military
military
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by Kyle Crane - 2006-12-10
After years of arduous research and plowing through innumerable historical archives, I have arrived at an earth rumbling epiphany: All wars are started by men who wear wool underwear! Please breathe d...
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by Greg Reeson - 2006-12-20
With the passing of the November elections, which were generally interpreted as an expression of the American public's dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq, strategies for changing direction in the wa...
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by Gary Kurz - 2006-12-24
"Chief, this is a hot one", I somehow managed to say in a quivering voice as I choked back tears, "please stop what you are doing and get this message out to the fleet, top priority". "Aye aye sir," ...
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by Gabriel J. Adams - 2006-12-31
Throughout American history our military has been an integral part in our well being and the well being of the entire world. Many people tend to think that we have put our nose where it does not belo...
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by Dr. Charles Sabillon - 2007-01-02
Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, once affirmed that life was suffering. Although today, living conditions are much better than in the times of Buddha, the many kinds of pain that people still endure a...
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by Nathan Morrison - 2007-01-04
No doubt we've all heard the phrase, 'Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is'. While an admirable feat, and while money does hold accountability even amongst the rich, I'd like to talk today about someth...
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by Nathan Morrison - 2007-01-04
Much has been made in the world of the Right Wing Political Machine this past week of recent comments made by John Kerry. I must say, as a Political News Columnist, it gave me a certain amount of plea...
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by Paul Davis - 2007-01-18
Impending danger War without end A President at the helm Who does not listen or bend Diplomacy is not his friend Neither is cooperation As he prefers thwarting Nuclear proliferation Demonizin...
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by Greg Lucas - 2007-01-19
The monster vehicle that used to be available only to the United States Army is now obtainable for civilians through General Motor's Hummer division. Hummers became the rave of the whole country afte...
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by Douglas Smyth - 2007-01-24
"Washington - The armed forces, already struggling to meet recruiting goals, are considering expanding the number of noncitizens in the ranks - including disputed proposals to open recruiting stations...
