five Medals awarded for actions on this day. All are in the modern era and all were posthumous awards. World War II. The Germans may be collapsing like a shattered window - but there were many sharp slivers of glass. Private First Class Stryker, along with Sergeant Robert Stryker who earned a Medal of Honor in Vietnam, are the namesakes of the Stryker series of combat vehicles.*PETERS, GEORGE J. Rank and organization: Private, U.S. Army, Company G, 507th Parachute Infantry, 17th Airborne...

Going around the Internet, is the newly rediscovered Trololó Man...

News and Personal dispatches from the front and the home front.

...that the Congers used to decide that ObamaCare would reduce the deficit, eliminate unemployment, and turn the Iranian leadership on to zen Buddhism, BCR Laboratories® has produced a predictive model which will reveal ---- your favorite milblogger.I can’t even begin to comprehend the complex codes and algorithms she used – but it’s uncanny how accurate it is.Begin. Pick a whole number between 1 and 9. Note: the equation produces its most accurate results when you concentrate...

I wonder whether this will garner him the CIB. Boq

As long time readers know, I have ranted in this space before about "The Medal of Posthumous Honor" and how, upon reading citations (risky, as they are a pale excerpt of the recommendations) for Distinguished Service Crosses with some holders of the Medal of Honor that I know - and we were all wondering what the heck it took with earn a Medal these days.Comes now Bennett Dickson, combat veteran, retired Infantry Colonel, to ruminate on the subject - this time with some numbers.At the Naval...

see more Lolcats and funny picturesH/t, Kevin....