Celebrating Armed Forces Week: Part I – Our “Senior Services”
Armed Forces Week: Mid-May Strictly speaking, it’s called Armed Forces Day, and we celebrate it on the 3rd Saturday of May each year. The DoD…
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Celebrating Armed Forces Week: Part II – The Marines, Coast Guard, and my personal favorite, the United States Air Force
We are almost through this year’s Armed Forces Week, and we hope you followed the suggestion in our previous blog and are flying Old Glory…
June 6, 1944: The Great D-Day Scam
On June 6, 1944, 150,000 Allied troops embarked on the most significant amphibious invasion in warfare. We all know about D-Day and the invasion of…
Remembering Iwo Jima
70,000 U.S. Patriots… Many only know about his event due to the photo Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima on February 23rd, by Joe Rosenthal…
Old Glory Flag Etiquette
Every 4th, as a reminder, we repost the dos and don’ts when it comes to Old Glory… When displaying the American flag, D.O. the following:…
12 U.S. Presidents Reached the Military Rank of General
By longstanding custom, on President’s Day (February 22) Navy ships on the Potomac passing George Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon man the rail and salute…
The U.S. Civil Air Patrol: A Military Support Group with a Flair for Disaster Preparedness
Many Americans have never heard of the Civil Air Patrol. But, if you are one of them, here is a quick CAP 101! The Civil…
Military Innovations Save Lives
The Navy released a strange-looking photo (right) of sailors scrubbing the flight deck of Nimitz-class supercarrier USS Carl Vinson. What makes it interesting is the…