We looked carefully at the buildings as we drove along (occasionally being cheered on by locals shouting “We love you! Thank you!”)
Free speech doesn’t come cheap
Dec 17th, 2009
We have experienced military censorship without rationale here at America’s North Shore Journal. We posted a three part series about a nasty little firefight in Afghanistan, with video and photos. One of the participants approached us with the story, that had taken place months before.
September 11 – more than we could bear
Sep 11th, 2009
That night, my eyes and lungs still stinging, I walked up the Great White Way. It’s a section of road to which all others like it are measured, one which has made audiences laugh and cry for over a century. Tonight it was dark, but many of us came anyway, unsure what to do or say.
Marine Corps officers in training blog their experience
Aug 10th, 2009
Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) and Officer Candidate School (OCS) have joined forces to provide America with an inside look at the making of a Marine officer.
In an unprecedented initiative, the Corps has opened its doors to offer the public direct insight into the transformation men and women undergo to become Marine officers and learn what they go through to earn the right to lead Marines. This is the first time candidates, the term used for men and women attending OCS, have been engaged in an official effort to share their experiences with the public in a social networking forum.
God Bless the Hoft Family
Jul 29th, 2009
Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft has lost his mother. Our sympathies to Jim and his family on their loss.
Send a Blogger to Afghanistan
Mar 25th, 2009
Andrew Lubin, who blogs at The Military Observer, is headed back to Afghanistan, and is asking for support to help pay travel expenses. Andrew asked us to mention that his book “Charlie Battery; A Marine Artillery Battery in Iraq” is available for sale off his website, www.andrewlubin.com. Book sales are his primary source of funding his embeds.
Acorns and Oaks – Seeds of Change
Mar 1st, 2009
I suspect this is going to be a turning point in our history . I have very little in the way of doubt that these organizations will continue to grow and learn and gain influence.
AP Botches Army Relief Story
Feb 26th, 2009
Surprise! The AP seems to have gotten its story about Army Emergency Relief a little wrong.
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