De Klerk Nobel Peace Prize Photo South Africa’s last apartheid president, F.W. de Klerk, who shepherded the end of the country’s system of white minority rule and who shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela for that work — died Thursday at his home near Cape Town. He was 85. VOA NEWs Breaking: FW de …
CAPTAIN HUMBERT ROQUE VERSACE US Army Medal of Honor Recipient Army.mil Army Capt. Humbert Versace’s brothers uncover his Medal of Honor plaque during an induction ceremony into the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes, July 9, 2002. President George W. Bush presented the award to Versace’s family at the White House one day earlier. Photo By: Staff …
Soldiers of the New York National Guard’s 27th Division celebrating the end of World War I following the Armistice on Nov. 11, 1918. According to Major General John O’Ryan, the commander of the division, this photo and others like it were staged in the days following the signing of the document that ended combat in …
UPDATE: The trial continues with the defense case today. Amazing that the judge in the Rittenhouse trial kept his cool…most of the time . How he kept his composure without laughing outloud at Prosecutor’s questions is just as amazing. Undoubtedly, the trial was one the Judge enjoyed, considering all the boring as hell trials a …
1,903 Days as a POW COL James ‘Nick’ Rowe, POW Diary, 1963-1968 by Michael E. Krivdo, PhDsocom.mil In the early morning hours of 29 October 1963, at Tan Phu village in southernmost Vietnam, then-First Lieutenant (1LT) James N. ‘Nick’ Rowe, the Assistant Detachment Commander, Special Forces Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) 23, prepared for a ‘routine’ …
Posted by: Pat Droney|November 9, 2021 |Categories Featured, Homeland Security, As China and Russia accelerate the buildup of their military, the U.S. is falling far behind while at the same time the Biden administration, obsessed with the ridiculous goal of getting 100% of the population vaccinated threatens to have those who build our military weapons fired from their jobs. …