Mike Corrado—Marine Vet—-outstanding recording artist #2
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Indy Marine adds diversity to international team in Afghanistan
CAMP LEATHERNECK, Helmand province, Afghanistan – America has earned a reputation as the land of opportunity, a melting pot where people from all backgrounds can live and work together in harmony. The Marine Corps draws strength from this diversity by uniting men and women of varying ethnic, social, economic and religious backgrounds from across the nation, even the planet, to work together to accomplish a common goal.
Mike Corrado— Marine Vet—-outstanding recording artist #1
Mike Corrado—former Marine—-outstanding recording artist
Prager University: How the Vietnam War Was Won and Lost
Most of what you believe about the Vietnam War isn't true. In this second installment of Prager University's “Wisdom of the Masters” series, foreign policy expert, Bruce Herschensohn, explains how the U.S. Congress turned victory in the Vietnam War into defeat.
Wounded vet becomes Dallas officer, health trouble
Dallas police Officer Andrew Litz falls frequently and can't walk across the room without help.
He sometimes uses a wheelchair or cane. He suffers seizures. He's confused and disoriented. He's in and out of the emergency room almost every week.
President Obama delivers veterans another slap
News directly from the VFW Headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., dated Aug. 22, that the White House will not be sending a representative to the Veterans of Foreign Wars 112th National Convention in August located in San Antonio, Texas, drew harsh criticism and a rebuke from the leadership of the nation's largest combat veteran's organization.
Monroe Marine reaches out to Afghani families
In the desert heat of the Sangin District in Afghanistan, two Marines walk to a house, or rather a compound. The prisoners inside this building are their targets.
Inside, Lance Corporal Chandra Francisco takes out her most effective weapon in accomplishing her objectives.
Vietnam pictures and commentary
Vietnam pictures and commentary
Gunnery Sergeant Michael Rae…After 9-11
Gunnery Sergeant Michael Rae, Toledo, Ohio, talks to a WNWO-TV reporter about working as a recruiter when the events of September 11th took place, what it made him feel, learning to not take safety and freedom for granted and sends a message to his family
NY native Navy corpsman reflects on 9/11
CAMP LEATHERNECK, Helmand province, Afghanistan – “Being there that day and seeing the things I saw left an indelible mark on my psyche, my soul; I couldn’t get beyond it. The more I thought about it I realized I wanted to give back in some way; I wanted to do everything in my power to make sure something like that could never happen again.”