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It Was What We Thought, And What We Could Learn....

First of all; God Bless the sheepdogs for taking it to these two ass-clowns in a very manly manner When you find the other one; Lather, Rinse, Repeat and wash that Islamist terrorist right out of your hair. The Chechens have a reputation for unbelievable...

Published Fri, Apr 19 2013 3:50 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs

Hero: Officer Sean Collier Killed Because He was a Sheepdog

"...if you have a capacity for violence, and a deep love for your fellow citizens? What do you have then? A sheepdog, a warrior, someone who is walking the hero's path. Someone who can walk into the heart of darkness, into the universal human...

Published Fri, Apr 19 2013 1:48 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs, Caring For The Defenders, Fallen But Never Forgotten

Bombing Suspects and Godspeed

One heck of a way to wake up: The two suspects in the Boston bombing appear to be Chechen brothers, oe is dead, and there are now reports of explosions heard as police surround a house. Short version is that apparently the two brothers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan...

Published Thu, Apr 18 2013 11:51 PM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs

Team Rubicon: The Story...we've crossed the Rubicon and it's time to burn the boat

Published Thu, Apr 18 2013 9:09 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs, Team Rubicon

MUST SEE: National Anthem at Last Night's Bruins Game

Rene Rancourt, the Boston Bruins’ iconic anthem singer, delivered perhaps the most memorable performance of his career Wednesday night. It lasted about 15 seconds. At that point in his rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” Rancourt let the microphone...

Published Thu, Apr 18 2013 12:38 AM by BLACKFIVE

Photo: River Fording

U.S. and Afghan soldiers cross the Tarnak River in the Panjwai district in Afghanistan's Kandahar province, April 10, 2013. The soldiers are assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division's Company C, 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment. U.S. Army photo...

Published Wed, Apr 17 2013 6:51 AM by BLACKFIVE

Photo: Boston Coast Guard Patrol

A Boston Coast Guard boat crew patrols Boston Harbor near Logan International Airport, April 15, 2013, as the Coast Guard increases its presence following the bombings at the Boston Marathon. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Lt. Joe Klinker

Published Wed, Apr 17 2013 1:50 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Picture of the Week

Semper Fi Fund opens America's Fund to care for and support the victims of Boston

Always Faithful. The great team at Semper Fi Fund are moving fast to help the victims of terror in Boston. Semper Fi fund through their new group, America's Fund, steps up to help the victims in Boston. Through America's Fund, they have set up...

Published Wed, Apr 17 2013 1:34 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Caring For The Defenders

An Open Letter to the Wounded of Boston From Wounded Veteran, Army Sergeant Peter Damon

Via Facebook and emails, this message is going viral and it should. From Peter Damon who lost both arms in Iraq and is now a very accomplished painter: AN OPEN LETTER TO THE WOUNDED OF BOSTON - As a veteran, double amputee, and fellow Massachusetts resident...

Published Wed, Apr 17 2013 1:29 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs, Caring For The Defenders

Some Thoughts on Boston, Prevention & ...

preparedness are up over at my place. Given that I still don't have comments up, we can discuss some of the points here. Yes, you can discourage such, if you are willing to pay the price to do so. On that score, I'm about ready to make Tom Kratman...

Published Tue, Apr 16 2013 2:45 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Current Affairs

Army Captain Assaulted For His Service in N.Y. Wal-Mart

Via Tantor, we have this story that won't get much attention. Authorities say video surveillance footage from an Albany Wal-Mart store shows a uniformed U.S. Army officer being attacked by a man who had verbally harassed the soldier for his military...

Published Tue, Apr 16 2013 1:28 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Bust Their Chops

Explosions at the Boston Marathon

Thoughts and prayers for those at the Boston Marathon and those first responders. From the LA Times: Bloody spectators were being carried Monday to the medical tent that had been set up to care for fatigued runners. Police wove through competitors as...

Published Mon, Apr 15 2013 5:25 AM by BLACKFIVE

Distinguished Warfare Medal Rejected! Device recommended instead

Click on this link (right click, save as) to see the actual signed memorandum by SecDef Hagel. Here is the text. Statement by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel on the Distinguished Warfare Medal The Department of Defense announced on Feb. 13 the establishment...

Published Mon, Apr 15 2013 5:21 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Bust Their Chops

Hero Finally Recognized: Chaplain receives Medal of Honor Posthumously for actions saving lives during Korean War

Photo Credit: ACME Photo Father Emil Kapaun (right) and a doctor carry an exhausted Soldier off a battlefield in Korea, early in the war. The photo shows Kapaun to the GI's left. The soldier on the GI's right side was Capt. Jerome A. Dolan, a...

Published Mon, Apr 15 2013 2:24 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Military, Fallen But Never Forgotten, Someone You Should Know

Navy Names New Ships

And this time, no politics involved: Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced today the names of seven ships: three joint high speed vessels (JHSV), the USNS Trenton, the USNS Brunswick and the USNS Carson City; an amphibious transport dock ship (LPD...

Published Mon, Apr 15 2013 2:07 AM by BLACKFIVE

Filed under: Military

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It Was What We Thought, And What We Could Learn....

Hero: Officer Sean Collier Killed Because He was a Sheepdog

Bombing Suspects and Godspeed

Team Rubicon: The Story...we've crossed the Rubicon and it's time to burn the boat

MUST SEE: National Anthem at Last Night's Bruins Game

Photo: River Fording

Photo: Boston Coast Guard Patrol

Semper Fi Fund opens America's Fund to care for and support the victims of Boston

An Open Letter to the Wounded of Boston From Wounded Veteran, Army Sergeant Peter Damon

Some Thoughts on Boston, Prevention & ...

Army Captain Assaulted For His Service in N.Y. Wal-Mart

Explosions at the Boston Marathon

Distinguished Warfare Medal Rejected! Device recommended instead

Hero Finally Recognized: Chaplain receives Medal of Honor Posthumously for actions saving lives during Korean War

Navy Names New Ships